Yesterday, we went to the city as we needed certain items that we didn't have at home anymore and couldn't get them in our local shop. We visited several specialized shops that are around 10 minutes' walk from each other, and I was feeling very cold outside.
The temperature changed rapidly from one day to another and I didn't check the weather forecast. When I woke up it was a beautiful sunny day and I didn't expect that it was only 4 degrees Celsius and windy. Recently, we were having between 20-25 degrees every day and started to wear short sleeves already. Yesterday, I only put on my light blazer and now I know that I should have worn my winter jacket.
I had a cup of hot tea when we came home and hoped that I wouldn't get sick. It looks like I was wrong. I feel weak, sleepy and my muscles hurt. I hope it won't get worse. My husband thinks that I might have been infected with Covid-19 virus, but I think that it's very unlikely as I didn't meet anyone and don't have any cough at all. However, his worries come with great care, and I must admit that I like some spoiling from time to time.
I've spent most of today in bed, so I have nothing exciting to show you besides some flowers pictures that I took a couple of days ago...
I have noticed that even though there are no tourists and people are encouraged to stay at home the gardeners keep creating their flower arrangements around the city. It's great to see that they didn't lose their jobs!
Everything is blooming and there are some vibrant flowers everywhere!
I remember buttercups from my childhood. There would be plenty of them on the meadows and my mom kept telling me not to collect them as they are poisonous. Not that I would eat them but there was not always a place to wash my hands when we went to the forest and she didn't want me to touch the food if I would collect them.
Meadow sage had always found a place in my bouquet that I created for my mom. It's one of my favorite meadow flowers.
These flowers are so tiny that you would normally miss them but they were set in green/brown surroundings, so it was impossible not to see them...
Another arrangement from our gardeners...
These also remind me of my childhood. Lately, I've been thinking a lot about my childhood. I guess it's because I'm away from my family and can't see them at the moment.
This is another tiny flower that likes to grow in the green/brown environment, so that you can't miss it. They are so clever!
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