- First of all new flowers in the garden. We often buy plants at the Growers' Market and couldn't resist these dwarf sunflowers
and in the vegetable garden This buttercup? squash came up in the garden from one we had last year
Christmas morning was spent at Granddaughter's farm and we enjoyed spending time with the family especially four of the five great-granddaughters. Since then the first local great-grandson has been born and I have celebrated another year on the planet. Doug suggested we go out for a meal but as everywhere is busy with holidaymakers I opted to stay home and we bought some delicious gurnard which we had for lunch followed by the last of the trifle.
Just before Christmas a couple from the walking group gave us some lamb (well hogget actually) and asked if Doug would care for some Monarch caterpillars as they were going away so we have a whole lot of "new blood" in the Monarch family. The cage they are kept in now has lots of chrysalises.











Happy Birthday Sue, a good idea to celebrate at home, And as the year ends, new life starts withe the monarchs and their life cycle. Happy New Year from a wet day down here.p.s.w so many thanks for the lovely card, always so appreciated.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jean. Fine here today but we have had some wet and windy weather and more forecast. Hope you are both keeping well. Glad you enjoyed the card.
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