A few days ago, we had minus 4 degrees in the morning, and a short time later the temperatures climbed to almost 28 degrees. Those rapid changes are quite strenuous for the body, and I try to do my best to adapt. The lilacs have started to delight us with their scent, and the first elderflowers have begun to bloom. We cut our huge hedge, so our weekends have been quite busy, and in between I try to catch up on other garden tasks. It hasn’t rained for a very long time, farmers are concerned, and birds, as well as mice and insects, are busy visiting our watering station. The weather in our area is really intense in many ways.
Apart from everything that’s happening in the garden right now, I’ve made a few small attempts to pick up my brushes again and started painting after a break of almost a year. I’m not sure where it’s leading yet, but it feels like a big step for me. Let's see what else May brings. As they say, May makes everything new, and that wouldn't be so bad, I think.
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