Isn't there a song with those words?
This isn't the version I was thinking of but I rather like it
But
in the end we didn't go and visit the open garden that I wanted to, because the skies and the forecast threatened rain, and the wind was cold. And of course it didn't rain and the wind eased... that's life.
Garden
But we got a few things done outside. There was a brief sunny half hour during which we tidied up a few bits and pieces and I had a go at drawing my peas and broad beans and my one solitary French bean. 'Where are the other nine?' I mused, quoting the Bible well out of context. Still, if one bean has appeared, I'll wait a bit longer and see if any more are on their way before sowing some more.
I had no idea it was there; I thought it had died. We've cleared away the lower leaves of the cardoon so we can enjoyit, such a lovely blush pink.
Fresh air and a bit activity and some drawing appears to have re-enerbised me; thank goodness for that!
Music
Isn't bit of street music this fun! From the comments I learned that this is a New Orleans band, 'skinny Tuba'. Great name!
I watched and listened twice through; it's not very long.
Did you spot that couple in the background dancing all the way down the street?
As always, really enjoy the drawings.
ReplyDeleteSorry you didn't go to the open garden. It always seem to end up that way. If you'd have gone, it would have poured!
Well, yes, that's how it goes,. Next year....
DeleteI love a stroll in a good garden or center but finding a flower you thought was lost is amazing.
ReplyDeleteEspecially such a beautiful one.
DeleteYour drawings are delightful as always. What a pretty surprise with the hidden paeony. The jazz band made me tap my feet, wonderful. Regards Sue H
ReplyDeleteThank you. That jazz sounds is so captivating!
DeleteSkinny Tubs is such an energetic band - great fun
ReplyDeleteThey really made me smile
DeleteAh, I love the band! I was teaching my year 3 kids about New Orleans Jazz these past 2 weeks!
ReplyDeleteThe bean pics are really good.
I planted out my very leggy bean plants on Sunday. But I'm now fretting about the aforementioned plants being a) frazzled by sun and no watering (my neighbour is also away), b) drowned by rain, c) decimated by snails/slugs d) dug up by badger/fox e) pooed on by 'Sparrowhunter', the cat who treats my raised bed as his own personal latrine!
I am trying not to get emotionally attached to my veggies...
DeleteYes, I always seem to be wearing too many or not enough layers of clothing at the moment!
DeleteWhat a wonderful surprise under the cardoon! I love seeing your drawings. They seem so full of joy. The weather is all over isn't it?
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