Back to regular scheduling
30/03/2009
The weather has been holding up really, really well. I guess it’s officially Spring, since we’ve passed the Equinox. I’m liking this Spring, mostly since I get to spend time doing what I like, in our own place. I’m really enjoying watching my plants grow. I spring cleaned the bulbs that I didn’t want, set up my compost lot, though it’ll have to be moved to a less obvious part of the backyard, ordered some roses and muscari on sale (cos it’s really late in the season for it. But it was half price. And I really like muscari, they’re so cute. Stuck them in the fridge to see it I can revive it in a week). I started some tomato seedlings back in November, so they’re all happy and grown, and about to flower. Am really happy about that too.
In other news, KF caught a really nasty flu bug, I’m denying all responsibility for it. After all, I recovered a long time before he got sick, so I’m blaming it on the sickeroos and the ventilation system at his office. KF seldom gets really sick, so it’s particularly disturbing that he’s kind of weak at the moment. But at least he’s still eating (what I’m cooking – perhaps I should stop torturing him).
He’s also been on some kind of Sci-Fi rampage – flipping between Star Trek and Star Wars. I managed to con him into watching a Korean drama with me, but had to endure a running scene by scene commentary – from what was wrong with the guy’s attitude to what they were wearing to what they were driving. Suffice to say, I had to take drastic action before I had to watch all 2 gazillions seasons of Star Trek – so I broke out the 80s HKTVB production of 天龙八部 which I got when I was back in Singapore.
How exciting my days are.
