Goody-goody..... NOT!
Happy Birthday to my little bruv.
Today was going to be a potting-on day. The plants from J + H are growing well and need sorting.
This morning I put the crocosmia and and everlasting pea in the pear tree plot, while P. went in seach of lambs kidneys for Sunday's pie. Then we went to meet J and P in the park.
What a lovely morning! J had his scooter and helmet, so speeded around showing us how well he can scoot. Then P had brought several balls so we played throwing and rolling. J stood at the top of one of the little hills in the park and rolled the balls down then I threw them up. He tried catching, but needs a bit more practice. At one point he tumbled and rolled down the hill, so great laughter! Then we stopped for a snack and a chat. Grandpa had gone shopping, so I explained he would be back, we just needed some tweezers because I had picked up a splinter at the plot. We inspected the hole and then explained that the skin would grow back, like fingers linking, holding hands.
We held hands.
We talked about what we would do when the lockdown ends - a barbeque seems favourite!
We waved goodbye and went our separate ways.
A little sad, but will do it again.
It's not always bad to break the law!
My friend J came with a takeaway from our little coffee shop. It is opening for a few hours each day, just to see if it is worthwhile. So we sat, J on the step, me in the vessie, chewing the cud. Putting the world to rights, agreeing on some controversial opinions. Everyone seems well and it is D's birthday on Monday.
May is a busy month for birthdays.
Did some potting up, but will have to do rest tomorrow or Monday.
Dolphin takeaway for tea.
Today was going to be a potting-on day. The plants from J + H are growing well and need sorting.
This morning I put the crocosmia and and everlasting pea in the pear tree plot, while P. went in seach of lambs kidneys for Sunday's pie. Then we went to meet J and P in the park.
What a lovely morning! J had his scooter and helmet, so speeded around showing us how well he can scoot. Then P had brought several balls so we played throwing and rolling. J stood at the top of one of the little hills in the park and rolled the balls down then I threw them up. He tried catching, but needs a bit more practice. At one point he tumbled and rolled down the hill, so great laughter! Then we stopped for a snack and a chat. Grandpa had gone shopping, so I explained he would be back, we just needed some tweezers because I had picked up a splinter at the plot. We inspected the hole and then explained that the skin would grow back, like fingers linking, holding hands.
We held hands.
We talked about what we would do when the lockdown ends - a barbeque seems favourite!
We waved goodbye and went our separate ways.
A little sad, but will do it again.
It's not always bad to break the law!
My friend J came with a takeaway from our little coffee shop. It is opening for a few hours each day, just to see if it is worthwhile. So we sat, J on the step, me in the vessie, chewing the cud. Putting the world to rights, agreeing on some controversial opinions. Everyone seems well and it is D's birthday on Monday.
May is a busy month for birthdays.
Did some potting up, but will have to do rest tomorrow or Monday.
Dolphin takeaway for tea.
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