Hello my dear friends!
Today is Friday and everyone is looking forward to the weekend. Even though the weekend doesn't change much in my daily routine, because my animals and birds don't care about the calendar, I still look forward to it. It is rather a psychological moment than an organizational one. Nevertheless, I still try not to plan anything routine, but to devote the weekend to pleasant and interesting activities as much as possible.
Looking forward to the end of the week, I want to share something beautiful with you. Today I was looking for basic photos for my photography work and found photos of my tulips that I didn't have time to share here. It's amazing that they survived this winter because I didn't dig up the bulbs and there was very little snow and they could all freeze. However, this did not happen.
I generally love tulips as flowers but I don't like messing around with them digging and burying the bulbs. I'm too lazy for that. Besides, I always manage to lose the place where I planted them. π
Almost the same thing happens with violets and daisies. It's actually a miracle that they manage to survive in my garden! Every time I am pleasantly surprised when they start to bloom. π
Summer has almost come. It is time for me to care in my garden more than ever :)
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