Our September visit, to pick raspberries, already a distant memory and probably the last we’ll see of the plot this year. I have no doubt that our crawling, babbling baby will be a walking, talking (maybe-digging-with-a-stick) boy when it’s time to brush the cobwebs off the spade next year.
er, what do you mean digging Mum, Chief Fruit Sampler is my job thank you!
ps. it’s gone very quiet on the comment front so for anyone who is still reading ‘hello‘ and apologies for fewer gardening/cooking posts and more ‘life with baby’ posts. That’s just how it is now so feel free to wander off and come back in thew new gardening season. Would be lovely if you hung around though, cheers x
I’m always here, whatever the post is about, but it is a sheer joy to see little E’s face up there. Thank you x
thank you dear Roo (knowing we share blog posts also helps to fill the gap that is too-many-hundred miles between us :o/)
I always read your blog! Its great to see gardening/cooking bits, but I also love to see lots of pics of E doing his thing.
Lots of love x
Hello Gorgeous Nic and Babe! Always lovely to see your pics xx
Hi, I’m a new follower of your blog. My own “baby days” are long behind me with grandchildren of 19, 18, 17, 15, 10 and 7 but I’ll hang on until the plant growing season begins again @<:-)
Sarah – we really must catch up (glad you’re ‘seeing’ E anyhow). Your kittens can’t be very little anymore, perhaps you could blog about them doing their thing!
Joanna – aw thanks :o) sorry I’ve been absent from your comment box of late
Lucy – so lovely to hear from ‘new’ friends, thanks for stopping by and staying
We are also watching; the joy of Euan continues, along with his
cousin Zac, but the regular amounts of rain were, at times, a
nuisance which made visits to the plot irregular. Might be a stilts
and scythe job next year.
picture 2 you can almost see the thought process in the frowns in his forehead! Still looks good to me, both of you.
love papagxxx
Unfortunately for me, life is getting in the way of doing the blog rounds. I hope to be able to remedy this soon. It is still lovely to pop in occassionaly and see how you are all getting on.
Mel
Dad – stilts, now there’s an idea. I don’t think G would trust me with a scythe though, although blood is a good soil feed!
PapaG – oh yes, for all his smiles he can be very serious when he’s thinking!
Mel – lovely to hear from you and glad you had a good bean harvest this year for chutney making