As our little family embarks on a journey that will take us to all kinds of places all over the world, I use this blog to write about my experiences in these places as an expat wife and mother.
22 June 2009
I love my garden!!!!!!
We've been eating only home-grown salad for two weeks now, and are also becoming self-sufficient in herbs. We'd eat salad every day, since it is so delicious!
One of our little basil plants (this is two weeks ago, by now, the leaves are 5cm long!)
Last week, we suddenly heard a muffled scraping sound. We went out to see what it was and found that one of our big 'palmiers du voyageur' had fallen. It's still there... grr waiting until the cleaning team comes for it! Luckily it didn't fall on any of my new acquisitions! (Which are thriving by the way, only one plant died)
I suspect my gardener is secretly building his house in front of mine. When I asked him about it, he said it was to have a climbing plant to grow over it. If he had only build it sound enough to become a pergola...
Hi, my name is Laura Schuerwegen. After studying communications at the VUB, where I met my husband, I got married and embarked on a journey that would take me places. After a brief stop in Sweden (Norrkopping), we lived in Cameroon for about two years. First near Edea, and later on in Mbongo. During this period, june 2008, our daughter Aini was born. Since februari this year, we are living in Cote d'Ivoire.
Hey Laura
ReplyDeleteeen dikke proficiat met je kleintje! en met je avontuur, ik ben reuzejaloers... heel mooie foto's trouwens. hoelang blijven jullie nog daar?
kus
Michelle
Michelle, hier zitten wij nog zeker een half jaar... misschien langer... wie weet!?
ReplyDeleteBedankt voor het lezen en de comment!
grts
Laura