Okay so when you asked about the best way to handle the rosemary bush before the first frost hits, I forgot to mention one thing about the soil drainage. You already have it in that raised bed near the fence, which is good, but if you add about two inches of coarse sand mixed into the top layer it will help prevent the roots from sitting in water all winter. Also remember to cut it back by maybe a third, but never into the woody stems because it will not regrow from there. The cuttings can go into a jar of water on the windowsill and they should root within three weeks. I would also suggest moving the terracotta pots inside the shed before temperatures drop below forty degrees at night.
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You know the trail loop behind the old mill, the one that follows the creek for about two miles before it splits at the big oak tree? If you take the left fork there and keep going past the mossy rock pile, you eventually come to that clearing where the wild blackberries grow every July. We should plan to go out there again once the weather warms up. Last time we talked about bringing a lightweight tarp so we could sit and have lunch without getting all muddy. Also, I remember you said you wanted to try that new trail mix recipe with the dried cherries and dark chocolate chunks. That would be a good one to test out. Let me know if you'd prefer a weekday or a weekend.
The plumbing under the kitchen sink has been making that low rumbling sound every time the dishwasher drains, so I finally opened the cabinet to check and noticed the P-trap is a little loose around the connection to the wall pipe. I tightened the collar ring by hand but it still feels like it could use a fresh rubber washer. The good news is there's no drip yet, just a faint smell of damp air after each cycle. Tomorrow I'll pick up one of those washer kits from the hardware aisle and also grab some plumber's tape because the threads on the tailpiece look a bit worn. If that doesn't fix it, the next step is replacing the whole trap assembly, which isn't a big job. We can do it in maybe twenty minutes with a bucket and a wrench.