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2 April, 2008 CeliaLeave a comment

A clear sign you’re growing older is when people you went to high school with start having children.

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Celia

a sporadic personal journal about parenting + recipes + books + music + other things

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Welcome to 2022. May we all flourish like these opportunistic fungi.

Signs it's been too long since you played your ukulele.

Cucumber progress! I sorted the size disparity issue by punching some more drainage holes in the right hand box, and the plant rapidly became less sickly. (I didn't think of this myself, my brother suggested it). And we've eaten about three cucumbers which is nice. I've become over-excited by this and planted zucchinis and sugar-snap peas and capsicums as well.

Christmas Mix time! If you enjoy Christmas themed music that's a bit indie-rock or punk or country or blues, there's a bit of all of that on this mix. Plus a bit of Norah Jones. And a minor key version of O Holy Night which is my favourite track. It's on Spotify and there's a link in my bio 👇👈👆

Puzzling difference in these cucumber plants - seedlings planted at the same time in the same potting mix, but a significant difference in growth and colour. I'm hoping the paler siblings on the right have a growth spurt soon.

Four books I read in September that were fabulous:

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