My Nellie Moser Clematis is in full bloom and so colourful outside the Kitchen window . I am so delighted with this ,as my late husband bought and planted this here back in 1981 when we 1st came to live at this property -- Although a Nellie Moser it is to me "Rod's Clematis " and brings me pleasure year after year ! A productive day , Have managed three loads of washing -- or rather my machine has - so easy these days in comparison to when I was a child ! This morning I had my eye tested , I go annually to have my eyes tested but as Specsavers are in Wellington on the main street which is pedestrianised I can not drive and use mt blue badge outside the shop and I have no hopes of walking or getting there unaided - I succumb to use their home test facilities Al seemed to be carried out very efficient and somehow more personal -- A two person operation with the optician and his assistant and equipment , A good selection of glasses to chose from ( but I did notice they were all of the higher price range !! ) I really felt comfortable with the one I chose with the help of the assistant . They will be delivered in two to three weeks ! So keeping my fingers crossed that all will pan out well . when receive them ! Later in the morning Gary came with me shopping - to carry and sort out my shopping , and a pub lunch as a thank you !
This is a beautiful one Beryl!
Our residents at the nursing home, nearly all use a domiciliary optician with great success, so I hope it works well for you.
What a precious plant that is Beryl….we do remember where & how we get plants….ones that have special meaning like your Nellie Moser, as long as they have life in them that loved person lives on.
Hard choosing glasses…I can never decide what suits & nearly always think I should have chosen different!
It is beautiful Beryl and precious memories make it very special in your garden. You have had a busy day Beryl and a good idea with your eye test and spectacles.
A beautiful plant with such meaning for you, Beryl (and it looks wonderful climbing on the trellis against the brick wall). So glad there was a way for you to get your eyes tested and to choose new frames.
Our residents at the nursing home, nearly all use a domiciliary optician with great success, so I hope it works well for you.
Hard choosing glasses…I can never decide what suits & nearly always think I should have chosen different!