Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label garden. Show all posts
Sunday, 19 August 2012
Day 78
A weekend at home, and there is a lovely splash of colour on the terrace that wasn't there when I left. Seems the flower-elves have been. Just don't call them geraniums! They're pelargoneums.
Sunday, 12 August 2012
Monday, 9 July 2012
Day 37
For two years the patch of wasteground beside my apartment building was just that: waste. It was ignored for years; the only thing that grew on it was a green mould that gave the surface a sickly pallor. It was a constant reminder of the situation our development was in: unfinished, abandoned, and bereft of anyone taking some responsibility. Three months ago I finally had enough of it: it annoyed me every time I passed it, and so I decided that it was time to something about it. I bought a garden fork and a rake. I dug the whole area. I picked stones until my back ached. I bought compost and grass seed. I picked ever more stones. Soon there were green shoots, tiny blades of grass poking through the surface. Every time I passed there was more colour, and then, today.
Today.
Today, baby had her first haircut.
Today.
Today, baby had her first haircut.
Wednesday, 4 July 2012
Day 32
There is a secret garden in Donnybrook: a very surprising little corner with a locked gate and a plaque out front. It's overgrown with trees, and I've passed it a thousand times without paying it any attention. Until today that is!
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