daylight
Number one: listen to Kate Bush. I know you want to. Once you stop laughing at her sweet dance moves you will never be able to get this amazingness out of your head.
a picture for a sister.
And I have been beginning a new work... turns out paper dolls were more like a means of getting to this, rather than the final product. I still love them though.
a picture for a sister.
On Tuesday mornings I have an hour to use up while Matt has a class and today I used it quite well I thought, by going for a run in the gardens. I had an epic worship playlist, and it was awesome to watch the sun come up on the city...
i like green >
And I have been beginning a new work... turns out paper dolls were more like a means of getting to this, rather than the final product. I still love them though.
Hope the sun shines on your face today
xox
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(Mum if you're reading this kindly correct me...)
Nonetheless, there are buds and new shoots to be seen at the moment. The first rhododendrons are in flower by August. The temperatures in these small islands at this latitude are described as "moderate". It's not like Europe or North America where everything dies for months in Winter. We are still digging carrots from last October's plantings, for example.
Exception=Central Otago-not so far from here-where there can be a big 'freeze' for a month or so. Just severe frosts, the snow doesn't lie for weeks, or anything like that.
Well, sorry about that, Helen, You know me and gardens!!!!