Sunday night and no nursing shift to contend with as per!
We have spent most of the afternoon titivating the back garden as it has been entered into the " ornamental" class of the Garden section of the Show. Our old teddy boy judge Mr Butler will judge the village gardens tomorrow and will be accompanied by Matriarch Irene with her clip board. His adjudications will be read out on the 5 th!
The Prof is reading in the armchair by the window.
I am sat on the couch covered by Welsh Terriers.
Jenny O sent this latest entry in the novelty veg class.
Some great entries! I would love to see them all hanging together at the show. But it looks so cool.
ReplyDeleteThat goldfish is beautiful! Good luck in the Ornamental Garden class!
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful carrot goldfish .. really. I am embarrassed how much my little tomato person resembles something a 5 year old child made at school lol ...
ReplyDeleteStrange isn't it, to be home when you aren't used to being there.
ReplyDeleteRight now, my ward is Monday to Friday. Having the weekend off has been a shock to my system! I can sleep and get up with regular people!
Enjoy your freedom
"In The Armchair By The Window" by Katie Price is one of my favourite novels but perhaps too racy for a distinguished professor.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful food art and tasty, too!
ReplyDeleteForgot to say on the last post - I do hope you have a flowery pinny like the one hanging on the hook in the picture!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for following my new blog - had 400 on the old one, struggling to get to 200 here
Good luck with your garden entry. From photos you have occasionally posted of your yard it looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove jenny_o's goldfish.
ReplyDeleteGood luck in the ornamental garden class.
The poor goldfish's scales are layered going the wrong way - he'd have a hard job swimming! (which of course I noticed right after I sent the pic)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your garden in the competition, John.
I thought about this and wondered if you looked at a picture of a goldfish when you made it. I even googled a gold fish to be sure. It could be an exotic bird!
Deleteso all is well in the little welsh village on a sunday night.
ReplyDeleteI once had an ornately carved carrot centrepiece in the shape of a bird in a Chinese restaurant. I asked the waiter what it was, and he said, "It's a carrot."
ReplyDeleteIt's only this last week or two I notice you mentioning the Prof as included in yard and housework. Interesting.
ReplyDeleteHe weeded 1 bed in the garden then had a lie down!
DeleteJohn, I have to ask what you mean in your last post, about wanting a kitchen with a floor? What do you have now?
ReplyDeleteConcrete
DeleteYou've been retired a week now. Does it feel so? :)
ReplyDeleteI'm still on holiday modex
DeleteWhat a beautiful creation by Jenny O!
ReplyDeleteLove the vegs...all of them, and am delighted by the vision of you piled with critters. You have to wait until next month for the judges decision?
ReplyDeleteDidn't Oliver Reed once famously eat a carrot goldfish as a shock stunt?? Scooping it out of an aquarium etc.
ReplyDeleteThe carrot Gold Fish is really quite clever.
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