First of all, I want to tell you that I have injured myself the last 2 weekends. Sheesh....Last weekend was a strained muscle on my left shoulder, and today was a muscle in my back. I don't know what happened this morning at about 9 am. I mean, I had just finished the roof of the shed, came down the ladder to pet Jude on the head - and it hit me. Oh gosh....talk about a bad way to start a weekend full of outdoor plans!
Anyway, I still managed to do some more stuff - even though every move was a painful one. The buckets are still coming in slowly, and in different sizes, too. In the photo below, from left to right: back row - 5 gallon, 4 gallon, and 3.5 gallon buckets.
Front row: 1 gallon, 2 gallon, and 4 gallon buckets.

Photo below - since I had to buy a 9-pack of broccoli transplants a while back, I decided to put one of them in a swp constructed from two 1 gallon buckets. I like to experiment, and this was better than letting them go to waste. I really don't think it will make it, but it will still be fun trying it.

Photo below - here's the 2 planted a month ago in 4 gallon containers. They are doing very well, and so far no pests have bothered them. Oh, you can bet that I check them daily, because I know the cabbage worm is bound to show up before this grow cycle is complete.

Back to the shed - It's now time for the vinyl siding, and i'll pick up some j-channel and corner pieces next week. I should be able to have it completely covered by the end of Thanksgiving weekend, and the wiring will take place after that. This "daylight savings thing" really makes it hard for me to make any progress in a timely manner. Thank god for weekends....
Take care, and happy gardening!
EG