morning ladies 
Not a cloud in the sky this morning!
As per usual, I'm going to do a couple of small things out in the garden this morning. I have some prunnings from our old hebe to cut into mulch and the lawn edges to finish. Our poor hebe was looking sad, lanky and just worn out. So I've cut it back and will see how it goes. It must be at least 20 years old so I'm wondering if it's on it's last legs.
At some stage I need to buy another pair of leather gardening gloves. I've worn the finger tips of my pair to a smooth, glossy finish so it's hard to grip secateurs and other gardening tools. They are great gloves though, flexible enough for me to weed and do general gardening and tough enough for me to lug concrete fill or grab a rose cane without being stabbed by thorns.
I'll put some time aside today to keep working on my frog. Am very happy with they way he's turning out. When I'm in Hamilton or Rotorua next, I need to buy more thread.
Happy crafting
Not a cloud in the sky this morning! As per usual, I'm going to do a couple of small things out in the garden this morning. I have some prunnings from our old hebe to cut into mulch and the lawn edges to finish. Our poor hebe was looking sad, lanky and just worn out. So I've cut it back and will see how it goes. It must be at least 20 years old so I'm wondering if it's on it's last legs.
At some stage I need to buy another pair of leather gardening gloves. I've worn the finger tips of my pair to a smooth, glossy finish so it's hard to grip secateurs and other gardening tools. They are great gloves though, flexible enough for me to weed and do general gardening and tough enough for me to lug concrete fill or grab a rose cane without being stabbed by thorns.
I'll put some time aside today to keep working on my frog. Am very happy with they way he's turning out. When I'm in Hamilton or Rotorua next, I need to buy more thread.
Happy crafting
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