05-10-2022, 06:39 AM
morning ladies 
It's a bit chilly this morning but no rain so far.
I love Bosch and Morse too lol. Would be an interesting conversation to listen too that's for sure, OHH.
My hair cut has been postponed as my hairdresser and her family have a nasty tummy bug. Not nice when you have small kiddies and sick yourself.
The Furry One has his six monthly check up tomorrow so we will be asking about the seizures he has been having and increasing his dosage of medication. I had better find his 'Plunket' book where all his jabs are recorded.
We were going to plant our tomatoes, chillies, cucumbers and so on but have decided to wait until this polar blast is over. Traditionally MrK would plant them Labour Day but has decided climate change has forced his hand to plant a couple of weeks earlier. We lost our pea crop and think it was all the rain but on the bright side, we have space for beetroot now. Our beans haven't even poked through the soil yet so yours are doing well, OHH. The lilies I bought the other day from the Warehouse for $3.97 are through the soil. They are being protected from the rabbits until they grow bigger.
Weather permitting today I will rake more stones from the dismantled path as the rain has washed soil from them and brought more to the surface. I can now also put the soil back around the fence posts where the fence was repaired. The concrete is pretty solid
Always plenty to do. Hopefully this summer will be the last of the really heavy work for a while.
happy crafting.
It's a bit chilly this morning but no rain so far. I love Bosch and Morse too lol. Would be an interesting conversation to listen too that's for sure, OHH.
My hair cut has been postponed as my hairdresser and her family have a nasty tummy bug. Not nice when you have small kiddies and sick yourself.
The Furry One has his six monthly check up tomorrow so we will be asking about the seizures he has been having and increasing his dosage of medication. I had better find his 'Plunket' book where all his jabs are recorded.
We were going to plant our tomatoes, chillies, cucumbers and so on but have decided to wait until this polar blast is over. Traditionally MrK would plant them Labour Day but has decided climate change has forced his hand to plant a couple of weeks earlier. We lost our pea crop and think it was all the rain but on the bright side, we have space for beetroot now. Our beans haven't even poked through the soil yet so yours are doing well, OHH. The lilies I bought the other day from the Warehouse for $3.97 are through the soil. They are being protected from the rabbits until they grow bigger.
Weather permitting today I will rake more stones from the dismantled path as the rain has washed soil from them and brought more to the surface. I can now also put the soil back around the fence posts where the fence was repaired. The concrete is pretty solid
Always plenty to do. Hopefully this summer will be the last of the really heavy work for a while.happy crafting.
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