Where to start? That’s the question. Here are a few choices.

• Clean up the weeds near the deck where the black-eyed Susans are supposed to grow.
• Split rhubarb plants to better fill their tiny plot.
• Break up soil in sections of big garden.
• Spread compost on sections of big garden.
• Finish clearing weeds around rhubarb.
• Turn soil behind garage. Weed around garlic.
• Clear an area behind garage suitable for spinach. Plant spinach seeds.
• Pull up creeping ivy around bushes.
• Put cushions back on porch swing (Amigo would put this at the top of the list).
• Weed around transplanted peonies.
• Go to Fleet Farm and buy new rain barrel.
• Find something to plant in the papasan-turned-planter.
• Measure sections of big garden for square-food planning.

Then again, I could relax and watch the Milwaukee Brewers game with Amigo. I think I’ve found a solution.