Well if two of us are saying it we must be right Re the pink pills, if you haven't had your allowance for the day then yes
You can do virtual gardening for me Mike to keep you busy, see my perennial thread....need ideas, but keep it simple, remember it's me you're talking to
Mike,take it steady.Don't go out on your own till you are stronger.Haven't posted much but have been following your story.Love reading your knowledgable and informative posts.It must be really frustrating not to be able to get out into your garden but,hopefully.it won't be too much longer before you can do some things.Glad you liked your flowers.Everytime you look at them,someone on this forum will be thinking of you and wishing you a speedy recovery.x
Gardening should give you pleasure and not stress. Like OL, I wish I lived closer and could pop in to do a bit of cosmetic improvement on your garden for you. So if going outside stresses you out, you shouldn't do it - you can take it all in hand next year when you will be back to normal. If you get some pleasure from pottering about though, then by all means go outside. But make it easier on yourself. Just do what you want to do and your body can cope with. The moment it becomes a strain, STOP!! Bossy Bee x
I know how you feel, Mike.....had a spot of bother myself last year and it pained me to see nature trying to reclaim my lovely garden. The experience however did cause me to think of such things as 'should I be growing fruit 'n veg on this scale'?
So sorry I didn't see this post before I just sent you a pm Mike.I'm really sorry you're feeling down but please don't stop posting.And no you're not hugging centre stage at all,to suggest you are would be to assume you asked for your current problems.Like pansyface has said,a few days from now things will look differently I'm sure.Take good care my friend and hang in there.
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Yes, but good to have watered the young plants, you'd feel worse if they died. Roses can manage without being dead headed.
You can do virtual gardening for me Mike to keep you busy, see my perennial thread....need ideas, but keep it simple, remember it's me you're talking to
MIKE!! You just behave yourself!!! Just pace and rest regularly, the fresh air will do you good x
MIKE!, I thought I told you to take it easy and SIT in the garden too! Tsk tsk...naughty step for you....
Glad you're feeling better, look forward to seeing pics of flowers.
Very best wishes and hugs Lily xx
So good to know you are up and about, just don't over do it.
Gardening should give you pleasure and not stress. Like OL, I wish I lived closer and could pop in to do a bit of cosmetic improvement on your garden for you. So if going outside stresses you out, you shouldn't do it - you can take it all in hand next year when you will be back to normal. If you get some pleasure from pottering about though, then by all means go outside. But make it easier on yourself. Just do what you want to do and your body can cope with. The moment it becomes a strain, STOP!! Bossy Bee x
I know how you feel, Mike.....had a spot of bother myself last year and it pained me to see nature trying to reclaim my lovely garden. The experience however did cause me to think of such things as 'should I be growing fruit 'n veg on this scale'?
I think next year there will be some downsizing.
So sorry I didn't see this post before I just sent you a pm Mike.I'm really sorry you're feeling down but please don't stop posting.And no you're not hugging centre stage at all,to suggest you are would be to assume you asked for your current problems.Like pansyface has said,a few days from now things will look differently I'm sure.Take good care my friend and hang in there.