Welcome to my blog....I am relatively new to gardening. So as my cottage garden develops I hope you enjoy my garden[s] as much as I hope to do....Comments connected to Special needs children [both past and present] are also welcome. My blog contains a mixture of everything important to me as well as the things i enjoy.....i recently added a quote/my thought for today.
Monday, April 23
Workshop...
Vin continues to busy himself with his workshop. Here you can see the roof going on and later complete. The doors are temoprary and theres a lot more work to do to the outside to give it it's finished look.
The sheds are now down the bricks are being cleaned and prepared for the conservatory.
It has taken a lot of hard work to make our garden look like this lol.
The sheds are now down the bricks are being cleaned and prepared for the conservatory.
It has taken a lot of hard work to make our garden look like this lol.
Catching up......
We recently enjoyed three days away with my sister and her husband......a much needed chill out following many family pressures....
The weather was mixed starting out good followed by heavy rain and finally the snow came thick and fast however it didn't spoil a thing. The photo of the snow was taken through the car window as we set off home.
Quote for today:-
"When you come to a roadblock,
take a detour."
Mary Kay Ash, Businesswoman.
Friday, April 20
Remembering Jade
Happy 19Th birthday to my daughter Jade. We all love and miss you xx
Today's quote:
"In the spiritual world there are no time
divisions such as the past, present and future,
for they have contracted themselves into a single
moment of the present where life quivers itself in
it's true sense. The past and the future are both
rolled up in this present moment of illumination,
and this present moment is not something standing still
with all it's contents, for it ceasingly moves on."
Daisetz, Suzuki [1870-1966], Japan.
Today's quote:
"In the spiritual world there are no time
divisions such as the past, present and future,
for they have contracted themselves into a single
moment of the present where life quivers itself in
it's true sense. The past and the future are both
rolled up in this present moment of illumination,
and this present moment is not something standing still
with all it's contents, for it ceasingly moves on."
Daisetz, Suzuki [1870-1966], Japan.
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