Spring is truly underway here and it is happening with bursts of colour in many of the plots. Moodiness, frustration, taxes and worldly troubles...
Riley— some especially funny ones this time.
Zigs— ¡olé! Great news.
Loggie— Gorgeous….nice smell as well.
Heh, heh— those weeds ! Well it looks very tidy and it is good to hear that it is working.
Annie— Oh…right. Well, how deep could you dig it in?
2T— I am delighted to see you again. What’s been going on? Are you doing alright?
Chortle. BTW— tell me about that black strip at the bottom of the chain-link fence. Against critter interlopers?
KK—I like your garden help. Good help is hard to find.
Daniel and Loggie— looking very, very good. I really like Daffs. Annie— Your blooms are so happy-looking.
Zigs— That is so strange, isn’t it. For years folks over there have consistently been two weeks ahead of us here, on average.
Pac— that was such a nice reaction. Thank you so much. Annie— Bon appétit. :like:
Well done, Riley. You deserve a day at the golf course now.
Pac— what a shame about those tulips. Well, the piccies that you showed look splendid. Very nice. I am getting into the Spring spirit. Cheers.
Ha ha ha—Annie. Well, mangetout is actually French, but I thought that english speakers used this term. In Dutch, the word is peultjes. I find...
Netty— oh, I see. Gosh, one can learn so much here. You are having a lot of family fun, aren’t you.
Daniel— I see. Well, I like maps too and have a couple of old ones. The quilt show looked so interesting. I went to one once in Rabat, Morocco....
I’ve been pottering about here for a week or so now. Time for a little pause. The broad beans and mangetout were planted on the 21st of february...
Annie— glad you liked the posting too. It is an aspect that many folks are not aware of first hand.
Annie— I do that as well. Haha. Anything to save a cent here and there.
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