Good morning.
How are you?
I've had a lovely weekend, although I've not done much! Friday evening, as usual, I went dancing and revelled in learning the jive! I've learnt this one before but it's always nice to revisit an old friend like that dance. We bopped, swayed and jived all rather basic really but I picked up the routine quite quickly. We tend to learn a dance for 2 to 3 sessions and by the end of the last session I can normally blast through the dance quite well. I just need an occasion to try this out now, however I'll be on my own as I don't have a partner!
Saturday was spent in the garden tackling the dreaded hedge! David decided to chop some of the hedge down to the ground as most was being strangled by ivy and wasn't in particularly good condition - we plan to add a fence and cover the area with a hard standing rather than ground where weeds can grow. This is in anticipation of the new house build being started - the scaffolding will need to be put where the hedge was, AND it looks much tidier. As you can imagine both David and I were exhausted after all the work so we just had a takeaway and watched a film with a couple of g & t's.
On Sunday, David had another morning in the garden trimming one of the cherry plum trees that is on our boundary, that too is encased in ivy, so I set about trying to untangle and cut the branches - it's an ongoing story and I plan on 'attacking' it again next weekend! David decided to cut the grass. It has grown so long and looked a state so he put the height up on the mower and ran over it without collecting the grass cuttings. We've done that before and it dries up and blows away fairly quickly and it's a good way to get the grass under control without too much effort. When the weather improves I'll be back to cutting it once a week, that’ll be good for my getting my steps in eh!
Now I've told you about my weekend, let's get down to the nitty-gritty of today's post. Today I share the post with my three friends from the Style not Age collective. This month our prompt was set by Hilda and she chose the fabulous title of .....
Lovely Leather.