All good things must come to an end and today the girls went back to school for term three. I did feel sorry for the two of them having to go outside this morning in the heaviest frost we have had this year.
Frosty ornamental kale. |
Thyme touched by frost. |
Puss enjoying the sun on Hope's bed. |
Last week I signed up to host a High Tea for Humanity. I didn't and still don't know too much about the charity but any excuse for a tea party is good enough for me. So sometime in September there will be much baking and tea sipping in the name of a good cause. For now though Grace and I are dreaming big about what, when, how and who, we already know the where. Right here on the farm.
Tracy
7 comments:
Love your frosty photo's!
I am envying all your tea guests ahead of time, just imagining the delectables they'll be enjoying!
We had a similar frost here this morning. Of course the first thing I did was rush out and take photos :)
Mine are back at school today and I'm anticipating a day of cleaning too. Especially the kiddie's room which looks like a bomb hit it.
Looks like you certainly did have a good frost.
Puss looks content on the bed.
Oh thank you for that high tea link. I used to volunteer for Habitat when I lived in America, and we would once a year go and build houses, what an amazing opportunity. I never knew it was in Australia as well! I am signing up to host a high tea as well!
Your photos are gorgeous ... question - can you eat the ornamental kale? I buy kale but it's usually green doesn't have any purple in it.
Just found your blog and I have enjoyed reading it. I also hate it when my girls go back to school as the house seems so empty
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