ARM STILL IN SLING, WIFI FINALLY RESTORED - i'm now on NBN satellite, so hopefully with new macbook and wifi i'll be back to normal communications and blogging.
This is really just my diary - good to look back over the years and see what i was doing. i guess it's the modern equivalent of a photo album with captions.
I've been knitting
madly, with my arm
in the sling
all the time,
things are slow.
i'm trying to get exercise but motivation is tricky. it's been three weeks since i blogged, now i'll be back to weekly. i notice on FB my posts are nearly all nature, sunrises and sunsets, the moon, the birds, the landscape. it's part lockdown and part physical limitations. lucky i can still take photos.
internet shopping - oh dear, way too much but
always a treat to get a
message from the p.o.
that a package has
arrived
Di and I visited the Harbinger exhibition, with work by Di Fogwell and Nicola Dickson. i loved the way di's large works were unattached at the bottom so the air flow in the gallery created soft shadows on the wall
Below - a grab bag of pics from the last few weeks, i'm having trouble editing this page, it's misbehaving so i'll start a new post, it's oct 31
creepy corellas, they sit silently and stare down at me.
hippeastrums are out, wildly vivid and wonderful under the claret ash
LAST WEEK i spent a overnighter with di, sam and daughter kate at their weekend property on the Murray near Lock 8. It was great to be out on the open road and to spend time away. beautiful in the evening to have a cool wine with a view of the river at sundown. we also drove down to Lake Victoria, it's a terrific landscape down there
my four leaf clover plant, potted and
brought up here by
ann james, who has
a penchant for
four leaf clovers,
there are always one or
two on it.
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Beautiful cliveas from sue and derek's garden |
more knitting on the go, this time a cardigan for di's granddaughter ella
My other hippeastrums, these look lovely indoors
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