Lockdown transition from Spring to Summer
This whole pandemic has been an odd one for me. I continue to work from home on a full-time basis whilst I observe many who appear to be either bored or, enjoying learning loads of new skills - if that is gardening then the more the merrier. I think I've probably gardened less this year. This is due a number of factors including my change in working arrangements. To add to this, like many, m y current office is the same place that I normally relax in the evenings. I have therefore partly swapped gardening for running, sometimes up-to 5 times a week. It is a way to free my mind of work commitments, to meditate, to find oneness, and to re-energise. When I originally wrote this post, I was reflecting on life post-marriage, and it was timed for a Spring publication date that I never got round to sending. That seems to be a pattern at the moment. Although, to give me credit, I have begun reading The Jungle Garden which I highly recommend. Normally, Spring cannot come aro