Every couple of weeks you will see me here

Popping over to see how you all are. Maybe scoop you up and drive you back to my new place for a cuppa.

My pictures are on another platform now. ⬇️

This is my latest post and another one coming out there tomorrow.

All my garden pictures are there. All current. In my Melbourne garden.

I am in the neighborhood often. Popping in here. To the archives. I still pay to keep the archives open even though my photo limit has been reached – there’s a lot of great content in here.

And I will keep writing here as often as I can.

Here is a post from the archives of my other platform. I am putting it in here because it has a crazy title. It is called My Grandmother’s Knickers. (I misspelt that initially when I was looking for this and wrote My Grandmothers Knockers in the search bar – yeah – don’t do that!)

So pop over when you can.

I would love to see you!

Or comment here – I will answer. I always do.

Today I have been thinking about questions and wondering if we are asking the right ones. In the garden, sustainability is practical, not theoretical: fewer questions, fewer inputs, and closer observation lead to healthier soil and happier plants and more reliable harvests.

Not taking as much from the earth – instead putting back as much as I can. Do you know what I mean?

I wrote nearly twenty questions in one essay, (coming out tomorrow) despite knowing that one well-formed question usually produces the most useful outcome. Ah well. I never was a rules follower.

Today’s writing questions how we can live gently on the earth: buying less, wasting less, paying attention to systems over time, and choosing practices that reduce strain on land, resources, and ourselves.

Mostly ourselves – give yourself a break..

Go HERE tomorrow to read that.

Lots of love!

Take care and talk soon.

Celi