Showing posts with label Around the Home. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Around the Home. Show all posts

Monday Blues

Worked from home today. My firstborn returned home with her fiance, and I became sad again as I will have to go in to the office again tomorrow. Here are some pics of happier things - some more of our Christmas decorations:



The Green Man

 Bought this at last month's Malvern Show. Today, we've finally hung up 🙂🍂🍁🌿



Anxiety Dreams

Whilst things have been going well in my day life lately, my dreams seem determined to balance things out by streaming all kinds of anxiety-provoking scenarios  to ruin my nights.

Yesterday was stressful. Editing videos with a new piece of software and trying to format Avalon 2 ready for publication has been a royal pain in the bum. Grrrrr...

Good newscin my office job though. Hybrid home working has finally been accepted for our department. Its on a 40/60 split though, which equates to x2 days a week working from home and x3 days working at the office, but its a big step in the right direction for as I am really struggling having to go in for five day stretches each week, and my annual leave can be counted on the fingers of one hand. And it doesn't renew until next March!

Anyway, I will close this post with a pic of something that caught my eye as soon as I woke up this morning:



Shine On...


 My Peyotes now have their own lights 😎

Morning Glory

 The first thing that greets me when I leave the bedroom each morning is this sight:

Glastonbury Crassula Ovata

I have been meaning to decorate the branches of this money  tree for a while now.
I grew this from a single leaf from the great specimen tree found upstairs in The Speaking Tree bookshop in Glastonbuty.




 

Set for Sound

I put the last day of my holiday to good use by dragging my x2 CD shelves up to our bedroom, complete with our CD player.



It has been a nice long weekend. I have got a lot done.

Lovely day off,

with another day off tomorrow. At peace 😎


Fossil Topsoil

 


Fossil ammonites used as a shingle topping on my 30 year old Crassula ovata, which I grew from a single leaf cutting.