It was looking OK the last time I looked out of the window. My hyacinths are celebrating their third year as well as the daffodils under the watchful eye of my King Frog. I was going to present you with a photo of two giant crows walking around on the lawn and performing their daily territory inspection. Unfortunately crows have a sort of built in radar system which tells them that the human opposite will now be opening her window, enter their territory and taking photos with a sort of telephone-camera thingy. It is then that they walk away out of range.
I know I could follow them, but at 8.30 in the morning dressed in night attire I do not walk around in my garden.It is not a normal thing, especially in Switzerland on Sunday morning and you could have problems with the authorities. The crows have joined their tribe and are probably watching me from their pole position in the tree. I am sure they will return when I have disappeared from my lookout post from the kitchen.
It looks like it will be a sunny day today and hopefully warmer. I hear the sounds of the vacuum cleaner, so Mr. Swiss is busy removing the remains of yesterday. I will follow him when I am finished with my morning report. For those interested, todays menu for lunch is veal breast slices, slow cooking method with sage and rosemary from my garden together with carrots, celariac and leek. It will be served with three coloured noodles (red, green and natural) and I will probably add a little cream to the sauce.
And now to the work. Unfortunately the cook has his day off today so I have to do it all myself.
Chronicles of an Anglo Swiss 
Good morning 🙂
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Good morning
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Have a lovely Sunday.
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Same to you
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As usual, your post made me smile! Have a lovely Sunday and best regards to Mr. Swiss! ❤️
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Mr. Swiss is honoured, he was under the impression that he remained invisible and sends best regards back.
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It’s actually SNOWING here. Do you believe it? I don’t. And it’s supposed to snow tomorrow. Oh well. By Tuesday, spring will be back, or so they say. Your flowers are lovely. Mine were starting to get lovely, but I don’t think the snow is going to improve them.
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My anemones had leaves before the big snow came. They just stopped growing and now I have a super show. I do not think it bothers the flowers so much. They just put the brake on, and then carry on afterwards as if nothing had happened. I don’t think it is so much the snow as the cold temperatures. Our Spring has now arrived and there will definitely be no more snow – I hope.
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My crocus are up as are the daffodils and tulips and the hyacinth are working on it. Peonies are emerging. It’s cold and dry here so they have to work hard, but two spring snows have helped a lot and, as it is their first year, I know they have growth opportunities into the future. 🙂
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My peonies are also growing, but at the moment just fat red stems with the promise of leaves. My crocus are nearly finished but I have a super anemone show and the daffodils and hyacinths are already flowering. the tulips are on their way.
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