I've got a busy day ahead again.
But sadly for you, it will be boring.
I'm sewing again. Getting another little 'sign' made for our market stall.
Once that's done I am going to make more UCKI PLANTS.
The weather is supposed to be a bit better today, so I might plant a couple more of my succulent plants in the rockery. I'm trying to get them all in there eventually.
We had a couple of begonia plants pop up in the rockery about a year ago, no idea where they came from!
But OMG, they have obviously spread seeds because the rockery has HEAPS of new begonia plants popping up all over the place. It's so neat. They are such a lovely plant.
I'll show you later, once I can get outside.
This afternoon Steve has an MRI at the hospital. Another in-depth look at his liver. Fingers crossed for some good news. It's sad that his liver has been affected by all the medication he's been taking for his Pancolitis. We are praying that a new drug that's available in February, is the 'magic drug', and it works for his condition, without damaging anything else.
DECEMBER 1st. Bloody hell this year has gone by so fast.
I'm not in the least bit ready to put up Christmas decorations. Nor am I in the mood.
Let's give it a week shall we? Maybe I'll feel more 'festive' then. Right now I couldn't give a shit!
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Positive vibes coming your way - Steve!
ReplyDeleteIf in doubt you could lightly prune the begonia or prune some at the back to see how it goes. I have never owned one
ReplyDeleteI would totally cut back those begonias, they are very leggy. Marie, Melbourne
ReplyDeleteHoping for best possible results for Steve.
ReplyDeleteHope all goes well for Steve. Don’t be scared to ruthlessly prune back your begonia. I do it all the time and they come back quickly nice and thick and the colours are brighter.
ReplyDeleteCut the begonia back. It will reward you.
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed Steve gets a break.