
Today has been a better day. A friend I see maybe four times a year messaged me to see how I was doing with the self isolation. I was really appreciative as our last messaging was slightly tense. I told her my appreciation,,
Tomorrow I will visit my friends who had their baby a week ago. I am looking forward to this. babies always bring joy. My poor friend started a slow labour on the Friday, but her waters did not break until the Monday morning. She was already exhausted but fortunately had an active labour of only four hours.
I took a while to get to sleep last night but then slept well. I had opened my window earlier. The fresh, sea air is good for sleep.
Today was cooler, which spoilt my plans. I had asked my cleaner to plant the plants that have been sitting on my patio for quite a while. I went to release some ladybirds and saw that some remained unplanted. I was breathless so came in to rest and went back to plant them and water them in.
My garden is full of spring. There are flower buds on my greengage tree, and my birch and fig tree have leaf buds. I saw that finally one of my bird feeders is almost empty so I shall fill it tomorrow. This brings me so much joy.
It is wonderful to be in my garden without the horrible noise of the windchimes. I had almost forgotten what peace is.
My planned poetry events are cancelled due to the corona virus. It’s a relief, as I won’t have the dilemma of deciding whether to go or not.
I do want to see my godmother. I have friends I’d like to see.
Have any of you got to self-isolate? I’d love to hear how you are coping with it.
3 replies on “It’s cold again…”
I’m glad you’re getting on as you are. I’d love to see your garden. I feel as though I can well imagine it. I’m comfortable so far with self isolation, but then it’s still early days for me here in Michigan, USA.
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glad to hear you had a better day. your friends with the new baby aren’t concerned about having visitors because of covid-19?
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Babies don’t get it, they really only carry it. But the walk from here to them all wide open space, so there’s nothing to worry about.
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