Friday noon.

Hope that toothache subsides soon. Or that dentist gets back to work. Love the temperature. We are slowly seeing the beginning signs of spring. We have a new puppy joining our family in just over four weeks. Your garden still looks good. The ground is very hard & cold over here. The grass is very long & wet. The weeds are almost taller than the plants. Roll on spring!

Hi Dwyllis,

a new puppy? Where is the blog? Or photo?
:))
Otherwise, thank you. Thanks to governmental policy it is harder and harder to get a good health care in time, but thanks to pharmaceutical industry, there still exist painkillers :))
Kat

Hope your toothache can get sorted soon cat, liking the sedum heads and the cat : )

Hi, Steve :)
Did you notice the Sedum? It is the great one, will show you the photo when it starts flowering :)
I feel better, thank you.

My sympathies on the tooth ache hope you get it sorted really soon.
The flowers are still looking lovely, I only wish you could send some of that wonderful sunshine and blue skies towards little old Britain.
I love cats and you're's looks as if he's enjoying the warm sunshine. Funny isn't it how cats always find the warmest most comfortable spots?

She (it is lady :)) likes sun, but this manouvers she usually does when she see me coming to the balcony. Sometimes she starts to run around me in circles :))))
I found her with broken leg and beated all over at the junkyard and brought her home. She limps, but otherwise she is a big manager and waits me each morning in front of the door :)

Sorry about your toothache Kat, i hope you get it sorted out soon, we've only had 20 degrees here and it's raining again... love that green and white Chrysanths very nice.. :-)

They come from Ikea, SL, lol. One euro for the plant.:))

wow :-)

Ups, checked the bill, it was almost three euros, but still -cheap.

Hi Katarina. Lovely pictures - and chrysants are my favourite. Hope you feeling better today:)

Thank you, Kasia, much better, almost no pain today. But you know, teeth can cause problems whenever, so I already booked myself for complete check-out, although have to wait till my dentist return from holiday :))) Murphy´s law :)
Hm, Chrysants are not my favourite so far, as they are considered to be typical cemetery flowers, however this one look like very good for cutting, too.

That's a good news Katarina.
I know what you mean by a 'cemetary' flowers. It was the same with pinks (dianthus) - a very socialist flower in my country, lol.
But here chrysants are just any other flowers.