A visiting honeybee plundering a basil flower.
Warm yellow blooms of Calendula growing in the garden.
Joining in with Sarah over at Say, Little Hen, here is a snapshot of my own Here & Now:
Loving // Reading leisurely when curled up or stretched out under a warm sun.
Eating // Warm and gooey self-saucing butterscotch pudding with cream!
Drinking // Mineral water while overlooking the ocean after my long walk.
Feeling // Snug and warm under heavy Winter blankets on cold nights.
Making // Anything that features silverbeet because there is so much of it growing in the garden!
Thinking // It would be wrong of me to cut the basil back when the bees are having so much
fun in it!
fun in it!
Dreaming // Of this time, next week, when we'll be 2000km away in the place I will always
think of as "home".
I hope you have much that warms your heart in your own Here & Now.
Meg
think of as "home".
I hope you have much that warms your heart in your own Here & Now.
Meg
Hello Meg!
ReplyDeleteThank-you so much for joining in again - I've just added your link to my post :-) Your photos are so cheery and warming.
We had butterscotch self-sauce pudding for dessert the other night, it was so yummy!
Happy travelling,
Sarah x
Thanks, Sarah. I think your photos are wonderful too!
DeleteEnjoy your travels. A lovely list and insight into your life thousands of miles away.
ReplyDeleteThanks! We will most definitely enjoy our travels. When I see, from the tiny plane window, the lush green of the mountains to the west of the city of Cairns fill the view, I always feel the excitement of "coming home".
DeleteOh I love the winter sun! And reading in the sun is my idea of perfection xx
ReplyDeleteA little snooze in the sun is nice too, Elisa:)
DeleteI'm a little slow catching up on Here & Now, and by now your already abroad. Happy travels! The bees will enjoy the basil while you're away. :)
ReplyDeleteWe did indeed have happy travels! We didn't go abroad; just up to the far north of Australia. We got back late last night and so I had to wait until this morning to do my "rounds" of the garden. The bees certainly love the basil but I did cut it back a bit today, along with a thriving rose geranium that was actually hiding the entrance to one of the hives. Things grow fast when one goes away! Meg:)
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