After breakfast I finished the job and did some dead heading and, unbeknown to me Doug got the hose and washed some bird poop off the kitchen window. We discovered much later that he forgot to turn the hose off and it blew apart at a join. Never mind it is not the end of the world., I have done it myself before now.
Doug slept for the rest of the morning and only wanted a boiled egg for lunch. We knew friends were going to call in after lunch and his eldest daughter arrived as well. Once they had gone it was time to put our feet up. I read my book and Doug had another "healing" sleep.
We had the fan going in the back porch while we all chatted and have had various fans going in the house as well as it is 30° today, too hot for us.
Bobby wants to help cutting up some sirloin steak..
Neighbours from across the road have just phoned to see if we want a hand with anything and Doug's youngest daughter has said the same and, if she can't do it, one of her children will.
Offers of help on all sides, so good to have that if you need any. Those beans will grow and grow. Hot here too, about 28C, so glad to hAve it a little cooler now at 7 p.m. Rest up Doug, slow and steady will be the new normal for a while, so glad it went well and you are home.
ReplyDeleteStill 21 degrees at 10.30 p.m. according to my phone. Thank you for the phone call, much appreciated
DeleteIt has been very hot here today as well. Your garden plants are looking great (our dahlia is just breaking the soil, no where near flowers!).
ReplyDeleteIt all takes a lot of watering.
DeleteThe expression that grass doesn’t grow on a busy street sure applies to you two. So glad to read this.
ReplyDeleteYour gardens are lovely. Black Krim is one of my favorite tomatoes and it looks like yours are doing ver well.
I love the flavour of Black Krim. I like to keep busy and don't have to look for things to do with the garden
DeleteLovely to see your garden growing well.
ReplyDeleteOne step at a time for Doug...siestas are good!
Yes, morning and afternoon siestas at the moment.
DeleteHappy to hear Doug is doing good, your garden looks beautiful. Bobby has certainly found his forever home.
ReplyDeleteThe garden is doing well this year and most of the new plants I grew from seed. Yes, Bobby has his forever home he is a lovely gentle cat. Doug just on light duties.
DeleteMay Doug continue to feel better! I envy you your furry kitchen helper.
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