Spring is defiantly here and I have been able to put some hours in the garden. After a nice morning of a lazy breakfast in front of Saturday kitchen I slowly prepared some home made veg soup for lunch.
I was then able to turn my attention to the garden. I started by hanging the washing outside for the first time this year! I love the smell and feel of washing that has been dried outside......
The flower bed has survived the winter well, I think there have been a few casualties of the snow but not too many. Its time for some serious dead heading and weeding.
Before
After
(no pictures, that would be gross)
I was so gutted as I was doing so well, but it was to uncomfortable to continue. The garden is springing to life, slowly. I am a bulbaholic, there are hundreds in this small flowerbed,
(they were bought before lent)
A day at home means no temptation, so I am keeping to the 40 day's of no shopping!
Shopping seems really trivial, having watched any of the news in the past 2 days.
Please look at my friend's post flora and purl, my wish would be that everyone would be ok, Although I know that will not be possible. As I watched the images in the news of the past few day's I have found the scale of the disaster so hard to comprehend. seeing images of buildings, boats, cars, trains and planes being swept along by the massive wave. You cant help thinking of the the thousands of people who will have been killed or injured and the millions of people whose lives will have been affected by the tragedy. My thoughts and prayer's are with them.
4 comments:
lovely to read your blog from the otherside of the world... as you're gearing up for summer i'm entering autumn planting! how satisfying is a cleaned out garden bed. :) love the look of your soup too.
Thanks, Its so nice to get into the garden at last. Its been so wet and cold here. I seem to blog about food quite a bit especially when I can make it myself.
I like the pretty seed packets. The soup looks extremely healthy. I feel like I ought to go to make something nutritious now.
I like your comments on people having less. I think we all need to think more about what we buy and how little some people have. In the light of recent events, it seems even more important.
It is horrendous, what has happened. I suppose all we can do is remember that some people are ok and have survived.
Tracy
I love the peg shot!
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