Spring is definitely springing.
We worked in the garden in shirtsleeves and were still a bit hot.
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But very childless, what with one being in Perth, another being in London and the third (plus baby) being in - well, the baby was in Worcester with his dad and other paternal relations but his mum was in Cardiff at a Doctor Who convention. Strange but true. Anyway, none of them was here which made the nice sunny day somewhat of a quintessence of dust. Sulk.
No Sulking Mrs. Life! It was a beautiful day in your garden. I'm crossing my fingers that this is a harbinger of the summer ahead -- sunny and beautifully warm!!!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are so pretty! We have had a mild summer here, locals who have lived here for a long time are saying it means we will have a cold winter.
ReplyDeleteBut you had Mr Life and a lovely garden....
ReplyDeleteYour Spring garden is looking wonderful. Cheer Up!
ReplyDeleteBut at least you have that gorgeous garden filled with beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteA quintessence of dust- what a fantastic phrase! I'm going to try to slip it into conversation whenever I can! Love Penny L in Dorset xx
ReplyDeleteWell, I did pinch it from Shakespeare, who used it more appositely, I must admit. But thank you.
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