Ned isn't sure how he should divide up his attention - should he be assigning other people tasks, overseeing them, or working on his own? From the look of it, most people seem to be settling in to their individual tasks well enough, and he's grateful. He isn't cut out for this bossing-people-around business, even if they are willing to be bossed. That's more Erik's specialty than his.

If people have questions, they can come him, but in the meantime he's going to be making himself useful. He starts shoveling at the grass, clearing up space for more planting. As he does, though, he keeps an eye on what other people are doing, watches for any disasters in the making. Though he feels like a fraud pretending to be an expert, he at least knows a couple of things, can provide a little oversight.