Category: flowers
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Silent Sunday… #Reading #Flowers
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Image by Gosia K. from Pixabay A day for reading and forgetting the world raging outside…
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Back to Front?
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This isn’t me, but pretty close… Someone once suggested that book blurbs should be written first, before the book. A novel idea? Sorry about that; I couldn’t help it… I haven’t had the opportunity to try this until now, as blurbs are usually an afterthought for me. Blurbs are very hard to write, at least…
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Midweek Magic… #surprise #Flowers
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It was raining when I decided to take out the rubbish and put the bins out, ready for the bin men tomorrow morning. So, I was in lightning mode, hoping to achieve my goal without getting too wet. The job was almost done when something caught my eye. Something that wasn’t there before. Rain or…
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Friday Flowers…
Image by Kati from Pixabay my garden has not done so well this summer. I call it that, both garden and summer, but it’s not been much of one so far. Everything is showing signs of the struggle that has been going on out there, what with the periods of drought followed by drowning. Those howling winds have…
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I Had these Good Intentions…
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After the dismal failure that was last week, I was determined to yank up my socks and do something constructive this week. I even went so far as to order the wooden struts that I need to replace on my bonsai shelves. They’re not coming until next Saturday, which was disappointing. I suppose I could…
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A Little Peace on Sunday… #In the Garden
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There would be no peace in our garden today, as the rain is pouring down. So I looked elsewhere! And I found just enough to keep me going through cooking the Sunday lunch, with a little left for me to approach the recent edit and start to make some changes… Wishing everyone a pleasant and…
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The Friday Flower…
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Anita found this Peonie in Waitrose, and the minute I saw it, I fell in love. I love Peonies, despite or maybe because of their fragile nature. They never last more than five minutes in the garden, so I hoped that being in my peaceful office would encourage longevity. A week passed, and I was…