Just when you are getting into your stride, moaning and groaning about the mud, the rain, the persistent miserable grimness of it all, the sun comes out and throws you off kilter. Not that me and the bee are complaining. Just saying.
Just Saying
Just when you are getting into your stride, moaning and groaning about the mud, the rain, the persistent miserable grimness of it all, the sun comes out and throws you off kilter. Not that me and the bee are complaining. Just saying.
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Off The Edge Gardening
Wonderful photo! It really brought a smile to my face.
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That is good to hear!
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The mud seems to have been interminable in recent weeks so we all need a bright and sunny day to keep us going. Back to the murk and gloom this morning and hoping that something brighter is around the corner a) to lift spirits and b) to dry all the laundry generated over a house-full half term!
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Hasn’t it just! Was getting very fed up with it. Yesterday was a wonderful change. As you say, back to gloom today. 😦
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PS A really beautiful photo, you do manage to capture some gorgeous moments.
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Thanks, I was so happy to see the bee!
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Were I that bee, I’d be telling my hive-mates about some gardener with a fetish for taking photographs of naked bee bottoms. But I’m not so I’ll just, again, wonder how you get any work done if you’re standing, camera poised and configured, just ready to take the perfect photo. Today I had three woodpeckers – dad, mum and baby, going at the peanut feeder. Dashed upstairs to get the camera. They didn’t wait for me. How do you do it? Are your flowers drugged?
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I have my camera in a pouch on my belt, readyish for action! And the bee did tell its mates, loads more appeared throughout the morning.
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I never moan or groan!!
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