Good Timing

[debris4spike]

... This morning I managed to get the tubs in my back garden sorted, tidied, rose bushes pruned, ste ... and was really pleased with the progress.  I was even happier when, about 5 minutes after I walked into the house there was a short sharp rain shower ... so, yes, brilliant timing.

I will admit life doesn't always happen like that, does it?

I had a good weekend, in the end.

I managed to have a couple of short walks - catching a sunny period which was good.

Then yesterday I worked for a few hours, and it went really smoothly ... so that was good..  It was prettty busy for the first half which meant the time went rapidly.

I don't have any more work until Saturday, so hopefully I will get housework done ... and even sorting out the front garden.  But some of that will depend on the weather ... ome of it will depend on procrastination ... of which I am brilliant!

I aim to catch up with your comments soon - but also want to get a set of icons done, which need to be posted in a couple of days.

But, as ever -





21. What’s your favourite apple variety (to eat or to bake with)?
I like most apples – but of I am baking it will always be with a Bramley

22. How’s the weather - warmer or cooler than it should be at this time of year?
About what it should be, I think.




Right - let's get on x

Comments

[shirebound]

We're back in drought mode, so a bit of rain would sure be welcome.

[debris4spike]

We had heavy rain again overnight - but the sun is shining now

[curiouswombat.livejournal.com]

I try to do a small something in the garden each day - Everything has grown so much over the summer that this is mainly cutting stuff! But I feel bad pruning the roses when they are still in flower.

I'm with you on the Bramleys - really nothing comes close to them for baking recipes.

[debris4spike]

My flowers were mostly all over, so the pruning was easy to do! However I have left the flowers on the geraniums so they will need to be taken off onc they are over.

I still have to do the front garden, though.

Yes, Bramley is the only "cooker"