Teaching foreign languages (Lithuanian and Russian), crocheting, knitting, cross stitching, houseplants
Gardening
Gardening
Unfortunately, I am spending less time in my small garden this spring due to problems in the family. But I still can enjoy the bluebells – both last year’s and the new ones I planted this year. I’m sure I’ll make a flowerbed of these bright flowers next year.
Gardening
I left my little garden with blooming tulips and daffodils and travelled abroad.
Gardening
These lilacs have been growing in the same place for more than ten years and are still flowering. Admittedly no longer as profusely as they used to. For this reason, I want to replant them at the end of summer. I don’t have another place for them, I will plant them in the same field, but I will divide and remove the old roots. We will see how they will flower next summer.
Gardening
This year I have gorgeous daffodils in my little garden. Double-flowered daffodils are spectacular. The miniature narcissus’ are still blooming too. Now I am waiting for my tulips to bloom.
Gardening
The weather is changeable in Warsaw. There are +2 – +3 Celsius degrees at night. During the day, the sun shines, and the temperature rises to 12+. One day it even rained, so my mini daffodils bloomed. The others are waiting for warmer days. The tulips are in no hurry either. Well – I will wait too.
My Garden
Crocuses are blooming in my little garden. And watch who is hiding in them and enjoys like me! They are the first spring flowers and first bumblebee this year!
My Working Place
This how my working place looks right now. Lilies of the Valley are in bloom in my small garden and I remembered that a few years ago I had already cross stitched a card with these flowers.
Gardening
Well, it is Sunday and there is +17°C and sunny outside. The weather forecast did not disappoint this time. I had to cut down my biggest tulips because of the windy weather some days ago, so take a look, how beautiful they are. I hope my shop designer will create a cross stitch pattern for them.
Gardening
Some years ago I worked as a teacher at the after-school centre, where there were different classes for children from the area. The classes were very different: teaching foreign languages, drawing, sculpting, ceramics, and similar plastic classes. There was one teacher at the centre who was particularly beloved by the children for her patience, desire to see talent in each child and ability to develop that talent. She painted gorgeous pictures and I received tulips as a gift from her similar to the ones that grew and bloomed this year in my small garden. That’s how this lovely picture turned out.
stitches & quills 