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May and the 'Chelsea Fomo'
I had big plans for planting out today, but as soon as I stepped out the door, the heavens opened. I can't be too mad about it, as the ground is bone dry and nature is doing the watering for me. Whilst waiting for the rain to pass, I thought it would be a good time to share some May thoughts. It's because of all that rainfall that we can be grateful for the lush growth we have in Northern Ireland during this month. The greens are a young, chartreuse and hopeful. Once we move
4 days ago


Letters from the garden.
It's been quite a while since I've written a blogpost and shared it. It's a strange feeling to be sitting typing again. I continue to journal every day because of the grounding effects and mental health advantages it offers me. In the early morning my pen flows effortlessly across the page. Since it's personal writing the words come naturally and unguarded. Countless morning pages are filled with scribbled observations about birds, animals, plants, scents, weather, and more a
5 days ago
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