Ahhh, you know he doesn't mean it.
Hey when I get a chance I will take a picture of my garden. It's about 80 X 60. I need to weed the onions and till, I'm waaaaay behind on everything else around here believe me. Weedeating, hubby mowed. Well never mind.
I have out 30 tomato plants, different varieties, head lettuce, bibb lettuce, cukes, squash, snow peas, bush beans, turnips, beets, cabbage, onions, carrots, bell peppers, about 5 hills of potatoes. Never planted those here want to see how they do. Tom was going to plow and disc up a 1/4 acre behind a rent house we have to plant sweet corn, but it was to wet and for some reason he didn't have time so that didn't happen. I will miss my corn. I learned how to garden from my dad and how to can from my mom. They were both workin' fools back in their day. Good people, both gone now. I tried something I read about this year. I use fish emulsion under the tomatoes, but it said put a whole raw egg under each plant when planting and it will put calcium in the soil and stop blossom end rot. I've had that problem the last couple of years, we shall see, they sure look dark green.
I have 2 peach trees, one was loaded last year, went out to pick them and the squirrels ate all but one. A dwarf orange tree that is loaded. An apple tree that should produce next year, 6 grape vines, same thing waiting. After all the years we lived here I had no idea fruit trees would do so well here till a few years ago. I make tomato juice, can green tomatoes, beets, tomatoes, carrots, sometimes make salsa. I'm hoping to produce enough this year to make relish, takes quite a bit to do so.
Ok, he is building in the little table, think it will look nice. It has the vent for the furnace, he will put in the gas detector. Then a shelf, then he is cutting the table top to make a top for it. A place for our TV and we think it will slide in on the shelf to store when driving.
If he doesn't get time to check out the TV stuff, my tenant next door specializes in that and will fix it for me.