Friday 9 November 2018

Daily photo challenge round up (23)

This is becoming a terrible habit - I simply don't know what day I am living in so much of the time. I could have sworn that yesterday was Wednesday and today was thus Thursday but no, I was wrong again. My post of returning to the allotment last weekend must wait now for a few days (I hope to go back tomorrow again) and for today I am straight back into a weekly photo round up. I am miffed, confused, vexed and irked that today is Friday...again!

As I mentioned these prompts are thanks to Fat Mum Slim 😊

 Day 4 - I need...more allotment time. Allotmentherapy is good for the soul and we almost have it all cleared for winter, almost.

 Day 5 Fave fruit...is an apple, crisp and crunchy and preferably a 'red lady' 🍎

 Day 6 Strong 
The scars have healed, each day is a battle but I am stronger now with the right medication, support and love.

Day 7 In the kitchen...you'll find our friendly household vegetable brush 😃🥕

Day 8 - this rules...I just received snail mail and it contained this awesome book from my good friend
Food friends rule! Snail mail rules! Books rule! Ecotherapy rules!

Day 9 - pale
Pretty pale scene at the dentists. White cups, white wall, white radiator...

Many of the bestest wishes to you all,
I shall write again soon,
Carrie xx

6 comments:

  1. Not an allotment, but we have acquired a Neighbourhood Farm in our suburb. Nice to get - anything fresher is still growing!

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    1. A neighbour farm sounds wonderful! What animals do you have? We aren't allowed any on the allotments but I think it would be great to have a pig or goat or donkey or bees. It truly is the best way to get great fresh food! Yay xx

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  2. Good post and pictures. I like apples, and eat one most days. Enjoy the book. xx

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    1. Thank you xx I hope your apples help keep the doctor away! The book is lovely and what a nice surprise - It feels like the book I should have written, all about ecotherapy, walking and all things good :)

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  3. I never know what day it is without giving it some thought. I know medics sometimes ask “What day is it?” To check mental acuity but they don’t understand that if you don’t go out to work it’s more so easy!

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    1. Thank you! Can you imagine these days being in a film scenario and the medics as you what day it is and who's the President....instantly you would give up the fight and say "take me, I must be crazy" hahaha

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