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[kiwimade64]

morning ladies Another stunning day here today. Perfect for me to finish sowing the lawn seed.

We were talking to our son last evening. He has had to close his business thanks to omicron as most of his trade was from office workers who began working from home again. He's gutted but pleased he tried. And better to close before things really went pear shaped and bankruptcy loomed. This way his credit rating remains intact. He has a new job earning good money and a smile on his face. That's all we ask. And now he's looking at buying a new motorcycle. He's always loved his bikes but this time is going bigger. MrK used to ride bikes so totally 'gets' our son's love of motorcycles. I just don't want to know about any close calls. *buries head in sand*.

Last evening, well, probably more in the wee hours, a truck went by with a house on the back of it. Not the first time we have seen this on our road but it always makes us smile as we think of an excited family having their home delivered. And what an excellent way to upcycle rather than demolish.

Once I have finished sowing lawn seed, I'm going to sort another garden edging out. Tree roots are lifting the edging and nothing much grows thanks also to the trees. I thought if I enlarge the garden just a tad (I think you have heard this 'just a tad' bit before lol) and even out the curvy shape to one decent curve I'll have enough room to put pots of begonias under the tree. I already have one begonia there and it's doing very well. Will be lovely to have some colour there too. I just need my begonia cuttings to take root but that more than likely won't happen until spring.

I am hoping to do some work on my falcon. It's certainly a stop-start project. But while the weather is good, I need to get the autum stuff done outside first.

Happy crafting