The willow I planted last November has surrendered dramatically to the long, hot summer think Shakespearean death scene but quieter.
Silver lining?
A friendly horse’s bumper willow crop means we’ll be harvesting today. Honestly, survival of the bendiest.
The willow I planted last November has surrendered dramatically to the long, hot summer think Shakespearean death scene but quieter.
Silver lining?
A friendly horse’s bumper willow crop means we’ll be harvesting today. Honestly, survival of the bendiest.
Rain teaches patience. Ponies squelch, sheep look soggy, hens act like waterproof philosophers. Super Ted eyes puddles with heroic suspicion while Sid tests gravity’s limits with each splash.
Tomorrow promises sunshine or, more likely, wetter socks. Still, tea will prevail.
Rain teaches patience. Ponies squelch, sheep look soggy, hens act like waterproof philosophers. Super Ted eyes puddles with heroic suspicion while Sid tests gravity’s limits with each splash.
Tomorrow promises sunshine or, more likely, wetter socks. Still, tea will prevail.
The rain finally stopped, as if the universe hit pause to let us breathe. Ten minutes of silence, a fragile truce between sky and soil.
Then predictably the clouds regrouped, rolled their eyes, and dumped yet another aquatic sequel.
The rain finally stopped, as if the universe hit pause to let us breathe. Ten minutes of silence, a fragile truce between sky and soil.
Then predictably the clouds regrouped, rolled their eyes, and dumped yet another aquatic sequel.
Big update day the caravan has landed, shiny and smug on its wheels.
Think of it as a spaceship with teacups, a command centre disguised as cosy.
From the outside, it whispers adventure. From the inside, it promises naps.
Big update day the caravan has landed, shiny and smug on its wheels.
Think of it as a spaceship with teacups, a command centre disguised as cosy.
From the outside, it whispers adventure. From the inside, it promises naps.
Morning everyone
Morning everyone
Wednesday wisdom whispers: stop, breathe, and take five. The world is loud, but tea is louder in its own quiet way. Pour a cup of dream tea, let it cool, and watch the meadow tilt toward wonder.
Wednesday wisdom whispers: stop, breathe, and take five. The world is loud, but tea is louder in its own quiet way. Pour a cup of dream tea, let it cool, and watch the meadow tilt toward wonder.
Today the grumpy man decides water is his enemy and yet, he’ll try to ride it.
Kite surfing, they say. Balance, wind, surrender.
He mutters like a prophet of doom.
Ted just shakes his head; Sid looks ready to film the disaster.
Today the grumpy man decides water is his enemy and yet, he’ll try to ride it.
Kite surfing, they say. Balance, wind, surrender.
He mutters like a prophet of doom.
Ted just shakes his head; Sid looks ready to film the disaster.
never trust a wheelbarrow it knows gravity’s secrets. Chickens out-think philosophers, tea fuels the cosmos, ponies clock time in carrots, and sheep? Always lost, but with style.
never trust a wheelbarrow it knows gravity’s secrets. Chickens out-think philosophers, tea fuels the cosmos, ponies clock time in carrots, and sheep? Always lost, but with style.
We made it—September’s first breath, sharp and cool, sliding under the skin like a blade of ice. Yippee, I said, but it came out strange, like laughter in a graveyard. The ponies twitched, the chickens scattered, Ted growled low at nothing.
We made it—September’s first breath, sharp and cool, sliding under the skin like a blade of ice. Yippee, I said, but it came out strange, like laughter in a graveyard. The ponies twitched, the chickens scattered, Ted growled low at nothing.
One moment it's as calm and unbothered as a whale's afternoon nap, and the next it's... well, let's just say it appears to have misplaced its tea and is now asking everyone
One moment it's as calm and unbothered as a whale's afternoon nap, and the next it's... well, let's just say it appears to have misplaced its tea and is now asking everyone
Hark!
Thor himself sharpens his hammer above the Devon sky.
The storm marches in whispers, promising its big finale at midnight. Chickens have retreated, hay bunkers secured. Even Margaret and Crystal looked skyward, muttering, “Not today, thunder dude.”
We wait.
Hark!
Thor himself sharpens his hammer above the Devon sky.
The storm marches in whispers, promising its big finale at midnight. Chickens have retreated, hay bunkers secured. Even Margaret and Crystal looked skyward, muttering, “Not today, thunder dude.”
We wait.
The storm tiptoes nearer, smugly scheduled for midnight drama. Preparations are “complete,” which is human for “probably not.” Chickens, unusually obedient, tucked in early hay forts raised, feathers fluffed. Even Margaret and Crystal muttered bedtime prayers.
The storm tiptoes nearer, smugly scheduled for midnight drama. Preparations are “complete,” which is human for “probably not.” Chickens, unusually obedient, tucked in early hay forts raised, feathers fluffed. Even Margaret and Crystal muttered bedtime prayers.
The chickens, guinea fowl, and all creatures great and small are snug, awaiting the storm's grand entrance with binoculars and a profound sense of ready-ness.
Don't Panic.
The chickens, guinea fowl, and all creatures great and small are snug, awaiting the storm's grand entrance with binoculars and a profound sense of ready-ness.
Don't Panic.