I just tested negative 7 days dor me but i still have a very chesty cough :(
I just tested negative 7 days dor me but i still have a very chesty cough :(
curious for anyone who has had covid recently how long it took to test negative?
3 hue on a window sill
Ohhhh my pretty big babies
Yes they will grow great there :)
No depending on where u are. Where are u guys? They are harder to dry than grow
A small dry hue next to a big green hue
So big compared to one i grew last season
A person holding a hue bigger than there face
A large green gourd
I am the happiest girl in the world (even tho i have covid) look at my beautiful baby! My fav hue of the season 😍😍
Its day 5 now and im starting to feel better now. Still pretty sick but more energy to get up and do things
Strawberries and eggs
Also I have been neglecting the garden a bit and god damn lots of eggs and lots of strawberries 😍
A hue sitting on a windowsill
First hue harvested this raumati 😭😍
My hue plants always closely mirror things that are happening in my life. So it feels like a very special day that shes coming inside our whare
I was really surprised it was covid i thought it was a cold. because there was no fever or headache or anything
Thanks everyone. I am doing ok i have a very chesty cough and feel like shit. My mum picked up the boys before i realised it was covid. So i am glad i dont have to look after them and they wont get sick.
Oh no i have covid 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
hahahahahahahahahahahahaha
I think I was flirting in te reo Māori yesterday and I feel like that is another level of language aquisition 🤭🤭🤭🤭
A watermelon cut in 2 pieces
Look what i grew 😍😍😍
There are so many beatiful pēpi in my class I got to have some snuggles with a 4 week old pēpi and 😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰
gaaaaaah still going with the most bloody annoying paper edits in history today they have taken out all my quotation marks on things that aren’t direct quotes and i cant say Indigenous ways of knowing and doing because that is apparently confusing for people.
After 2 weeks of reo rua we are going into reo only today in my reo course i am very excited a great way to learn
It's important to champion the increase in bird numbers around Wellington.
But at an ecosystem level, it's uneven recovery. Plants, lizards, wetlands, freshwater fish, pāua etc all continue to decline.
David Klein: For the love of birds (and Wellington) www.rnz.co.nz/national/pro...
Jesus ouch!!!!
I would also like to build a little glass house for seed propagation because my house gets full of seedling trays coming into summer 😆😆😆 and I want to get some water tanks so I can use the water from my roof.
We have grown so much kai and given kai and so many beautiful flowers to friends and family. Still heaps of mahi to do eventually there will be no grass and more fruit trees. it is such a privilege to have a garden. Eventually i would like to have a free kai/putiputi stand outside our whare
A photo of a garden
These two rows are probably my favourite. Love our māra it brings me so much joy
An empty section with 2 kids in it
A garden with garden beds, a tunnel
I found this photo of our yard not a month or so after we moved in. And this is what it looks like now 😆
I have loved creating and building it all with my own hands 🌱❤️
Omg ouch are u ok
Thats a naughty dog 😆😆😆
😆😆😆😆😆😆 was it edward scissor hands???
I have never paid anyone to do something i can do myself before so it feels ethically interesting
Maybe it was a lion