4 July 2014

Weekend reading

A pair of spotted doves resting in the sunshine just outside my window yesterday morning.

It's been a week of cold nights and mornings here and one of the coldest winters I can remember for a long time. No doubt many of you in other countries will be either enjoying the hot summer temperatures or struggling through them. No matter what the temperature where you are, I hope you find relief with a hot tea or a cold drink while you relax.

Thanks for your visits and comments during the week. I look forward to seeing you again next week.

A Swedish garden blog - Madelief
Australian Organic Gardening Resource Guide - this is Green Harvest's just released catalogue for seeds and organic gardening products
Colourful basket weaving

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  1. This post always gives me hope for the coming weekend! :) Wish I were where you are. It has been terribly hot here. Although we are getting a break today. Enjoy your weekend! Hot tea and a good book or crochet project sound awesome. Can't wait for fall to get here.

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  2. Our Winter was the longest and coldest one we'd had for 20+ years! We thought it would never end! Our summer is hot right now, but overall our spring and summer have been cool.

    Thanks for the links every week Rhonda!

    Deanna

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  3. Have a relaxing weekend, Rhonda. The beginning of the week was certainly bone chilling but a few lovely sunny days followed thankfully. It is cloudy here on the Darling Downs today with the forecast of a shower or two tonight but I won't hold my breath. Then it is back to the low temps next week. Thankfully Tuesday's minimum has been revised from 0C to 2C. That is comforting. :-)

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  4. Good morning Rhonda! Happy Friday :) The weather has certainly taken a cool change down here in Sydney. My hands froze as I walked to work this morning. Were it not so cold I would make that honeysuckle lemonade in a heartbeat- it looks divine! The basket weaving looks interesting. I completed a random weaving course last year and I really enjoyed working with the reeds and vines to create vessels- though they were much more "artistic" and freeform than that very practical market basket. I look forward to reading some of the other posts over the weekend. Hope you have a good one too!

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  5. The news about Coles and Woolies is appalling. How are small producers supposed to compete with behemoths who threaten and extort?

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  6. Thank you for the links, Rhonda. It's been cold (and blustery) here in Melbourne too. Have a great weekend!

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  7. Lovely post Rhonda thank you for this lovely list of reads for the weekend have a blessed weekend

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  8. It's pretty arctic conditions in Ballarat. Animals are all getting toasty by the wood heater.

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