The Destruction Resumes
Posted By Judith on 30th March 2016
Apart from the obvious reasons of providing protection for the car and secure storage for all our gardening and DIY ‘stuff’, a major reason for this garden project was to get rid of the 50+ years of old concrete paths which had been added to and patched up over the years by many well meaning ‘handymen’. Unfortunately the result of this ‘TLC’ meant that the paths were ugly, broken and in parts downright dangerous.
More Maths
Posted By Judith on 24th March 2016
Monday was a bit of a slow burn, Brett carried lots of bricks onto the scaffolding platforms whilst Peter and Adrian struggled with the finer points of the second lot of step. These are now testing his geometry skills, so once again lessons long forgotten had to be rediscovered.
Best Days Of Our Lives
Posted By Judith on 21st March 2016
I’m sure we’ve all been told how our school days are the ‘best days of our lives’, and whilst that statement could be open to some debate, I’m sure we all agree that at some point during those ‘best days’ we have asked ourselves the question ‘when will I ever need to use this – – – ?’ (insert subject of choice)
There’s Nothing Like It
Posted By Judith on 16th March 2016
There’s nothing quite like the smell of the first cut grass of the year. I’m hoping when things get sorted out in the garden Terry will resume his grass cutting duties, but until then I’ll be cutting it, and that’s what I did on a lovely, sunny Monday morning. The smell was wonderful.