Usually if we arrive home from holiday in the daytime we'll have a cup of tea and I'll sit and read emails. Yesterday we had a cup of tea in the garden after I'd checked my plants! I am becoming a true gardener.
Everything in the garden coped without me.
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| Alexandre Girault |
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| Bring me sunshine |
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| The poet's wife |
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| A white rose |
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| Wollerton Old Hall |
And Husband's plants are doing fine too.
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| So many figs on so many trees. |
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Came home to find letters inviting us both to take part in a Our Future Health research project. We both signed up even though it involves going for a blood test. It's the UK's largest ever health research programme and it aims to help prevent, detect, and treat diseases earlier. It's not a personal health check but a study on all the different factors involved in maintaining good health. I'm sure the questionnaire was carefully designed to avoid making people feel bad about the amount of exercise they do or don't do, but I couldn't help feeling a little judged. But that's just me. One of the mental health questions was, "Do you always feel guilty about everything?" Um, yes, of course.
We each get a £10 voucher at the end though!
9 comments:
OMG your roses are gorgeous!
Lovely garden flowers and produce. Doesn't everyone worry all the time??
Thank you!
Apparently not!
Put together, you folk have a decorative and also functional garden.
Your garden is doing amazing!!! I came home yesterday and went right to my garden. I had my husband home to take care of it but I wanted to be sure lol.
It sounds like a good research to get into. But I am with you yes I have felt guilty about everything.
Cathy
I used to think hm, this garden did fine in my absence, what does that say about my gardening skills??
Will you feel guilty about taking the $$? Just askin.
The best obsession to have I think! Beth eich gwersi Cymraig?
Everything in your garden looks great.
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