Garden plants.

The Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time.

The Feast Day of Saint Pantaleon.

Born circa 275. Turkey. Died circa 303. Constantinople.
Status : He had miraculous healing ability but was martyred during the Diocletian persecutions.

Patron saint of physicians, midwives, lottery winners, torture victims.


Some of the paints in the photo include corncockle, sedum, ornamental grasses, flowering thyme which attracts many happy bees, white camomile flowers, calendulas, and a red leaved heuchera.

It is a pleasant 21.6c indoors and I am very happy with that.

I attended 9am Eucharistic Mass at the Parish Church.

It was good to listen to Father's sermon explaining the finer points of the Our Father. He has a gift for preaching and it is inspiring.

Paul and me have a few aches and pains from our gardening yesterday. The rockery we made took a couple of hours shifting pebbles and heavy rocks and planting heathers and French lavender. There is a photo of it on grace301155 because I use a Tablet with more storage space to do that blip site.

I am watching a film called A Love Yarn. It centres on a woman trying to hold onto her wool shop. There is a theme of romance within the story.

I am continuing to sew the hem of my Summer dress. It will take me a while!!

I will be watching and praying for the Lionnesses to win the UEFA final v Spain. You roar Lionnesses.

Have a lovely Sunday and thank you for visiting my site today blip friends.