137. Gardening finally finished, and herb pots planted up. I'm hoping to do a bigger post showing you the finished results at some point soon, now we just need the rain to stay away long enough for us to enjoy it!
138. Monday night with Millie, although she doesn't look very impressed with here for some reason. Probably tired of having her picture taken!
139. The first time I used some herbs from the garden in our cooking, fresh oregano for a vegetable pasta with goats cheese.
140. I've started contributing to a collaborative blog of black and white photography, and here was one of the practice pictures I took on the way home from a day working in London.
141. Hot pink flowers brightening up the study for spring, my mum kindly brought them as she was going away so thought I should enjoy them!
142. Made the most of working from home and went for a lunchtime walk with Millie. It was good to get some fresh air, and it stayed dry enough for a wander through the park, although the geese who hissed at us as we walked past their goslings weren't quite so happy to see us as we were to see them!
143. Saturday night dinner with The Husband, before a brilliant room escape. We got to Friday night and realised we had no plans for the bank holiday weekend, so made a few bookings and it turned out to be a lovely evening.
your garden looks lovely, looking forward to seeing the rest x
ReplyDeletethanks Tess, might well try that post tomorrow! x
DeleteI like those herb containers, they look very effective all arranged together on the trellis. Hope everything grows well for you. x
ReplyDeletethanks Kim, I was going to get some multicoloured ones but they didn't have enough, I was pleased with the end result though!
DeleteHi Katie, project 365 seems interesting, you are registering bits of everyday, your photos are gorgeous. Have a lovely week. :)
ReplyDeletethanks for your kind comment Elizabeth, and for visiting. I have really enjoyed joining in with it this year, even if my pictures tend to be a bit hit and miss!
DeleteYour herb garden look a so pretty and will be such a wonderful source of fresh herbs. Fab X
ReplyDeletethanks Penny! only used the oregano so far, and thyme has died a death so I've cut it right back in the hope of a rebirth! x
DeleteGreat daily pictures, especially the herbs! It is wonderful to be able to go and pick your own herbs isn't it! xx
ReplyDeletethanks Amy, I'm quite enjoying going out a cutting a few to use, and I'm hoping I might get a bit more inclined to add them to dishes more regularly.
Deletewe grow basil and use that and it is delicious! Black and white photography is challenging for me. Have fun!
ReplyDeletethanks Karen. I enjoy the black and white photography, but feel very amateur! I'm definitely having fun though.
DeleteYour garden is lookin' good! Fingers crossed for a plentiful harvest!
ReplyDeletethanks Joanne! If I manage a single home-grown strawberry I will be thrilled!
Deletethe herb garden looks amazing and the pink flower is stunning
ReplyDeletethank you so much! I've done another post on the garden this week if you want a look! x
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