Busy, Jeez thought I’d never stop!
It’s great when things take off and move; more on why this happened so quickly later…
It’s good to get your feet under and really sort things out
I’ve always been an initiator, I like moving things along and I follow through sometimes it takes a while (lots of patience, faith and being a tad tenacious is important here) Though of late the moving part I don’t really need to do, which in my book is fab as it means a lot less effort on my part. How does it get any better than that? What else is possible?
Dress
I love it when things fall into place all by themselves and just seem to work out. One of my targets this year is getting fitter, never been really unfit, just wanted to be more toned and curvy; that’s been happening without me really having a proper fitness plan in place. This is where my new dress comes in… I love dresses, not really OTT flowery girly ones, just hourglass friendly shaped ones that make me feel like a million pounds. I haven’t bought any clothes for a while and I enjoyed buying my new dress; I’m not a huge shopping excursion fan, I prefer buying CD’s and wandering around market stalls and smaller vintage community shops/areas like Brick Lane & Portobello Road Market in London.
Permaculture & My Bike
I’ve been working on the East Lodge Permaculture Demo Garden for a while now and I am really enjoying it; I ride my lovely Marin Point Reyes to the Lodge, so I have got fit while working there and getting there. I’ve also set up the WPG (Warwick Permaculture Group) a local group who are designing their gardens on Permaculture principles. We’ve all been proactive and have now got a lots of baby seedlings and plants on almost every windowsill. (from broccoli to avocados, to peppers to calendula and sweetcorn.) We are also incorporating swales, raised beds with companion planting into our gardens. I’m also about to start reading this book …
Creating a Forest Garden ~ Martin Crawford
I also love the Ethics of Permaculture
“Neatly summed up as “Earth care, people care, fair shares”, the permaculture ethics give purpose to our work, and connect us with the many millions of others who are also working towards a fairer, healthier and more harmonious human culture” – Permaculture Assoc
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