7 am: we awoke to the sound and smell of old friend rain. Rubber boots were hastily donned (by my not quite four year old) and a favourite umbrella retrieved. I love that for her rain is an event, a joyful occasion to be celebrated in her own way with a good spell of jumping, stomping and splashing. For me rain is always welcome. Here's hoping for a big wet. ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhUm_WHrrs_x7xLp556-1Ew_JXEeEoPfmX8-_Iw5po7Oz7DhWh72KrregqxaZhEqNYWjLojnMydKAPqg_2wERiGg0zfnasXKPQIVojDEJL6OOzL6XAXINto2OdUyeRpmrIp0JtZM-v0eCI/s320/blog2+014.jpg)
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When the rain passed an afternoon of planting bulbs and vegetable seedlings began. I have been collecting bulbs for the last few weeks or so. Buying a handful from the local market with what shopping money is left over. We have a pretty good selection but I have forgotten which ones are which. It will be a lovely surprise when they grow.
2 comments:
Gorgeous Julie, the photos are just beautiful...we are the opposite:finally enjoying wide blue skys after a summer of rain...be carefull what you wish for. s x
oh wow, the stick insect!!
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