Enough is plenty

The rhythm of my days feels just right lately, and here's a clue why that is so. We have had RAIN..!
Not lots, but the grass is starting to grow, the cool wind is up, and I have fires lit. I have a huge heap of cut wood, thanks Brian, and the freezers are all bursting full.
I feel rich. This is the kind of wealth that money can't buy. We have enough of everything we need.
Washing is drying in front of the fire and there's a dog under there somewhere.

The cellar is groaning with preserves, fruit and vegetables to see us through the winter.

Sweet potatoes.

Pumpkin is on the menu every day.

Plenty of greens of every variety.

Beetroot

I'm on the last leg of Clover's first birthday quilt. It will be finished in time to take it with me when I fly to Victoria in less than two weeks time.  I'll show you the "reveal" after it's been handed over. This project has taken over the formal dining table for more than a month. Small steps, and now it's nearly all done.
I will find anything to do instead of sewing, even cleaning out the fridge is more fun than sewing, in my book.  ;)
The drizzle has slowed, so I'm off to the wood heap to bring up another load of firewood.
Cheers!