Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Icy Hot Patches are from Heaven

I am beginning to fix up my garden. Yesterday, I bought and moved 797 pound of blush Austin Rock. The first picture is what it looked like before I started.
 
Here is the first bed finished.
 
This is #1 supervisor. She did not lift a paw, but obviously did not approve.
 
Here is supervisor #2. She didn't life a paw either and is looking a little disgusted at the whole situation.
 
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Obviously, after moving 797 pounds of rock, my back was not happy this morning. Two Advil and an Icy Hot back patch and I was much better. I think I am in love with the Icy Hot patch.

Now lets all go over and see what James and Shala are giving away today.

16 comments:

  1. My back aches just thinking about it! I know exactly how it feels. You've accomplished a stupendous feat and it looks awesome!!!!!!

    Hugs,
    Cindy

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  2. My back's come out in sympathy with yours - pass the icy hot pack quick!

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  3. Ahhhh... I feel better just thinking about that Icy Hot Patch! And your garden looks awesome!

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  4. I am in love with Tiger Balm and Tiger Balm patches. Thank goodness for them. Your project looks very nice and successful. My Sophie is always irritated by efforts, indoors and out. :) ~~Dee

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  5. Looks great, Deb. Really, they like it; they are just trying to give you a hard time. They wouldn't dare have you know they were pleased. And, see how photogenically they pose.

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  6. What a lot of work.
    Love your garden "non-helpers."

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  7. I fear the monkeys have driven you round the bend. That sounds like something I would attempt. I hope you haven't strained something in the process. Hey, get the monkeys out there and have them lift all that rock. Will help curb their energy.
    Brenda

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  8. It looks really good! Hope your back heals fast!

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  9. Very nice! When you get done, come on by my place, I have some rock that needs moving. :)
    v.

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  10. Thanks Cindy.

    VP, Those things are magic.

    Hi Dee, I will give the Tiger Balm a shot next time.

    Barbee, I wish I just had a smidgen of their attitude, or as foxy said catitude.

    Thanks kim and victoria.

    Brenda, They helped move them from the front to the back, but I wouldn't have trusted them in the actual garden with them.

    Linda, Thanks my back feels fine today.

    V, every gardener is on their own when it comes to moving rocks:)

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  11. Thanks OFB, didn't mean to leave you out.

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  12. Hi Debbi,
    Your rock project looks great! I love your supervisors. I am in close with Ibuprofen and my heating pad!
    Blessings,
    Lorilee

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  13. AND all that weeding! What a day!

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  14. Lorilee, Heating pads give me hot flashes. Icy hot patches are yummy for me.

    Jenn, I have a cobra head tool. Makes weeding easy.

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  15. Debbie .. I am just seeing this post now (I think I got lost a few days ago ? LOL) .. I love your cat kids .. they are precious .. I tend to have an ongoing love affair with my heating pad and my gel packs from the freezer .. how sad is that ? LOL
    Joy

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  16. Joy, not sad at all. I wish I had found the icy hot patch sooner.

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