Here’s a very quick post (during my not very stringently, self-enforced break from blogging) to mention a recent interview.
White Snakeshead Fritillary (not a completely random photo if you read the interview)
I wouldn’t normally devote a whole blog-post simply to highlight me having a chat (though the opportunity to chat to anyone is personally quite exciting) but I thought James, the interviewer, posed some good, thoughtful questions. And I enjoyed scratching my head and staring out of the window. (I didn’t even realise the significance of his only mowing question until Jim pointed out, patiently, who the interview was for. Evidence, were it needed, of how painfully slow on the uptake I can be).
This, on the other hand, is a totally random photo of my favourite daff – Narcissus ‘Thalia’
The questions range quite wide and made me think long and hard. You can read the interview – HERE.
The Anxious Gardener 
This entire interview absolutely ROCKS! Thank you for all the hard work you put into it. It really shows.
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I liked a lot this interview… thank you for this post
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Glad you liked it, Dave
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Great pictures as usual. Thanks for sharing them despite still being on break. Love the “thalia” is really awesome. Hope to have it in my garden soon too (https://www.gardenloka.com/).
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Thanks, Thalia is exquisite I think. D
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Loved this. Funny and witty as usual. And the last photo with the article is gorgeous. Glad to “see” you back.
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Thanks Debbie. Kinda back, kinda still taking a break. But The Priory is so lovely at the moment that I’m not sure I can resist another post soon. Glad you liked the interview, D
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Thanks for sharing David. Some good questions there & nice use of your images. Also glad to see you are another 6 music devotee. I couldn’t get through the day without it.
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I love my little portable DAB radio. It’d about 8 years old, sounds far too tinny, is quite scuffed and dirty, the aerial has been replaced but the new one is now bent, and I couldn’t be without it. Radio 4 Extra, especially the morning comedy slot, is another favourite. Dave
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Nice. Almost feel like I know you after reading that. And it looks like a good blog to boot. Number 184 maybe. Will have to be in June’s update tho. All the slots in May’s update are already taken. Though I’m wondering – what’s in that mug? 🙂
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Of course you know me, John: just a middle aged, slightly grubby gardener with a serious gin habit (which he forlornly tries to hide by drinking it out of a white tea-mug … but kids no-one. Well, except you).
Cheers, Dave
p.s. 200 beckons, eh? Amazing.
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