It was raining a bit this morning but I decided to get the bee house hung and a crow bird feeder that Tina and Darren got for me. I attached them to the fence panel that is going to be a shield for the plastic greenhouse.
I had to fight a bit with the screws, but I wasn’t giving up!
I pottered a bit before lunch and prepared the dinner for later.
I will add the photos I said I would now, the turkey, who I have named Afia as that was my name in Twi, the language the Ghanaians speak.
I got a pack of twenty violas and two hanging baskets yesterday. Before getting dinner I did a sketch with the pastels, I wasn’t trying for a likeness, just trying to draw a believable head!
It was the film society this evening. The showed On Falling. If anyone suggests going to see it, don’t, it was the most depressing thing ever!Group day tomorrow.








The area in that first photo looks really nice, and very neat and tidy! I think you made a grand job of the bee house, and hanging it, although I think you should have dragged Darren out to screw it to the post!
ReplyDeleteI like the Christmas turkey π
The bit of garden with the violas in looks very tidy too. You’ll soon have nothing to do out there…….you wish π
I think the pastel sketch is good. I recognised you. Definitely a believable head.
I’ll write the name of that film on my “what not to watch” list. Sounds like one to give a miss.
There are a couple of places that need digging and derooting bu the ground was too wet today, but is is taking shape and looks like a garden now.
ReplyDeleteTime will tell with the bee house.
I haven’t got a great selection of colours in the pastels but I will practice a bit more before I commit to getting any more.
I don’t think the film will be on general release it was made by BBC Scotland, black and white although only filmed last year. That added to the gloom!
I think the sketch is very "human" looking and a good self portrait
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