(Tittel: The Seed - Aurora)
Spring is here! I had my first outdoor knitting in my new garden yesterday. Not a long knitting session, but a small one, my knitting, a book and some music in the sun. In my own garden! It's not big. It's hardly a garden, more a patch. But it has grass and a place to sit. I have no idea how much sun I'll get when the trees get their leaves. I think the veranda in the apartment where I moved from, had more sun. And yes, I'll probably miss the evening sun I had. But I have my own garden. Patch. I think I'll be out there a lot. If the weather isn't horrible. You never know in Norway. Sometimes we get a green winter and call it summer. I hope this summer is going to be warm and sunny. I can do a lot of outdoor knitting in the garden and outdoor reading in the garden if it's a warm summer. While I was sitting outside yesterday, I planned where to plant flowers, herbs and strawberries, but I think it'll be wise to wait a little bit. Or I can plan, but maybe just wait a bit before running off to buy it all. I think this summer is going to be great! But first spring! I know a lot of people don't like summer time and would like to have winter time all year. And now I'm talking about the time and not the season, of course. But I love summertime and my body wants summertime the whole year. I hope next outdoor knitting in my garden is not far away. I mean in my patch. I read 64 by Hideo Yokoyama for those interested in it, and my knitting project was a test knit.
(Title: The Seed - Aurora)
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