Aww thanks....didn't think anyone would notice my absence...
It's been a funny couple of months with rain almost every day (or so it's seemed!) since the beginning of November so I haven't been able to do much on the allotment. Still got a couple of beds to dig and paths to weed but I'll leave that until March (if it ever decides to stop raining by then!!!) and do the digging then and get some proper paths laid. We paid the rent for 2016 at beginning of December but then things went up in the air as hubby and I didn't know if we'd be moving house to a different town (to be closer to hubby's work to save some cash) and would have to give up the plot. Turns out neither of us really 'want' to move because we live in a quiet area and ok, the flat is a bit cold but that's fixable What both of us felt MOST unhappy about was losing the allotment because we both love it so much!!! So for the past month I've felt a bit 'flat' as I didn't feel like making any growing plans....but now that we've both finally talked about how we feel I'm positively BOUNCING with excitement and cannot wait for the new growing season to begin 2015 was my first year ever of growing veggies and I'm just completely addicted now and find myself drooling over stuff to grow to eat instead of just flowers as I've done for the past 40-odd years!
As I said to Neil earlier this afternoon is it completely bonkers to be so madly in love with a 90ft (or thereabouts) patch of mud?
It's been a funny couple of months with rain almost every day (or so it's seemed!) since the beginning of November so I haven't been able to do much on the allotment. Still got a couple of beds to dig and paths to weed but I'll leave that until March (if it ever decides to stop raining by then!!!) and do the digging then and get some proper paths laid. We paid the rent for 2016 at beginning of December but then things went up in the air as hubby and I didn't know if we'd be moving house to a different town (to be closer to hubby's work to save some cash) and would have to give up the plot. Turns out neither of us really 'want' to move because we live in a quiet area and ok, the flat is a bit cold but that's fixable What both of us felt MOST unhappy about was losing the allotment because we both love it so much!!! So for the past month I've felt a bit 'flat' as I didn't feel like making any growing plans....but now that we've both finally talked about how we feel I'm positively BOUNCING with excitement and cannot wait for the new growing season to begin 2015 was my first year ever of growing veggies and I'm just completely addicted now and find myself drooling over stuff to grow to eat instead of just flowers as I've done for the past 40-odd years!
As I said to Neil earlier this afternoon is it completely bonkers to be so madly in love with a 90ft (or thereabouts) patch of mud?
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