Gosh a lot has happened over the past couple of weeks since I last posted. We are now in regional lockdown. So a bit of normality in our days is important. I love to walk. You meet all sorts of people when you are out walking and the conversations I have are important. So important now. This afternoon after lunch I decided to walk up to the tanks. This is where you usually don't meet a soul.
Plus some Alpaca's in the other paddock.
Next to the water tanks is the mobile phone tower. Another essential service, that is even more important now. Over the last couple of weeks I have spent a lot more time on the phone talking to family. As they all live out of our area and in different states and overseas it will be sometime before we see them again.I will be back with the few sewing projects I completed in March in my next post.
I hope everyone has some normality in there day. Let me know what you are doing to keep busy.
Our lives and plans have all changed but remember that the Sun will still rise and set, plus you will still put the rubbish bin out! What can be more normal than that.
Happy days.
Bev C
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Gosh the paddocks look so dry over there, Bev. Normal you say. Such a contrast to the green that surrounds my little home. Yes, the sun always rises, doesn't it. Hope you are enjoying your days with snippets of sewing here and there.
Y9ur area looks very dry,paddy melon football had me smiling, I saw then for the first time years ago when we went to Uluru, we had to stop on the side of the road an find out what they were!! Phone contact is super important to us now, best way to keep in touch. Keep safe.
Nice to catch up again Bev... long time between visits...
Stay safe... xox
Glad to read your post and see pics...helps me picture better where you are! We are staying home and making do with groceries we have and what's in the freezer. I am missing knowing that I won't get to be at my daughter's house in Georgia when she has her baby in May with all the Stay at Home orders. Sad. But it's definitely for the best right now since I just can't get sick with having to care for my mom.
Loved getting to catch up with you...keep walking!
Gosh it does look dry there Bev - & here's me thinking we were brown & crisp. No I think you win that one! Yes I agree about the normality. Our bin man has been & taken our recycling so I guess thats a positive during this time of lockdown & not much working.
It is hard to get a sense of normality at the moment but we can but try. Paddy Melons made me smile too. Glad you got to enjoy a walk xx
Lovely to see your part of the world Bev, much dryer than the UK. Stay safe x x
Oh yes! The rubbish - or poubelle as we know it here - still has to go out. I took mine up to the communal bins this morning on the way to the supermarket. All the bin lids have been left open so all we have to do is chuck our bags in - no touching of contaminating bin lids. The supermarkets are well stocked here and no queues. With a large garden to look after it is good to have plenty of time to keep it up to date. Also nice to have time to appreciate it! xx
It is all so different isn't it with not getting out and about.... good to still be able to go for walks...
Hugz
Good to know that all is well with you and that you are getting out and about.
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