Weekend Walk in the Garden #6 – 10th May
aloe vera is flowering spectacularly! Continue reading Weekend Walk in the Garden #6 – 10th May
Weekend Walk in the Garden #5: May 3rd 2020
Corilopsis still dominates the North facing South wall. Continue reading Weekend Walk in the Garden #5: May 3rd 2020
V.E. Day 75 years on.
Generally speaking, most Brits are not great flag-wavers – except on special occasions. Continue reading V.E. Day 75 years on.
How To Access And Use The WordPress Free Photo Library
Originally posted on Hugh's Views & News :
If you don’t know anything about the WordPress free photo library, it contains thousands of free images that can be used by all WordPress users. I’ve been using the feature ever since it first became available. I can’t remember when WordPress first launched it, but it was certainly more than 18 months ago.? I’ve been surprised by the number of WordPress users who didn’t know about the WordPress free photo library. It got me wondering why they hadn’t found it. I think the main problem may have been that to access the… Continue reading How To Access And Use The WordPress Free Photo Library
WHY???
Originally posted on Filosofa's Word:
41 million people in the United States alone do not have enough food to eat. That’s more than 12% of the population in a nation that sells itself as a “great” country, and where… Continue reading WHY???
Weekend Walk in the Garden: #4 – 26th. April
In the greenhouse bean plants look ready to plant out but I fear the possibility of frost in the next week. Continue reading Weekend Walk in the Garden: #4 – 26th. April
Open Book Blog Hop, 20th April
I think fiction must feature settings that are taken from the author’s imagination, whereas historical fiction must, by its nature, be set in real places in order to lend authenticity. Continue reading Open Book Blog Hop, 20th April
A Weekend Walk in my Garden #3: 19th April 2020.
Marigolds (Calendulas) are ubiquitous in this garden. They readily self-seed. They are not alone in this regard: Aquilegias (Columbine), Jacob’s Ladder, Alchemilla Mollis and Sweet William are among the other plants that pop up in strange places. Continue reading A Weekend Walk in my Garden #3: 19th April 2020.
A Weekend Walk in my Garden: #2 12 April 2020
The bees love the yellow flowers that appear every April. Continue reading A Weekend Walk in my Garden: #2 12 April 2020
Blessings in Adversity – the Popemobile and the Little Ark.
A remarkable coincidence links the two stories. Continue reading Blessings in Adversity – the Popemobile and the Little Ark.
