4 hours ago
morning ladies 
We have clouds, but fingers crossed the sun comes out. There are still a few things I want to do outside.
Years ago, MrK made me a scarf hanger
It's a wooden coathanger with big holes bored into the bottom bit that I can thread my scarves through. It's brilliant and works a treat.
MrK's PC comes today so while she is here, I'll spray the weeds between the salvias I planted out on the main highway. Wonder where I put my high viz jacket, hmmm. The spring bulbs have almost finished and yes, I know it's early to transfer them into bigger pots, but I get so busy in the autumn, I do it now. The grape hyacinths are going to be planted under a camellia to free up the pot for other bulbs.
The other day while driving into town, two hares ran in front of the car with a hawk in hot pursuit. I braked instinctively (no one behind or in front of me) and MrK said I should hit at least one of them for the hawk, but I didn't want to hit the hawk. It was amazing watching the chase and seeing the hawk swoop down to try and catch one in the rear mirror. He missed so the hares live for another day. It's not the first time I've interrupted a hawk's hunt on that road. We sometimes see rabbits the farmer has shot left on the side of the road for the hawks too.
Better get moving, the early morning routine can't be changed... thanks Furry One. Just as well we love you.
We have clouds, but fingers crossed the sun comes out. There are still a few things I want to do outside.Years ago, MrK made me a scarf hanger
It's a wooden coathanger with big holes bored into the bottom bit that I can thread my scarves through. It's brilliant and works a treat.MrK's PC comes today so while she is here, I'll spray the weeds between the salvias I planted out on the main highway. Wonder where I put my high viz jacket, hmmm. The spring bulbs have almost finished and yes, I know it's early to transfer them into bigger pots, but I get so busy in the autumn, I do it now. The grape hyacinths are going to be planted under a camellia to free up the pot for other bulbs.
The other day while driving into town, two hares ran in front of the car with a hawk in hot pursuit. I braked instinctively (no one behind or in front of me) and MrK said I should hit at least one of them for the hawk, but I didn't want to hit the hawk. It was amazing watching the chase and seeing the hawk swoop down to try and catch one in the rear mirror. He missed so the hares live for another day. It's not the first time I've interrupted a hawk's hunt on that road. We sometimes see rabbits the farmer has shot left on the side of the road for the hawks too.
Better get moving, the early morning routine can't be changed... thanks Furry One. Just as well we love you.
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