Yes I've been quite
busy these last few weeks but it hasn't stopped me from enjoying the finest
things in life and funny enough they are usually the simplest things, like…
Admiring the biggest
and closest full moon for 2012 on the 5th May and the show was quite
spectacular. I couldn't resist taking pictures.
The zygocactus have made quite a stunning
display on Mother's Day flowering all at
the same time.
Also called crab plant because of its leaves. |
We also went on a
ride in the boat on that day and it was very enjoyable. Freja is still daddy's
girl!
As business went:
The veggie garden
has been replanted with the winter crop, after being weeded , turned over ,
fertilized and mulched.
Though all this
didn't happen in one day , the soil here is so hard that I had to do it over 3
days… But I did it!
This year we'll
have: lettuces, radishes, pad choys, tomatoes, eggplants, beans (snake, french
and broad) peas, silverbeets, carrots and spring onions on the menu if all goes
well...
I also started
another project. The section at the front of the house (which is sloping and
only growing weeds). A year ago I decided that I would convert it into a
rockery. Never got around to do it until now. So I started…. Painstakingly
removing all the grass and weeds, cutting through the soil to make it more
level. So far I've done only a small part. But it will happen!
Before |
After 3 hours... |
I've also been
occupied with crocheting blankets for Soren and Jesper. Soren's was finished on
time, but I then realised that Jesper's birthday was coming up and decided to
get cracking to make him a small one as well.
Soren's blanket |
Jesper's blanket |
It was quite a
marathon but eventually they were both sent last Monday.
Ready to post, finally! |
Winter is fast
approaching. The mornings are quite chilly now but I love watching the sun rise
over the hills, and the steam from the lake.
"Old
Benny" is up and running every
night now, only for a couple of hours, while I'm cooking and the water is
heating. I'm so happy to use it. Nothing like a slow combustion
stove. Food taste better and the warmth felt throughout
the house is so comfortable. Thank you "Old Benny"!
And Thank you for YOUR comments. C'mon be part of this blog...
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