Oh, well, I suppose I should watch a little more closely.

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The front yard, side yard, and garden were watered well.  The new plants will be reviewed tomorrow.  I am terribly afraid to put out the habanero plants.  They are so small compared to what was put out.  I just can't see how they will make it.  But... on the next day I can get to it, I will plant them.  The plants I put out were bigger than the ones that were out there, but that hasn't helped them all that much.  Oh well, this is an experiment and it is time.  Friday, they are predicting, temps will drop from around 100 down to the low 90's/high 80's.  That would be a better time to plant.  If the predictions hold.  It is supposed to stay in that range for a week or more.  Then again, as often as they recalibrate their predictions...  I guess that is the plight of the gardener and farmer.  So be it.

While watering that last piece of dry ground, it seemed to be going well.  Now, I did leave it on a wee long, I simply forgot.  When I went out to check on it, the ground holding the sprinkler had become quite saturated and the spike had come out.  It seems a bit suspicious to me, though natural events are a reasonable explanation.  I may sneak water it again tomorrow, a little deeper.  While it did get an area moistened that terribly needed it, it also missed most of what else needed it.  I wonder if a tom might attack a sprinkler, if it was annoyed?  Especially if they have figured them out and prefer to take a certain path?  If I were a tom, I would figure it out.  Only do it when annoyed or... hot and bothered then interrupted by a spray though. 

I'm feeling pretty good tonight.  Drinking more helps a bit, if not fully.  It's just hot.  And it isn't cooling quickly.  I'd love to leave things open and go on to bed that way but it is too late.  I would wake in a oven, with the heat invading.  Good night, mostly.  Hungry though...  Hmm... Good night or later.