Weeding
Weeding in the garden can be quite therapeutic - making room for new shoots, that burst of colour and wildlife is really fulfilling.....
Thursday 30 August 2012
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Hi Amanda .. great quote - yet weeds have value too - just not too many of them ..
ReplyDeleteGratitude in giving and in receiving is essential though .. cheers Hilary
Try weeding Japanese knotweed, now that's a weed that won't help relieve stress, it'll be what caused it in the first place!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to clear out the old to make room for the new! Always get inspiration here.
ReplyDeleteHilary, indeed, there are some weeds that have beneficial properties that we try and get rid of it at the slightest sight, there is a purpose for all.
ReplyDeletePete - saw a programme on that one, quite invasive I hear.
Debra, making room is always a great, thank you for visiting.