FINISHING & USING THE NEW GARDEN CART 1 NOVEMBER 2025
We thought this plastic shelf liner would somewhat protect the bottom of the cart, and prevent small things from falling out . . . Neal had the brilliant idea of using zip ties to secure the shelf liner so it would not buckle . . . . . . which required a bit of maneuvering . . . The House Inspector is again on the job . . . . . . but eventually lies down on the job . . . The finished product . . . Of course, my first reaction is to put a dog in the cart . . .
Unlike Daisy2Legs, who LOOOOOVED to ride on Yellow Dolly, and would coming running (yes, she ran, FAST, even with just two working legs) whenever she HEARD it, Gipsy was NOT impressed and insisted on being taken out. (Which of these two is having more fun, do you think?) SweeTea was even LESS impressed, and jumped out before I could take a photo.
Heather, Daisy2Legs & RicoBadBoy help bring in water, in preparation for I-don't-remember-what.
	Before going outside to test the new garden cart, we shared our coffee with SweeTea in her Little Pink Coat . . .
. . . and with Gipsy . . . . . . as SweetTea watches to be sure she's gotten her fair share. Now comes the test . . . these are VERY heavy pots . . . . . . and these are very heavy plants . . . We easily moved eight of them from the front yard, around the corner, and into the courtyard, where I hope to bring them back to better condition.

LANDSCAPING, PHASE 3 BEGINS HERE