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Have you tried cucumber kimchi? Me neither. My first try. What else can you do with over ripe cucumbers without cooking and messing around? This is simple. Made and will chill and have at supper. Makes for a pretty jar, n’est pas, mon ami? Can you tell I’ve been watching a lot of Poirot?My harvest from the greenhouse this morning.Shelling peas and drying herbs. Not an abundance of peas this year but the basil, lemon and orange thyme are plentiful. Then there’s the chocolate mint. The ants are keeping it in check.Bee balm is lovely in a tea and in a vase. Both very calming in the evening.I forget about time when I step inside the greenhouse. I have bitter melon joy this morning. The scent of leaves and flowers is divine. There are 2 little bitter melons on the vine. I picked 2 leaves to make tea. And another Armenian cucumber well on its way. I see a few eggplants and a chocolate pepper that’s still green. I started them late and everything is crowded, hampering abundance I’m sure. Next spring I will try to do better. Lastly the fuzzy melon is in bloom. Not sure if it will melon. My first time.I’m falling more behind with #dyicad2021 every day. But here’s my geisha series from weeks ago. The guy framed them and is hanging near the front entrance.A cool and cloudy day after blistering hot days. It’s an opportunity to work in the garden without getting burnt to a crisp. I did some plantings, filling in holes that came up - beets and kohlrabi. Should still have time. Then I seeded some lettuce between the rows of celery heads left from harvesting. I’m hoping to get new celery growth. The squash bed got a haircut. It was getting to be a jungle.Happiness is standing atop of the ladder, watering our living roof on the shed, feeling the evening breeze and seeing the solar panels on the house. We are doing what we can. This is a summer we’ve never had. Still hot. Still no rain. Our rain catchments are empty. There is nothing to catch. So I am watering with the hose, from the tap.Day 40 #icad2021. Mind mapping. Found the wonderful cool of the basement.Day 39 #icad2021. Mind mapping. I’m super behind. A very strange summer. Today is smoky from forest fires up north. Feels hotter than the 28°C. Can I somehow smile and laugh through it?Instagram
Have you tried cucumber kimchi? Me neither. My first try. What else can you do with over ripe cucumbers without cooking and messing around? This is simple. Made and will chill and have at supper. Makes for a pretty jar, n’est pas, mon ami? Can you tell I’ve been watching a lot of Poirot?My harvest from the greenhouse this morning.Shelling peas and drying herbs. Not an abundance of peas this year but the basil, lemon and orange thyme are plentiful. Then there’s the chocolate mint. The ants are keeping it in check.Bee balm is lovely in a tea and in a vase. Both very calming in the evening.I forget about time when I step inside the greenhouse. I have bitter melon joy this morning. The scent of leaves and flowers is divine. There are 2 little bitter melons on the vine. I picked 2 leaves to make tea. And another Armenian cucumber well on its way. I see a few eggplants and a chocolate pepper that’s still green. I started them late and everything is crowded, hampering abundance I’m sure. Next spring I will try to do better. Lastly the fuzzy melon is in bloom. Not sure if it will melon. My first time.I’m falling more behind with #dyicad2021 every day. But here’s my geisha series from weeks ago. The guy framed them and is hanging near the front entrance.
Tag Archives: tomorrow is another day
A LOGJAM
Saturday, my favourite day. It’s the 5th day of the month and the Ultimate Blog Challenge. I’m back in the groove of my weekly swim and daily mutterings. Sometimes it’s better not to overthink things – the whys, wherefores and … Continue reading
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Tagged life, logjam, no words, stuck, tomorrow is another day, writing
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TO DO THINGS WELL
Here I sit before my keyboard on this second day of the Ultimate Blog Challenge. I’m thinking of what useful lesson I have learned to my readers. I have all these thoughts and ideas in my head. What I haven’t … Continue reading
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Tagged I will try to do better, life, off the cuff, organizing, planning, to do things well, tomorrow is another day, writing
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WILL YOU BE MY VALENTINE?
So yesterday was Valentines Day, the day of hearts and flowers. As with all other special occasions, I’m slightly out of step. Perhaps I’ve been looking at my half empty glass instead of the half full one. Let’s face it, … Continue reading
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Tagged February, heart month, life, the best laid plans, tomorrow is another day, will you be my valentine, writing
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AN UNEXAMINED LIFE
It is January 31, the last day of the month at last and my last post for the Ultimate Blog Challenge. I’m going to give it my all but not die trying. Nothing is worth dying for except maybe my … Continue reading
BUGS and RUFFLED FEATHERS
December 4, 2018, 8:55 am I have discovered that little useless things can eat up many minutes but I can do many things in a few minutes. It all depends on how present and distractible I am. I am the … Continue reading
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Tagged bugs and ruffled feathers, creating, day off, distractible, life, tomorrow is another day, wasting time, writing
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BEING A STEADY EDDY
Funny how the weather can affect my body. My mind is delighted with the bright sunshine. My physical body is voicing its displeasure. The whole of me hurts as if I’m being fried alive. It doesn’t feel any better … Continue reading
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Tagged being a steady Eddy, doing my best, fatigue, keeping up, life, pains, rewards, tomorrow is another day, walking the dog, writing
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TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY
I have to say I’m as tired as could be. Not that it was that full a day but it’s an accumulation of days. Though it is difficult to have the clarity of mind, I am here none the less. … Continue reading
EVOLVING- Day 146 – 147 in a year of…
Day 146 – 147, December 19, 2016 @12:20 pm Cloudy day. Our minus 30s degree C have climbed to – 3 C overnight. Life is still hard. I feel the changes of temperature rising in my physical body. I lack … Continue reading
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Tagged a year of change, day 146-147, evolution, life, painting, tomorrow is another day, writing
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THE SCREAMER – day 138-140 in a year of……
Day 138 – 140, December 12, 2016 @4:52 pm Some days I wonder: For what purpose was I born? Today, I wonder that and: For what purpose am I doing this year of change? Today, I wonder: Have I made … Continue reading
