A windstorm in the night

Well, here we are in that terrible West Coast spring weather, where the clouds pile up and crash into the mountains and it rains and rains and rains.I've been busy inside the new silversmithing studio and also I've repotted the indoor plants and terrariums.Then last night we had a windstorm and all the rain clouds were blown away.Unfortunately, my greenhouse was also blown away and almost all the seedlings were dumped out into the garden.I picked up as many as I could and repotted them and watered them in. Robert righted the greenhouse and weighed it down with rocks and bricks.Well, this will certainly be an interesting gardening year as I can't tell my aster seedlings from my bachelor's buttons from my zinnias! :DStill, the sun is shining, and so we got on with some outdoor work. (With Morgan's supervision of course.)We bought a new, small pond pump and created a fountain from an old water pump I've had for years, and then, finally hung up a second fountain into a permanent place. Previously, this ornate Italian fountain was in the entrance hall of a past heritage house I owned, and I didn't know what to do with it since I moved and left it in storage for about 13 years. The jury is still out on that one, but I think it'll be fine where we put it; especially with a beautiful clematis growing over it.And also, we took my dad's old Craftsman toolbox and, after R drilled out the rivets holding the handles, we sanded down the rust......and sprayed it with rust paint. I love the new shiny red. It still needs to dry and be put back together again and slid under one of the work benches, but as soon as I've got that done, I'll take photos.We got lucky today, and tomorrow it's supposed to be back to the rain, and, I suppose, back to indoor work, but the sun was lovely while it lasted. :D