We have American Politics, UK Politics, South African Politics, Iranian atomic aspirations, Indian ballistic missiles, Greek and Spanish debt crises, Indonesian earthquakes, Islamic and Muslim extremism, Norwegian killers, Somalian Pirates, Rhino and Abalone poachers, African droughts, global warming, shark attacks today, rising petrol and electricity costs, etc. Enough now, I want to talk about the lighter things of life.
I planted some cauliflower seedlings today and they are all looking very happy.
I also planted some peas. The bigger seeds seem to work well for me.
I played some online chess, some look like wins and others look like losses.
No problem, it is a game that we play.
I cooked some New Zealand Green Lipped Mussels and some Butterfly Prawns. Both very tasty.
I also fried some potato chips in my special way, also very tasty.
I took some bets on the horses. As always, some won and some lost. This time around there are more winners than losers.
Tomorrow I must repair many of our mist-spray sprinklers.
I must also get rid of that mole that is damaging my garden.
Cut Worms are becoming a problem for me. I am reluctant to use poisons so I think that to ‘starve’ them by turning over the soil is the way to go.
I wonder about my borehole pump. When I start up it runs brown and after a few minutes it becomes clear. Is that brown water full of nutrients or is it damaging to my plants ?
I don’t play bowls anymore. Somehow the friendship seems to have faded and I can’t stand the weather extremes as I did before.
The Ha De Da’s are eating all my earthworms. I suppose that is good because it means that I have a large number of earthworms.
My grandson was given a brand new motor car by his father but is still nervous about driving it. Better that way than for him to think that he is some super-hero racing driver.
My grand-daughter is getting A’s for all her subjects. Well done.
I looked through a photo album of my daughter’s wedding. Wow, we were much younger and much better looking then.
Life is good if we choose to see the lighter side.