We’re home from Canberra. Flopping on the lounge. Long day, but ok with the Oncologist. I asked him about the Berries and he couldn’t see any reason why not (if I can find any).
Good morning all ☕️ Hugs to @Lily Pilly and Little Lily, congratulations to “AuntyRach 🥂, Hugs to Mr and Mrs @Pat E ...
i slept slept like a log. Had a lovely day yesterday ... the sun shone and we travelled through lovely countryside ... suffolk gardens are quite a bit ahead of the ones up here. Lots of roses out and growth looking really lush. A walk around Long Melford, then a good lunch and a walk around Lavenham (hadn’t been there for a long while) and a stop for ‘tea and cake’ in the Swan. As I’m always the driver when we go out it was a change to be able to peat over and through the hedges at the scenery.
OH had kept an eye on tomatoes etc here at home so definitely a good day 😊
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Morning will be interested to hear about the berries Pat. i am sorry I am not keeping up at the moment with everyone’s actions but congratulations to those promoted ,love to those sore, hurting and those with family worries our garden really is a disgrace. To add to troubles ride on mower blew, OH not at all happy I fell yesterday and now have a gammy knee! Lily is better, these episodes disappear as fast as they come. Apparently she has packed her bag twice! looks like sh is coming😀
Weeds are flowers, too, once you get to know them.” A A Milne
Morning all/afties Pat. If the berries don't do any harm, go for it. Delighted for you AuntyR. The hard work has paid off. Have a lovely day today. Sounds a nice day, Dove. Glad little Lily is better, LP. Take it easy yourself. The garden can wait. Fidget - that's a helluva clearance Cloudy here, but dry. Physio later and then I'll see what I can get up to outside. Daughter has another 2 hour driving lesson later with the new instructor, after the original decided he was chucking it in, 6 weeks before her test....
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Knees! New step in quickstep called the pendulum. requires nifty sideways swings of both legs together after a hop and a skip. Knees screamed. Have adpated it so OH swings while I wait to move again. Cripes!
Sunny start here and feeling gently warm. About time too. Only a month to go to the longest day and we're still getting cold at night.
Good for little LP. Ouch for big LP. Our sit-on is also on its last legs with its blades housing held together with Heath Robinson inventiveness. I think we need a sturdier model for this plot.
Hope the pills work Pat. Sounds like a very good day Dove.
Hugs to all who need them. Hope everyone has the best day they can.
Where's Hosta?
Vendée - 20kms from Atlantic coast.
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Fidget that clearance is heartbreaking. I have no other words.
Warm, sunny, dry again today. A bit of gardening and lots of housework / life admin to do.
I've just heard that Judith Kerr has died, aged 95. An amazing and interesting woman. I didn't read her books as a child, but read When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit as an adult and became a bit of a fan - read many of her other books, went to an exhibition, watched TV programmes about her etc. RIP.
Wishing all with poorly knees, or just poorly, a better day. Obxx your description of that step sounds painful in itself! Good luck at physio, FG.
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I asked him about the Berries and he couldn’t see any reason why not (if I can find any).
Hugs to @Lily Pilly and Little Lily, congratulations to “AuntyRach 🥂, Hugs to Mr and Mrs @Pat E ...
i slept slept like a log.
Had a lovely day yesterday ... the sun shone and we travelled through lovely countryside ... suffolk gardens are quite a bit ahead of the ones up here. Lots of roses out and growth looking really lush.
A walk around Long Melford, then a good lunch and a walk around Lavenham (hadn’t been there for a long while) and a stop for ‘tea and cake’ in the Swan. As I’m always the driver when we go out it was a change to be able to peat over and through the hedges at the scenery.
OH had kept an eye on tomatoes etc here at home so definitely a good day 😊
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
will be interested to hear about the berries Pat.
i am sorry I am not keeping up at the moment with everyone’s actions but congratulations to those promoted ,love to those sore, hurting and those with family worries
our garden really is a disgrace. To add to troubles ride on mower blew, OH not at all happy
I fell yesterday and now have a gammy knee! Lily is better, these episodes disappear as fast as they come. Apparently she has packed her bag twice!
looks like sh is coming😀
A A Milne
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Delighted for you AuntyR. The hard work has paid off. Have a lovely day today.
Sounds a nice day, Dove.
Glad little Lily is better, LP. Take it easy yourself. The garden can wait.
Fidget - that's a helluva clearance
Cloudy here, but dry. Physio later and then I'll see what I can get up to outside. Daughter has another 2 hour driving lesson later with the new instructor, after the original decided he was chucking it in, 6 weeks before her test....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Sunny start here and feeling gently warm. About time too. Only a month to go to the longest day and we're still getting cold at night.
Good for little LP. Ouch for big LP. Our sit-on is also on its last legs with its blades housing held together with Heath Robinson inventiveness. I think we need a sturdier model for this plot.
Hope the pills work Pat. Sounds like a very good day Dove.
Hugs to all who need them. Hope everyone has the best day they can.
Where's Hosta?
Warm, sunny, dry again today. A bit of gardening and lots of housework / life admin to do.
I've just heard that Judith Kerr has died, aged 95. An amazing and interesting woman. I didn't read her books as a child, but read When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit as an adult and became a bit of a fan - read many of her other books, went to an exhibition, watched TV programmes about her etc. RIP.
Wishing all with poorly knees, or just poorly, a better day. Obxx your description of that step sounds painful in itself! Good luck at physio, FG.
Nice day here. I have patch homework and research to do but may just end up outside......