Heather
callunavulgaris@mastodon.scot
<p>UK. Rural mum, part-time archaeology bod, faithful helpmeet to large hairy husband. Mildly/probably/borderline autistic. Slave to Scottish rugby, ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ณ๓ ฃ๓ ด๓ ฟ tendencies. Exile. Earnest, apparently. Bio photo shows my early love of shoes ๐ and banner shows Murrayfield, Scotland's national rugby stadium. tootfinder.</p>
Posts
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Post #4453672
Very much looking forward to getting back to these two hooligans in an hour and a half or so, if the trains don't have any *more* delays #caturday
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Post #4044456
My faithful companion in wet lettuce duty #cats #CatsOfMastodon #fedicats
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Post #3055761
Ooh ooh #ToeBeanTuesday I've got a photo!
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Post #2864471
Please enjoy these perfect irises. My mum loved them so it feels fitting that they&#39;re putting on a show in her memory. #bloomscrolling
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Post #2864470
We need to keep the #cats&#39; food fresh on days when no-one&#39;s around to feed them at lunchtime and it&#39;s too warm to leave lots of food out at breakfast, which is what I&#39;ve been doing. We were given a feeder so I&#39;ve cleaned it up and am testing that it works. My theory is that it will at least keep flies off fresh food. If it goes well I might upgrade to one that keeps food chilled. We&#39;re also seeing if they can so without a litter tray as they hardly...
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Post #2864469
I&#39;ve just mowed the lawn for the first time in about 10 years. At our old place the landlord arranged a mowing service and here Dad had a guy who did it but ยฃ200 on a battery lawnmower is a snip compared to what he was paying. This way I can cut it high, leave a few sneaky verges and mow round the daisies ๐ Dad will insist on a socially respectable front garden though, no getting away with longer grass and wildflowers there. He won&#39;t be moved on that after decades of dedication t...
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Post #2864468
I have the desire to potter about with plants and get my new raised fruit/veg bed sorted out but apart from the blistering temperatures I&#39;ve picked up a completely flattening virus from a colleague so I don&#39;t have the energy. I keep falling asleep when I sit down. I&#39;ve put some nasturtium seedlings into a planter, moved the radish planter to the veg area and helped move a couple of bits into our summer seating area and that&#39;s me done. #gardening
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Post #2154588
I&#39;ve discovered #BorrowBox today. I don&#39;t know if all #libraries are signed up, but through those that are, if you have a libary card, you get free access to books, magazines and papers through your phone. I&#39;ve spent much of today ambling through The Rugby Paper, BBC History Magazine, a couple of naff knitting magazines and now BBC Easy Food which is giving me lots of ideas for easy meals, as I&#39;ve got a bit bored with meals lately. It&#39;s an incredible syste...
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Post #2088020
My son has put up herb drying hooks for me in the utility room! I&#39;m beyond delighted! He&#39;s also put up the plastic greenhouse we got weeks ago so it is now filling with things that need potting on and generally sorting out. I&#39;m also hoping to sort out a small raised veg plot and a pond, so my garden mojo is well and truly back. It&#39;s nice to feel enthusiastic again. #gardening
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Post #1912885
Sparky has had a busy #Caturday running around in the garden, and is now struggling to keep his eyes open, love him ๐ #chamedi
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Post #1386658
This post has had a bit of love lately. I&#39;m just amazed they could ever fit in one bed! They&#39;ve grown so much in the last couple of months ๐ https://mastodon.scot/@callunavulgaris/116154643887922257
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Post #1386657
I&#39;ve gone back to a paper diary. I switched away from the app I loved and had used for years as it was getting dodgy. I tried Fossify Calendar but just couldn&#39;t settle with the display to the point that I started forgetting upcoming appts, so I have delightedly gone back to paper. As the Queen of Admin it suits me very well. I&#39;m keeping the new calendar app just for push reminders of a few bits, but my mental map of the week comes from my diary. I can feel myself relax, d...
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Post #994275
Flat coke, a banana and crisps ๐ค @infobeautiful https://vis.social/@infobeautiful/116352673680501098
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Post #994273
I&#39;m reading an Evelyn Anthony book, The Defector, and I&#39;m gripped. This specific copy used to be on the bookshelf along with many others by her in the room I stayed at in my grandparents&#39;s house, and I used to think, aged eight or so, that they looked the most boring books on earth. Now decades later I&#39;m really enjoying them. I think this change in perspective and growing appreciation of things is one the aspects of getting older that I really treasure.
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Post #994270
Tails muchly displeased at being called in from the garden. She&#39;s glaring at me ๐ #cats etc
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Post #794654
#WhiskersWednesday with a dash of #StripySockMidweek thrown in.
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Post #759617
Jejune babblement - who could they possibly mean? @Blanche https://piaille.fr/@Blanche/116272218404183938
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Post #759616
Sheesh. @pete https://masto.hypertelia.com/@pete/116274198342890524
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Post #759614
Visions of people travelling by emu, ร la Rod Hull, in orderly lines along the tracks. @railpage https://mastodon.social/@railpage/116283808042880231
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Post #592507
I am *loving* the rugby podcasts this morning ๐ I need to prise myself out of bed, feed the cats and have a coffee. My Scotland rugby mug broke a few weeks ago and clearly that&#39;s lifted the curse! #sixnations #rugbyunion #SCOvFRA
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Post #343191
Guardian article today about crappy jobs. I haven&#39;t read it and this post isn&#39;t commentary on it, but to lighten the atmosphere, which is sombre in our house following another bereavement, it might be fun to share our first jobs - Saturday jobs, holiday jobs etc, not careers. Mine, dahlings, was in an art gallery in Guildford in the mid 80s when I was 15. ยฃ10 a day, thought I was paid handsomely, and netted a boyfriend with a car who was one of the framers ๐๐๐ผ๏ธ Got pissed at a pr...
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Post #343188
Very wise . @pooh https://mas.to/@pooh/116102961933832951
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Post #343187
Ah you have to laugh where you can. My mum died in the night, not unexpected. Dad and I went to the funeral director early today. The funeral director had fabulous black boots on (which I pointed out to her in case she hadn&#39;t noticed ๐). She said they were from Next, I said they&#39;d prob be too narrow for me, and the other woman there sympathised and said her feet were so wide she was better off with the box! I&#39;m not sure this was the chat my father expected from the funera...
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Post #343184
This week&#39;s Failing to Read the Room award goes to...drum roll...the Hereford Times! #formerprinceandrew #andrewmountbattenwindsor
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Post #299310
Sunday night vibe from these two #catsofmastodon
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Post #144983
We all need cheering up atm so please have a couple of photos of our kitties #catsofmastodon