Big hand, tiny foot Held with love at first meeting Seven years ago
Bluedaisyz 52 week Challenge Week 4
‘Small’ by Roz, Jamie, Melissa, Erika, Gary
GARDEN DIARY Last February, I planted around 200 snowdrops, and I have been just a little anxious of late as I could see no sign of them coming up, I thought they might have been devoured by moles, voles, mice or squirrels as there is evidence that these animals are about! I don’t mind sharing the habitat with my fellow creatures but ……! Yesterday to my delight I have found some tiny shoots pushing through the ground – going nicely with the ‘Small’ theme. Phew! I’m so relieved. If you click on the February link you can also see my magic rotary compost maker – one of the loves of my life! Ha!
I picked sage and thyme (for a beef stew), parsley for a white sauce and rocket to mix in at the last minute for ZEST!
The sound of rhubarb growing – listen here – a treat! As seen on the KnitterlyArts blog, recommended by Mrs.ThomasinaTittlemouse
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Nice photo! I was tempted to use a photo of my teeny-tiny niece, but decided that because I didn’t take the pictures, I should be good…
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Great (creative) minds ……! Loving this challenge, more than I could ever have imagined – thank you!
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The sound of rhubarb growing… wow, who would’ve thought! 🙂 ♥ ❤
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Absolutely amazing isn’t it! Maize (sweetcorn) grows in the field at the bottom of my garden each year and it grows so quickly I’m wondering what sound it makes – I don’t think it would make a popping sound though, more a stre-e-ee-e-e-tching sound. 😉
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HA! … yes, the corn wouldn’t pop until after harvest/packaging 😉 Some people talk to their plants, but now we’ll want to listen to them, too… LoL 🙂 ♥ ❤
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Sorry, I neglected to mention the most gorgeous (and small!) bundle of love in your picture. So sweet. Xx
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This is the moment my son met Miss E (my first grandchild, his first niece) for the first time, when she was 2 weeks old. It was the night before his wedding, and I’ve just realised how it is a marker in our family history, as from the next day onwards that huge hand of his would have a wedding ring on it. Precious memories.
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How in heck did you ever come across the rhubarb audio!? Just wow!
I had to go back to link again to see composter, cool, as first visit there I was distracted (and impressed) by your heart and kiss plantings. I love it! I am all for using space wisely, but sometimes you just got to follow creative whimsy!
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That rhubarb audio is fab isn’t it – I came across it whilst blog-hopping (clicking links to other blogs on the blogs I follow), and I came across it on KnitterlyArts. I’ve listened to it several times – makes me wonder about the sound of other plants growing – I feel hungry for more! Oh, that and a bit more creative whimsy (you have a great way with words). xxxx
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