Tuesday 23 April 2013

Time Out

I am going to have a little time out from my blog. Just a little time to collect my thoughts and get some equilibrium into my life. Sometimes I say far too much, things that should go unsaid before I press the 'post' button.'Think before you act' should be my motto.

 With the onset of Spring I have been able to get a lot more done out in the garden.  I have been observing things too that were previously unseen such as the blossom on my dwarf Victoria plum tree coming out before the leaves and on my dwarf Braeburn apple, the reverse happens; the leaves come before the blossom.  I hadn't noticed that before.

13 comments:

  1. Take all the time you need Simone, we'll be here when you return. Spending time in the garden is a good thing!
    V xxx

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  2. I know exactly what you mean. I have been noticing things too. I have been home a year now I have noticed Spring is very late this year. I have actually noticed the way leaves unfoil themselves, how certain things grow and thrive.
    Don't be away too long I for one will miss you.
    Julie xxxxxxxxxx

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  3. Hope that like me you will find taking a little time out will recharge the batteries and you'll see things differently for having taken a break. You will be missed but no doubt your followers will be waiting when you return to welcome you back. If you feel the need to put into words your feelings but don't wish to share them all try writing them and printing them out as a sort of diary - it works!

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  4. I hope the time off your blog won't be long! I'll miss you!I hope you'll feel better soon...

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  5. I know how you feel, Simone. I hope you enjoy your time out, enjoy spring and the start of summer in your garden, make notes on all you observe and achieve. You will be missed whilst you are away:)

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  6. This is the best time in the garden I think - once all last year's debris has been cleared and before all the weeds take over my large patch almost looks tidy! I've been hearing bumble bees around this week too. Once my craft fair on Saturday is over I too am really going to concentrate on the garden..... I haven't got a single potato or onion planted yet! But hey - Monty Donn only planted his potatoes last week!

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  7. Enjoy your break. Recharge. Soak up the season. And focus on you.

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  8. Relax, chill and recharge. Sometimes it's not just houses and gardens that need a spring clean and a declutter- sometimes our minds do too-So make the most of your time away from Blogland. We'll all still be here when you get back :)

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  9. Hope you have a lovely recharging and relaxing break away.
    Lisa x

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  10. Lovely photo, Simone! Please don't stay away too long, but do take time to renew and recharge.
    Sending good thoughts to you "across the pond"! Take care of yourself. xx

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  11. Dear Simone,

    Just a little, heartfelt note to let you know I am thnking about you. As Vivienne said above, we will be here when you decide to return.

    Warmest wishes,

    Stephanie

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  12. Gorgeous photo, Simone. I hope you enjoy your blog break and return refreshed in a little while. I enjoy you blog posts and your comments very much...love your observations and your sense of humour.
    Take care.
    Helen x

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