I spend most afternoons in my little shed. Sometimes I have visitors.
And sometimes Monster can leave his sofa. Not often, though.
And lately, because tis the season, I have visitors who want to show me that I probably hadn’t noticed that they had been missing all morning a-hunting the bunny rabbitses that call to them!
I am not cross. Just pleased BeAnne is living a happy life.
Currently my animation table is set up for plants. I found a bag full of different old seed packets and decided to plant the lot out in seperate seed trays to see what happened. Half, so far, have sprouted.
I also have two tomato plants which are still alive (for me, this is considered a miracle). I am not, however, holding my breath on actually seeing a real tomato.
I also am having a shot at hydroponics with a variegated Tradescantia. I did originally have a repotted aloe vera plants hanging from the ceiling in jam-jars (similar to the hydroponic set-up to look at but with earth) but the cup-hooks were not strong enough and one dropped on my head so I took the rest down before I suffered concussion.
My gardening is based on luck rather than judgement and possibly, in retrospect, some bad decisions!
Anyway, life goes on. I continue to love weird and wonderful tea and drink copious amounts in the afternoon (possibly while fending off rogue jam jars with aloe vera).
And I still make sheep just in case because you never know, life may go back to normal one day.
Love your post, sent to me by my sister in California, to whom I sent the one about “You never walk alone.”
Your aloe might be more vigorous if given more sun/closer to a window. At least you l HAVE sun this time of year??
The sheep is, of course, adorable. I hope you have some of the curly wool????? Oh, and I’m sure you caught that I’m a city girl calling the sheep a herd when they are really flocks, like birds. Does that mean sheep can fly?
Yes, sheep fly! Always xx
That Aloe in front of the ocean photo looks like a giant octopus reaching out to touch the waves.
Cool. 🙂
I hadn’t thought of that and you’re absolutely right!