The 'What Makes You Happy' Thread (Part 5)

[Nannysally99]

I've furtled, and we've GOT SPUDS

[Bigmallly]

Yep, emptying a builders bag of Apache spuds that were planted last November................1st of the year.

[Greenleaves]

Picking the first of this years peas, does anything taste as nice as peas straight from the pod.

Have to agree Potty, but I am also a lover of freshly pulled carrots

[marchogaeth]

Look who I spent the day with!





And, in case they forget where they live - their houses are numbered.



Also, the razorbills, guillemots, fulmers, curlew and wheatears and half the world's population of Manx Shearwaters (all fast asleep).

[Potstubsdustbins]

Meaningful rain, without it being to heavy to damage anything.

[jackarmy]

Wales winning 1-0 and being so close to their first major championships for over 50 years

[PyreneesPlot]

Mr PP prancing around with a homemade butterfly net catching (or not) CWBs. Crying laughing.

[jackarmy]

touch of swan lake about that , wearing tights ?

[Bigmallly]

Homeb4se Tomato plants reduced to a whoppin 20p...............I restrained myself to only 17 plants.......................Oops, bedding plants also reduced to 50p for 6. I only bought 5 packs............................so 17 Toms + 30 bedding plants for just under 6 squid, not a bad afternoons shop.

[Lumpy]

Watching the blackbird dig through my newly spread bark to chase what ever it was he /she had spotted.
There was bark chips flying in all directions while the bird was in a frenzy. It finally ended up having a tug of war with something, probably a worm.

[susieq100]

Finding out that I am not to be made redundant! I still have a job in September, albeit at much reduced hours - but that is OK as I wanted to be able to look after the 'grand-princess' a couple of days a week so DiL can go back to work part-time. Didn't realise how anxious I was about it until the results of the governors' deliberations were announced.

[susieq100]

And waking up to find that it is raining - that very steady, fine rain that makes the garden wonderfully wet! The beans, peas and potatoes are going to love it

[Guest]

My oldest thinking strawberry plants are aquatic (should really be a rant as well, but bless her ) Plus I don't particularly like watering but she does so won't complain

[mothhawk]

Lovely rain most of the night and still drizzling now. The garden has perked up and looks good. Except for the hanging basket petunias, which now look all beraggled.
edit - or even bedraggled...

[Greenleaves]

Overnight rain....a real blessing for the plot, quite breezy now so hope its not a drying wind. Going to start easing back to gardening today so first job is sharpening the hoe