And if that’s not enough to be going on with, I’ve been “revisiting” the sites that I have already cleared of nettles and brambles. Each time that I see something new growing, I pull it up.<\/p>\n
I also am slowly advancing around the garden area as I clear it from generic weeds such as the aforementioned nettles ad brambles. I’m making huge progress with that and it’s all looking very good, but it’s taking my time to do and distracting me from clearing the raised beds.<\/p>\n
Anyway, one of the raised beds is clear and it has garlic growing in it. Only another three to do this week – shallots, onions and leeks are destined for those. <\/p>\n
But in something of a record for recent times, I knocked off work at … errrr …. 19:42. It’s been a long time since I’ve been out working that late, and enjoying what I’m doing as well.<\/p>\n
Talking of records though, this morning though Liz and I were recording the Radio Anglais sessions at Marcillat-en-Combraille for Radio Tartasse. We\u2019ve finished talking rubbish … "sez you" – ed<\/em> … and so we\u2019ll have to think of a new subject for May\u2019s programmes.<\/p>\n I had a bad night’s sleep last night though. <\/p>\n There’s evidently a mouse or two that have been hibernating in the wall of the house – finding their way in by means of the place where there was no plasterboarding in the bedroom. Of course I fixed that a few months ago and now that the mice have awoken, they can’t get out of the wall and so go running around inside trying to find a way out.<\/p>\n So at 04:00 I was rudely awakened and had to listen to them clog-dancing around the ceiling for hours. <\/p>\n I wish that they would hurry up and starve to death or something.<\/p>\n
