Good Morning Betty, I keep thinking to my optimistic self, there's still time, an Indian summer can happen in October too here but alas, I think this year the temperatures have simply dropped too low, too early to be able to recuperate that warmth, and of course, the sun has to shine long hours without impediment - something that seems t…
Good Morning Betty, I keep thinking to my optimistic self, there's still time, an Indian summer can happen in October too here but alas, I think this year the temperatures have simply dropped too low, too early to be able to recuperate that warmth, and of course, the sun has to shine long hours without impediment - something that seems to be but a memory! So now I look forward to the joys of autumn colour instead... and pray the heating will be turned on in class very soon so that we may actually take our coats off during the day!
I get very frustrated at not being able to visit the local markets Betty, not only for the reasons stated but to support the local growers also. I love finding an old farmers wife selling her excess veggies and fruits, I love that they are still covered in earth and misshapen - those beetroots were divine - mine failed, along with all other root veg - as it so often does here on the hill, they were a welcome treat!
Bonne semaine, et encore une fois, mille mercis pour ton cadeaux - je suis ravie! XX
Good Morning Betty, I keep thinking to my optimistic self, there's still time, an Indian summer can happen in October too here but alas, I think this year the temperatures have simply dropped too low, too early to be able to recuperate that warmth, and of course, the sun has to shine long hours without impediment - something that seems to be but a memory! So now I look forward to the joys of autumn colour instead... and pray the heating will be turned on in class very soon so that we may actually take our coats off during the day!
I get very frustrated at not being able to visit the local markets Betty, not only for the reasons stated but to support the local growers also. I love finding an old farmers wife selling her excess veggies and fruits, I love that they are still covered in earth and misshapen - those beetroots were divine - mine failed, along with all other root veg - as it so often does here on the hill, they were a welcome treat!
Bonne semaine, et encore une fois, mille mercis pour ton cadeaux - je suis ravie! XX