4 weeks later and Bob is well on the way to recovery, although he must spend the first 6 weeks resting mostly on his back walking is encouraged and most days he heads out with the dogs for his exercise, its been a challenge for him to do nothing during the day but watch the TV or me working around the house and garden but he has remained positive and planning a holiday for next year.
I think the hardest step is just around the corner as his not allowed to do any work of any kind, for another 4 months !!!
Our little cottage that Bob has spent the last 2 years renovating is proving to be quite a haven for us and the perfect place to take life that little bit slower.(well some time soon I hope)
Lots of rain over the last couple of months has resulted in plenty of new growth in the young garden beds and lots of birds visiting daily.
I'm amazed that even with neglect the veggie plot is still producing enough produce to add to most meals, spinach,spring onions,kale,parsley,coriander,dill and lots of self sown lettuce popping up everywhere.
Our two little hens present 2 eggs a day so there always a quick easy meal to be had, french toast seems to be a favorite at the moment.
Last week I planted out seeds into the cold frame and already I have little green leaves
emerging, the other beds have been weeded, dug over and had some manure added and will be ready for new seedlings in a week or two.
Love to add a few more photos but somethings not working properly.......till next time..
hope your all enjoying the change in seasons and hope to drop by and visit soon. Ciao.XX
Hey Andrea, sorry to hear Bob has been so incapacitated and I certainly hope his recovery isn't too wearing. Having to slow down while things heal must be very hard......Please pass on my best wishes to him....
ReplyDeleteLove the photo, your place looks lovely and so nice you've been getting some good rain.
Nice that the garden is kicking back into life after Winter, enjoy Spring....
Claire X
Lovely to hear from you Claire..............Spring has lifted our spirits and life's challenges seem easier with a little sunshine! Our small flock has grown with 5 lambs this season and what fun it is to watch their antics from the veranda .
DeleteThankyou, will pass on your best wishes! X
Haven't I missed a lot Andrea?! :)
ReplyDeleteThe last we chatted I think you were in the process of selling the farmhouse or just about anyway. Shame about your husband's back though, and hopefully it will mend quickly if he does as he's supposed to! lol
Your little place looks wonderful and I'm glad your spirits are good and he can be so positive. A hard thing to do when incapacitated a tad. Stay sane! ♥