2025 has been a lot busier for me overall. Of course there have been hiccups and things going wrong but that is par for the course and you just have to "pivot" and change course, get on with things as they happen to you. Sometimes though it is like digging yourself out of treacle. There is a saying that goes something along the lines of if it does not break you, then it makes you. That for me is forever the silver light in sometimes murky waters. 2025 has been positive in many ways. I officially retired and I seem to be finding my "peace" along the way. I am also having to realise and appreciate that my limitations due a lot of the time to medical issues need to be taken more seriously and adapted more. Unfortunately I have added another couple of conditions to the list and quite frankly am getting very bored with it and frustrated with the limitations that are imposed as a result of trying to keep myself healthy. I am here, I am pres...
I have to say that your chances of planting anything at all in my garden right now are round about nil - it's frozen solid! Still, there'splenty of January to go yet:)
ReplyDeleteRowan, I agree I think perhaps it is being a little over ambitious. I am only a novice gardener at the best of times. But this is what the books say! There is so much information out of there but I am not really sure that it is all relevant. My instinct is to start growing seeds at end February/beginning of March under glass but with plants sowing them at the end of September - but I don't really know. Any pointers gratefully received as this is something that I would like to get to grips with long term in any event.
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