HAPPY NEW WEEK and HAPPY NEW MOON!
The moon turns new on Wednesday night or Thursday morning in the US/UK. Sorry, AQ, I didn't look up Australia.
I hope everyone has a wonderful week.
Everything has turned green here, and everyone is taking wildflower tours and foraging for wild mushrooms. Hunting the fields and woodlands for the treasured and tasty wild morel mushrooms is a much anticipated rite of spring here. They sell for over $25 per pound and they taste divine.
Love to all. Sending healing and good energy to OG.
http://scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk/things-to-do/wildlife-webcams/loch-of-lowes/
RSPB Giving Nature a Home
Good news is that I returned to my favourite Fruit-Veg shop for lovely fresh food. Bad news is aNother confrontation with eye glasses person who suggested that I hold my book closer. Excuse me, that’s what I have been doing; any closer and I swallow the book. Various excuses why I can’t see to read which I won’t bother to repeat – just say I’ve reached my use-by date. A stronger lens being made.
OH fell over yesterday indoors – no damage. Then he offered to help in garden, stupid me said OK as he does so little. He fell on back verandah. He took long time to get up with my feeble help. A sore foot & grazed arm.
May is History Festival month here. I have booked a stained glass tour of St Matthew’s church. It has been on my list since BC (before covid), now I need not gatecrash a Sunday service! I thought RUSTY may be interested in a tour of Adelaide Town Hall in French.
Thanks for EVERYONE’s news and LINDA’s cheerful flowers.
Pat -- we could all do with an extra day of the week!
Dibnlib - That sounds like a lovely outing.
Lynette - Glad you enjoyed the rugby. I've only seen matches on the TV.
Annette - Now forgotten what I was going to say!! LOL!!
More flower pictures.