Thoughts on a Saturday ( Chris' title)

 Saturday is a time for pottering. It is generally Chris' only " down time" as he generally works one day at the weekend catching up on his written work. Today he has been gardening. Cottage gardens can become untidy and overfill very quickly, and in order to keep the cut flowers coming ( note my attempt at a Homes& Gardens still life above), he has a great deal of " thinning out" to do
As you can see.....he seems to be enjoying himself



The run up to both the flower show and our open day has started
I will be holding out my begging bowl to all of my blog readers to see if anyone would again like to contribute to both.....
The flower show schedule can be viewed at

http://trelawnydflowershow.blogspot.co.uk/

( I know all you arty types may love to try your hand against the best Wales can do)
And
I am taking in any crafty home made bits to sell on a stall on our open day
( all proceeds to St Michael's Church and  Marie Curie Cancer Care)


William and Meg watching E
gardening

Btw. The winner of the " caption competition can be viewed below
I am off to watch a video of a French bulldog worried at its own farts

27 comments:

  1. I will try and pop up on the 1st of Sept to lend my support (it's in the wash right now). Those terriers are the bee's knees (was going to say the dog's doodahs but that is a very sore point at the minute, Boy the Bedlington's recent behaviour (peeing everywhere in my house proud sister's kitchen/utility room and chasing any scruffy bitch within a 3 mile radius) are putting his doodah's in jeopardy.

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  2. I have some crocheted owls and birds left over if they're any food for your show/open day. Let me know and I can pop them in the post

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    1. That would be lovely.
      But let me pay for your postage
      Xxxxx

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    2. Super. Send me your address and I'll get them posted

      saviourofthedamned@btinternet.com

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  3. That garden may need some filling out but it is indeed very beautiful and lush. I imagine it's a paradise for butterflies and birds!

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  4. Wow, wonderful work in the garden and on the table top. You both are very talented.

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  5. what did those 2 do to deserve a prison sentence?

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  6. Don't tell me about cottage gardens John - it is only a fortnight since we thinned out, weeded, chopped back etc. I have been out this afternoon - there is couch grass everywhere, rose briars stretching on to the lawn. spirea which has outgrown itself - do I need to go on?

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  7. Pottering? For a moment there I thought you were doing an article on Stoke-on-Trent.

    I like flower shows and I haven't graced Wales with a visit from me since December.

    A good weekend.

    Gary

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  8. Love the still life photo. Beautiful colors. I too am always thinning always weeding always pruning!!! Tis the life. xoxoxo

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  9. There are few things better than a bit of garden pottering.. it will chill him out. Honest!!

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  10. When's the Open Day? I can send you stuff for your stall but my piece de resistance is still on the boil for the Flower Show so will send that later, ok?
    You're lucky you can sell your free range eggs. My boss bought another 3 chooks last week guess what? Yip,the situation is getting serious now. I do miss those golden yolks. Hope you're having a good weekend. x

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    1. Nana
      The open day is not until SEPTEMBER THE FIRST....
      Thank you so much in anticipation
      Xx

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  11. My email: linda.metcalf@yahoo.com give me an address ...only hand crafted items?

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  12. A fart which scares a dog is a very, very scary concept.

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    1. Oh, so he sent you that one, Elephant?

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  13. Nice to see that Chris is not afraid of having a shit in the flower bed. Must be a bit cramped indoors, with all those dogs.

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  14. It's the country way
    Poo in the flower bed and wipe yer arse of a passing hen

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  15. Is the last picture also attracting captions for a new competition?
    MEG I can't see a frigging thing!
    WILLIAM Don't worry, the bugger's surely going to get our faces trimmed one day! It's like looking through Edwina Currie's nether regions!

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  16. I just watched the bulldog video myself. It's funny and cute, and I'm glad that they stopped filming when they did. No need to see everything ....

    Your garden is beautiful!

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  17. The table is lovely!

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  18. Sadly, the weeds beat me this summer. I just can't keep up in the heat.

    Hope you all have a wonderful Sunday, John.
    Glad you liked the picture, too. :-)

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  19. Cute as Chris is, he can't beat the terrier duo. Lovely shot.

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  20. Perhaps I can donate a piece of jewelry from my Sno of Sweden line to your cause for a raffle? You can look on my website to see if it would fit the occasion.

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  21. Chania
    That would be delightful and very kind of you
    Thank you so much x

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  22. Gardening is truly more work than many people realize. ALWAYS something to tend. I do love the look of Wm and Meg!

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