October tomorrow. Is it me or does September seem to have just flown by. We have had a really busy month.
The start of the new school year, a broken arm, lovely family days out and returning to my upholstery course along with the everyday things which have been happening as well.
September has been fun but I am looking forward to October.
The school pickups will be in sync from now on. I won't be constantly running in and out so I might have some chance of actually completing some crafting and cleaning and organising and decorating. The list goes on and on.
I wanted to say a big thank you to all of you lovelies who sent my little man get well wishes when he broke his arm. He is really well now. His cast has been removed and he is 'all better', to quote the patient.
Our biggest problem now is trying to keep a very bouncy active little boy in a rather more subdued state for the next while to prevent further injury. Not easy.
The photos are a little random. They are of our vegetable plot this summer. We were very pleased with our bounty considering neither of us has any real clue what we were doing.
We have wisely invested in some books to help us next year.
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My Mollie Makes project will appear here soon, a little behind schedule.
Wishing you all a lovely October.
I am looking forward to growing my own vege patch when we move house. I have loads of space so might have two. Just need to decide what to grow.
ReplyDeleteWe are into spring down under so the weather is starting to warm up perfect time to start a vege patch.
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Hello there ... thanks for stopping by and saying hello ... good luck with your house move ... you're right, spring is the perfect time to start your veggies ... we did it on a wing and a prayer but it worked out for us ... we had salad, onions, herbs, peas, cabbage, beetroot and chard ... and a few lovely strawberries ... well worth a bit of watering and weeding :) ... Bee xx
DeleteI think October can be a bit more settled, September always seems to be a bit stressful with trying to get into the swing of things! Happy days with a sneaky bit of time to yourself xx
ReplyDeleteHi Nick ... I can't wait for a little bit of me time ... I will soon put the little fairy down for her nap and then I will have a blissful hour for me :) ... Bee xx
DeleteWow, that looks like quite a crop - well done! September did just seem to fly by, let's hope October is a bit calmer.
ReplyDeleteHave a happy Monday,
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Thanks Gilly ... hope you are feeling much better ... enjoy your workshop tomorrow ... Bee x
DeleteGood luck with containing a young boys energy! Don't envy you! Your vegetable patch looks superb! Ada :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ada ... it is quite impossible to contain him ... I just hope he doesn't hurt his arm again ... Bee x
DeleteSo glad to hear you little man is "all better" - what a relief for you. I am dying to see your mollie makes. I am woefully behind and have barely glanced at the last three issues, never mind started a make project! x
ReplyDeleteAh thanks Gillian ... I just don't seem to have the time at the minute to finish anything ... my heart isn't really in this month's make either ... maybe that is why it has taken so long ... I received my new copy on Friday but haven't dared open it in case it distracts me :) ... hope you have a lovely crafty week ... Bee x
DeleteSorry to hear of the broken arm - a friend popped round yesterday to tell me that her son had broken BOTH arms!! Oh dearie me. Still we are hurtling towards Christmas and there is no stopping on the way! Very, very envious of your cabbages - I love cabbage raw or cooked I don't mind!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes
Jenny
Oh dear ... both arms .. that would be a bit of a nightmare ... I love cabbage too ... gorgeous cooked with fried onions ... yummy ... making me hungry ... have a lovely week ... Bee x
DeleteYou seem to have got on pretty well with your vegetable growing without books! It all looks really lush and productive.
ReplyDeletePomona x
Thanks Pomona ... it really was on a wing and a prayer ... Bee xx
DeleteYour veggie patch looks great. It wasn't the best year for mine, just due to the weather..some things did better then others (some were just tasty food for the slugs :P). Have you tried bright lights swiss chard (?)..those are quite pretty to grow, as the stems are different colours :)
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing your Molly makes project..
Magie x
Thanks Magie ... we had a few slugs but used crushed eggshells and beer traps ... it seemed to put them off ... never heard of that variety of chard ... sounds lovely ... we will have to seek it out next year ... Bee xx
DeleteHello, I haven't been online much lately so only just saw the news about your son. Poor boy - that must have been awful (for him and you)! Glad it's all better now though! x
ReplyDeleteIt was pretty bad ... he took it in his stride ... though I was a little shaken ... it happened so easily ... but he is better now thankfully ... wishing you a lovely week ... Bee xx
DeleteSo much plenty in that photo, it made me feel quite wistful re. our allotment that wasn't to be. And oddly had me craving cabbage!
ReplyDeleteGlad the broken one is fixed x