Settled in the Maritimes of Canada, surrounded by the forest and Acadian Mountain Chain, I live a simple life of gratitude. This blog is a journal of my art, food, furkids, garden, home, my life and my thoughts. Thanks for reading!
Thursday, May 24, 2018
I'll Be Back Soon! 🍓🍓🍓🍓
Based On A True Story...
I don't mean to worry anyone! It's just my macabre brain at work, I've been deep in the pumpkin patches lately and the garden is taking over my life :) Trust me, it's a good thing! :)
I'm a little worried, too. Usually compost is a good thing. But I'm imagining you somewhere in a compost heap (!) and I don't like the picture. Hoping everything is okay.
Oh, I can totally understand gardening taking over your life! My husband strongly suggested I should NOT go back out in the garden tonight after dinner . . . and I couldn't figure out what else to do! Is that sad, or what?? So you just continue playing in the compost . . . and know that many of the rest of us will be doing the same. ;o)
❤ Thanks for your comment, I love hearing from everyone! ❤ Why not join me and my fellow artists every Thursday for TADD? That's Thursday Art and Dinner Date! It's a lot of fun! Love, Rain
Wait. WHAT.
ReplyDeleteI am just going to assume the worst until you come back and explain!
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hope to see you back soon!
ReplyDeleteI'm a little worried, too. Usually compost is a good thing. But I'm imagining you somewhere in a compost heap (!) and I don't like the picture. Hoping everything is okay.
ReplyDeletehaha...you crazy gardening lady! i hope you are enjoying yourself out there! i know you are! you wait all year for this so garden away!
ReplyDeleteNo pumpkins, but I am in the gardens also. So much work, so much rain, and too much heat. I might cut back next year.
ReplyDeleteI approve.
ReplyDeleteOh, I can totally understand gardening taking over your life! My husband strongly suggested I should NOT go back out in the garden tonight after dinner . . . and I couldn't figure out what else to do! Is that sad, or what?? So you just continue playing in the compost . . . and know that many of the rest of us will be doing the same. ;o)
ReplyDeleteNever hurts to take a break. I've been doing a bit of that myself lately.
ReplyDeleteDear Rain, always remember the saying. . . . . . . . . "A garden is a thing of beauty, and a job forever."
ReplyDeleteWith your shorter growing season I can imagine how you must get outside every warmer/dry moment - good luck with your flowers and veggies.
Mary x
Composting is a good thing! Enjoy yourself! Nancy
ReplyDeleteHave fun and enjoy the beautiful weather coming your way!
ReplyDeleteLOL...
ReplyDeleteYou are a hoot!!!!
I figure you are "living" in the garden now. :-)
But thank you for saying so.
Bloggers don't like to see lapses, in blogging, which stretch too long. Without a reminder, from the blogger, about what she is up to.
Enjoy! I know you do!!!
Well ok, have fun, grow and harvest lots of stuff and come back later and tell us all about it!
ReplyDeletePumpkins and squash are like that . . . you can almost watch them grow :)
ReplyDeleteHappy gardening!
Connie :)
You're always missed, so looking forward to when you come back! Hugs...RO
ReplyDeleteLOL! You are too funny Rain! Have fun! You will be missed! See you soon!
ReplyDeleteIt’s nice to see a panoramic view of your garden with a tour guide as well. So cool.
ReplyDeleteThis makes me long for Halloween. I mean more than usual.
ReplyDeleteYep ... I know how that goes
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