How alien are these chitted potatoes? After 3 weeks on our priestβs kitchen window ledge they have been blessed enough and are ready to plant π Iβve never grown potatoes before so Iβm looking forward to the harvest. I love potatoes!!! π₯ππ₯
The potatoes have been planted. Woo! I had no part in the digging bit. That’s all down to my gardening buddy Keith. He does all the heavy lifting. I just fly in like a potato fairy at the end and pop the tatties in the ground.π
Meet Mischief. A sweet little soul. 21 years young and wholly unimpressed with my fluent βCatβ talk. Love a calico!
Meet Frankie. My dear friendβs doggo. Heβs 100% the bestest boi. He loves playing tug and feels like a lil lamb to the touch. He got joyful zoomies in the back garden earlier and it was the sweetest thing ever. I luvs Frankleberry.
Here are three exquisite prayers from Cardinal A Newman. He was so poetic and graceful with his words.
I found some beautiful harp melodies during my practise session tonight and I’m full of gratitude that I can share them with you now.
Beautiful flower by Andreas Kretschmer.
Yesterday was the day I sowed tomato seeds in the church garden. Itβs great to be back volunteering with kind souls. Iβm so elated! Although it was chilly and windy (have you ever tried sowing tomato seeds in the wind? π) I really enjoyed it. Yay! π Roll on sunshine please. βοΈ
Do you like gardening? I love planting flowers and bulbs. I love propagating seeds (one day Iβll have a little greenhouse π€π½). Thereβs something about colourful flowers at the base of magical trees that always makes my heart giddy. I think itβs the fairy in me ππ§πΌββοΈβ¨
In this video, you’ll experience all the life, all the colour, all the sounds of a rainforest and some gentle, whimsical harp wandering around in the background. π
Thanks David Clode for this lovely green tree frog cover image. All images for this video were taken from Unsplash, with gratitude. π
Prayers of light and grace with celestial harp. Full of beauty and wisdom. By A Newman. Glorious cover by Justin Ha. π·