Quite a bit of it.

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Fresh air is a good thing.  I mixed the dirts and planted what I had, where I could.  There were more of everything than I honestly had space.  No worries.  I fit it in and will learn one way or another.  If need be, later in the summer, I will replant if it looks like it's too much.  With the horseradish, I trimmed the ends.  They were rough looking.  There were no buds or growth, so I don't think I could have hurt them.

Next I weeded the small plot, for when the rhubarb arrives.  I did go out to look over the raspberry patch.  The black plastic has done nothing regarding getting rid of grass.  I am not sure, actually, if it is keeping weeds out of the spots that were dug.  I... just didn't want to mess around more.  I was pretty much done, just wanted to check the grass.  It'll come out soon enough.  And, when that happens, I'll put cardboard down on both areas.  I don't know if that will really work.  I'll find out.

I think the only things I didn't do was clearing the rest of the grass from that patch, oh and put down cardboard, but then shower.  I believe I will take a shower shortly.  I simply need to catch my breath a bit.  It isn't horribly hard labor, but it isn't simple either.  Moving bags of soil and mulch, arranging planters laden with soil, a bit of digging to root out weeds, plus the rest of the work.  It is wearying.  It hasn't destroyed me, as it did several times recently.  All good.  Oh, I best check the thawed meats.  If they are good I will cook that tonight, just batch it as meat crumble to be added to whatever.  If not, or either way, I'll pull other meat to thaw.

Life is good.  I sure enjoyed today.  Gardening, the house, and a few other odds and ends.  I'm not quite done.  Oh, and some business.  Though, for the blog, good night.