Some time ago

In colour. Bond still strong.

Ken

The Very Occasional

K&K is not quite dead yet. A struggle but still here :)

Ken 

The Norwegian Goat Farm

This is just a quick post to get me going and tell the story of a Norwegian goat farm, the one where my niece Sygni works in her spare time and has a real connection. Privileged to be asked to join her for the morning.

Sygni first feed in the morning

Feeding

Wanting more feed

Feeding

Ken

A family gathering

Just a quick post, we had a little bit of a family gathering this past summer.

Tea, coffee and cakes on the last day of Mum's visit this year in The Garden.

Ken

A sleep thing

Been on a bit of a sleep mode this past summer. With some help it's time to wake up from a good nights sleep.

Angie seems to be doing well with her new sleep apnea  gadget.

Ken

Stop

Indeed, I have stopped. It's hard but so far so good.
(It is very slightly composed, but really not very much)

Ken

The Garden shed

I guess it was about three or maybe four years ago the felt ripped off from the garden shed. I left it. There were many reasons why it wasn't high priority, so I left it.

This year things are becoming back to some sort of stability (thankfully). So in the hot weeks of July I spent days clearing the growth. Then a few more days replacing the rotten parts of the roof.

Come the day to felt. It turned out to be the hottest day of the year here in the UK. Not only that, the longest spell since 2006. So, a good time to spend on top of the garden shed I thought. Drank plenty of fluids (not beer). And the job was done.

Later on that evening I did have a few beers, quite a few in fact. I was proud of what I did. Felting a shed roof is not one of my skills. I learnt something that day.

Later on I had a little "meltdown" and you may have seen or witnessed it.

Shed roof, heat and Kronenberg is not a good mix. However, looking round these past few days I can see light again in The Garden. It's a good sign for me.

in the garden shed today

Ken