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I'm getting a few tomatoes, peppers and cukes everyday. Picked (cooked and ate) the first two acorn squash this past weekend. One plant of my acorn squash have yellow fruit. (I swear I'll try to take a picture next time) I picked one, but haven't cooked it yet. Melons, corn and the rest of it is...

My cukes are going south in a hurry too. Black spot. The ones in the raised bed at the river house is almost ready, so I'll yank the ones in the garden out as soon as I can.

I'm showing my age, but I remember when all farm ferts were called guana.

Side two:

50 years ago yesterday: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Workingman%27s_Dead Side 1

From 36 years ago last night. Grateful Dead 06/14/84 Red Rocks Amphitheater - Morrison, CO Set 1: Iko Iko Cassidy It Must Have Been The Roses New Minglewood Blues Brown-Eyed Women Jack Straw Day Job Set 2: Shakedown Street Playin' In The Band Dear Mr. Fantasy Drums Playin' In The Band...

1951 Steve Walsh, American singer (Kansas)

1943 [Mervyn] Muff Winwood, English songwriter and bassist (Spencer Davis Group, "Gimme Some Lovin"), born in Erdington, Birmingham

1937 Waylon Jennings, American country singer and guitarist (Ramblin' Man), born in Littlefield, Texas (d. 2002)

1934 Ruby Nash Curtis [Garnett], US R&B singer (Ruby and the Romantics), born in Akron, Ohio

1923 Erroll Garner, American jazz pianist (Misty), born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Sometimes the winds of change blow pretty hard.

Some spooks did wear the uniform. Before my wife was rich and famous she worked for a fellow who was in that line of work for the Rangers (in the reserves when she was working for him) He spent most of his time in Latin America. When I ask him about what they did, all he would say is, "there are...