I've had the confirmation that I have a place in theworkshops. While I was at the site I also requested a free postcard. It has seeds imbedded in it so the postcard can be planted to grow into a tree. The seeds are Bottlebrush, native to the
Sydney area and the offer is only available to Austalians. The postcard arrived within days, though I've not yet planted it. I need to get more potting mix.
I did get some yesterday, 3 bags and used the lot to plant vegie plants that DH bought me last week. Didn't have the heart to tell him that I had decided not do anything with the yard until Autumn, wanted to wait until after my workshops. I went out, bought polystyrene boxes from a greengrocer, they sell them for 50c and $1 instead of throwing them out, to plant the vegeies in, also used my son's toy wheelbarrow that I turned into a planter. He is now taller than I am and the wheelbarrow is around knee height. I still need more boxes or pots, have tomatoes and strawberries to plant.
I had to refuse a request to sew a bridesmaid dress today, have never sewn anything like that but have done hemming for a couple of weddings in the past - I remember how stressful just the hemming was, couldn't imagine how I'd feel about doing a whole dress. I feel guilty about refusing but know that my sanity is more important as well as my loved ones who also suffer when I am stressed.
I've also decided to less of a lurker, I usually click on links in comments on favourite blogs (it's how I found my favourite ones, the list keeps growing), sometimes I leave a comment but often not. Decided that each day I visit blogs I have to leave comments on at least 3 of them instead of just lurking.
Wednesday, 18 February 2009
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Just make sure you are reading my blog sweetie :)
Oh my dear,
It just happened to be that I was there earlier today, may have even left a comment, check the scrapbooks for the bushfire families.
love and kisses.
Hi Cheryl,
No dig gardening is just so good, you'll love it. We lived on the land for 20 years and used Esther Deans no dig gardening method. Even when she moved into a retirement village she still gardened using that method. Have you read her books? Well worth getting them out of the library. I can't believe they would charge you for the foam boxes. Please forgive me if I'm being paranoid but have you checked to see if they will leach out the chemicals used to make the polystyrene over time. Just a thought. Good luck with your course.
Blessings Gail
Thanks for the free postcard link... Thanks for commenting on my blog, so glad that you've decided to 'delurk'...
Take Care
Jodie :)
Hi Cheryl, I could easily waste a whole day or even a week looking at blogs and making them favourites. Then I feel guilty for not commenting on them and even if you do it takes twice as long because you lurk around reading the other comments and then you get distracted onto other peoples blogs from their comments. Isn't this blog world fun, I love it:)
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