It began with a shining sun; I saw Nancy Nightingale and Scooby the giant puppy for the first time since before Christmas (although no physical gardening, just pointing and planning); I went to a garden centre and didn’t buy a single plant although I did admire a few (honest guv); I bought a dozen of North Devon’s finest eggs; I went for a walk with my beloved and admired the catkins and blue sky, from afar we chatted with smiling friends and strangers alike; I discovered two baby slugs, as bold as you like, in my little greenhouse, they have been evicited with no notice; I gladly waved goodbye to our old oak bureau, on its way to a new home; I ate chilli and jacket spuds and soon there will be a couple of squares of sea salt dark chocolate to dunk into my cup of tea.
I can’t complain about my day, not this time anyway.
Off The Edge Gardening 
Sounds like a really great day! Especially the sun, and the chocolate 😉
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It was good because I actually went out and did some things! The sun and chocolate were highlights. 🙂
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Yes we all need that. I find the sun motivates me, definitely a boost at this time of year.
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And tomorrow you’ll go for a walk with E. So he doesn’t feel left out. 😏
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Ha, ha!
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Catkins, a puppy and chocolate, what could be better? Happy Monday.
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I know! Hope yours was good too. 🙂
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Sounds just perfect. All bar the dunking of chocolate !!
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Don’t tell me you keep your chocolate in the fridge!
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A grand day.
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It was lush, bet you enjoyed the sun too!
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I sure did!
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Such an uplifting day, although not being a tea drinker (I’m committed to coffee) I can’t imagine dunking good chocolate into a cup of tea!
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I am a massive coffee fan too, it is just I can’t drink it in the evening anymore, not if I want any sleep! The choccie is dipped into rooibos (no milk) but that is possibly as odd. No as odd as my dad who used to dip bread and butter into his cuppa proper tea!
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That sounds like my kind of day. I hope that you enjoy plenty more. xx
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Thanks Mike, you too x
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Things to be grateful for!!!!! sounds perfect.
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Feeling little jealous of the garden centre – they’re not essential in Scotland apparently and even the rather uninspiring local DIY place doesn’t really have any plants just now. It’s not that I really need anything but sometimes window shopping in garden centres is just what you need.
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