I have a confession ... going to the supermarket freaks me out. And it's not the queues, (though those are annoying), or the people, or the (inevitable) fact that I will have forgotten my list. What freaks me out is the choices. There are so many choices these days with food and all of them … Continue reading the supermarket … a challenge
uncertainty … a challenge
I feel like I am in a time of limbo right now, a time of between things. A time of nothing and yet an expectation of anything. It is a time of very little planning and a lot of go with the flow. A time of not knowing, or even being close to describing the … Continue reading uncertainty … a challenge
community … strength for the challenge
As previously revealed I am an irregular gardener, so it will come as no surprise that while the roses at the back of our house got a prune this autumn, those at the front did not. Yet despite the neglect, they have bloomed, erratically yes, but abundantly. It makes me glad that they are not … Continue reading community … strength for the challenge
recovery … a challenge
I have just had two home days, (or 1.5 as I went to Church on Sunday morning). I have not left the house for two days, not to go to the shop, or visit a friend. The furtherest we have travelled has been to the letter box. I know that doesn't seem like a huge … Continue reading recovery … a challenge
roots … a challenge
I am a irregular gardener. I love planting things, but forget to water them. I love to prune my roses, but only occasionally remember to spray them for bugs. I love the produce that a garden brings, be it fresh flowers, or herbs, but I don't love weeding. But of late I have been surrounded … Continue reading roots … a challenge
31 days … the challengers
As I have mentioned previously, reading for me is difficult, and so in order to get some input and intellectual stimulation I read blogs. There are a number of women writers that I subscribe to and love, and what I love is that they don't give me a warm fuzzy feeling, or a comfortable glow … Continue reading 31 days … the challengers