I tend to comment more when I'm at work as I'm at my laptop anyway. It's harder to comment on my phone imo. I'm glad when people prioritise real life - but I'm also glad there are people here who know

Having a study to share with my husband would be my worst nightmare. He'd keep fucking talking to me whilst I was trying to work and I'd want to kill him. He does, however, write J + K on the foggy windows

Peachy! I love how a random piece of fruit can become something bigger (I think of William's plums in the so cold icebox, always) than it is.

I'll comment anyway just in case - have a freaking awesome time gathering content for Hive, haha!

Ah I love that. Firstly, a garden is full of metaphors. Nature gives the most lovely lessons because it gives you chance to slow down and observe. And sometimes pure neglect can result in suprise gifts

Hm, not a fan of mushroom and pasta for some reason!

yeah, but we lack the attention spans...

The flowers don't taste of much but they sure look pretty. The leaves are super peppery!

Now the trick is to call him again before too much time passes. We have to make a conscious effort, right? Though I've lost touch with a few of mine as it seemed I was the only one trying. Ball is in their

If you're not a cat lover, and encounter a cat in this way through reluctant circumstance, you somehow begin to love the cat, thinking that it is the best of all the cats, a 'different' cat, an exception.

The chooks are beautiful. They are such dumbasses though, having a panic attack as they fly back through the door and smash into the jasmine and nastursium on the way in. Like wtf dudes, you've done this

I watched a youtube oncde about a guy who created a terrarium like this - but much bigger. All sorts of insects populated it, unknowingly bought in from wood, moss and soil. It was fascinating as he documented

Aw, I can see you'd really appreciate a cat visitor, especially if they get the mice! Here we CANNOT have wandering cats - in fact we are meant to keep them indoors 24/7 - because of the wildlife. It is

Absolutley gorgeous!! Makes me instantly want to order some flower seeds! I tell you what though, for the price of that entry I would have liked a free glass of wine and a flower or two to take home!

Pinching hte tops of basil is one of my favourite jobs. Your hands end up smelling lovely! Yay the zuccs - they are such generous plants. Have I ever shared my zucchini pizza recipe? Perhaps too high carb

My nana always had hydrangeas - they remind me of her. And yes, I'm guilty of buying plants with flowers already blooming, though probably it's better to get them with healthy foliage and prune them so

I had a mate who was allowed to do everything from a young age - she could even do drugs at home (she lived downstairs in her own 'apartment' on the property) and go out from about 14 to clubs. I had the

Ah damn I miss my artichokes! I will plant some this spring though - I just have to consider where. Any tips for peas? I just winged it this year and have had a few handfuls, more than I've ever grown,

Perhaps get a couple of those small wicking containers that are ready made? Then you could grow just a few little things for your personal happiness with very little effort. No travel this year - but next

Yeah the temperature rarely gets down to zero here - this week has been a light frost but nothing the veggies can't handle. The broccoli leaves were ravaged but that's purple sprouting broccoli that doesn't