For the past week or more it's generally been warm (17 to 20 degrees) but overcast and sometimes rainy. Not ideal for catching up with mountains of washing, but great for rice-growing and for newly-laid lawns. Unfortunately it's also great for weeds, which have sprung up everywhere in the Japanese garden. The other day we woke up to see that we'd had a visit from the Weeding Fairy (aka H's dad, popping round to weed in the very early morning!), but there's still a lot waiting there for me...
Monday, 1 June 2009
Ten days...
... and already you can see a difference in the rice:
For the past week or more it's generally been warm (17 to 20 degrees) but overcast and sometimes rainy. Not ideal for catching up with mountains of washing, but great for rice-growing and for newly-laid lawns. Unfortunately it's also great for weeds, which have sprung up everywhere in the Japanese garden. The other day we woke up to see that we'd had a visit from the Weeding Fairy (aka H's dad, popping round to weed in the very early morning!), but there's still a lot waiting there for me...
For the past week or more it's generally been warm (17 to 20 degrees) but overcast and sometimes rainy. Not ideal for catching up with mountains of washing, but great for rice-growing and for newly-laid lawns. Unfortunately it's also great for weeds, which have sprung up everywhere in the Japanese garden. The other day we woke up to see that we'd had a visit from the Weeding Fairy (aka H's dad, popping round to weed in the very early morning!), but there's still a lot waiting there for me...
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