The Pond
Hi everyone,
First off she had to catch the goldfish, 6 in all, and it was no easy task, and a few giggles were had, the most memorable was when an 8 legged hairy beastie jumped out of the fern, landed on Cazz's arm, she remained calm, screamed and flicked it, which it then landed on my foot, I followed Cazz's lead, screamed and flicked it off my foot, and where do you suppose it landed, but in the bucket of fish, so Cazz then had to rescue the fish from the hairy little beastie, in the end we ended up with our 8 legged mate, stomped on and strampled under foot., but as the picture shows, all fish safe and relocated in a clean bucket of water.
After Cazz had manually bucketed out the green algae it was then a labourious task of scrubbing to removed the scum.
Cazz pressure washing the the pond to remove the excess build-up.
My friend, Ina came to visit, and like all good supervisors, we commanded the proceedings from afar, in a dry and warm place.
Cazz admiring the results of her hard work.
The fish finally back in their clean algae free habitate. Swim litttle fishies, swim, swim, swim.
MMMMMM... Cazz is wondering what is on the itinerary tomorrow !!!
Labels: My Garden
21 Comments:
Send her over here, I need someone to help me shovel snow! lol I just love your fish pond...that's something I would love to have in my backyard near my faerie garden...maybe one day:-) Cazz certainly did do a great job cleaning it out, that's a lot of work!! I'm still giggling picturing you two with that 8 legged beastie...I would have been screaming too! lol Take care my friend. xoxo
Oh what a good girl she is!!!
But who ever heard of this kind of R&R? Looks more like she's come to w-o-r-k!!! ,-)
Mari-Nanci
The fish are beautiful. I bet they were angry to get all caught and put in a plastic hat looking thing. Well bucket. Whatever you call it.
You and Cazz do look VERY similar or is this my bad eyes/bad memory serving me badly?
I hope that 8-legged beastie wasn't a funnel-web!
A nice new photo on your header Jan, was that part of Carol's next day?
Ooops, Jan, you let it out, your secret of having such a lovely garden!
That girl sneaks in and keeps it slicked up for you!
Ok, seriously, you are really fortunate to have her visit. And her help too!
Tell Caz hello for me (Hi Caz!), and for her to write some blurbs again, every now and then.
Do you know you should not kill those hairy little beasties? They keep the bad insect population down in your garden, like spiders.
At least you could have taken a picture so she could be identified. Then all your buddies could have identified her. I suppose the family is missing her right now, perhaps in mourning.
Cheers,
..
Looks like she did a wonderful job.
Help is always nice!!!
Susan
Whatever the little beastie happen to be you should have let it run and hide. Now if it had gotten inside, that is another story.
Glad you have such wonderful help. She did a grand job of it. Not much R&R in that though.
Peace
Jan ~ Looks like she did a GREAT job and a really nice way to cool off too. I've still got a little bit of snow in my yard if you want it? ~ jb///
That's what daughters are for, Jen, to do the hard work while you supervise...lol!
It's easy to see looking at you two that you're mother and daughter.
Anyway glad your fish are now in a lovely clean home and that the hairy eight-legged beastie had been summarily dealt with.
Dear Jan ~~ Is Cazz for hire?? Good on you Carol for helping your Mum like that. Even with spiders to contend with. Here I was imagining you both having a lovely time and you
had her slaving away over a hot garden!!! How is the Pay, Carol?
Both of you enjoy the rest of your time together. Glad you enjoyed the jokes and the Aussie Tourism thing.
Take care, dear friend, Love, Merle.
That looks like hard work indeed. It's very nice of your daughter to help you. I'm sure you appreciate the final outcome as much as your goldfish.
Oh, I had to giggle imagining the hairy beastie attack. What a good daughter you have. She must take after her mother.
I love your new picture header. You look so much the beautiful, grand lady.
My goodness!
What a very helpful daughter you have!
My girls have never offered to clean my fish pond! :)
It looks very pretty!!
Junie
Hi Jeanette,
I knew you had a lovely garden but I didn't know you had a fish pond too. And how nice of Cass to clean it for you.
Janice~
I love the new photo of you, on your header.
Nice pics of Cazz hard at work, & your overseeing proceedures!
She did a wonderful job...you are lucky you have a daughter like that. A very few peoples are l ucky in this meany world.
Well keep it up... very nice blog..
will be back dear.
ANGEL
Hi Jeanette many thanks for your message: about the families suffering more... I did answer you. Wait a sec, let me "import" my answer through...
here goes:
(I didn't spend ages and ages on this but I do think it makes a point..)
Yes it's quite true the families suffer a lot more than the addict because they don't have the escape of being off the planet half the time. Every trauma causes pain. (Not a brief, befuddled shock before forgetting.) Also I find that phrase "fighting heroin addiction" rather stupid. Anyone genuinely fighting the addiction will be making concerted efforts to stop. Of course most addicts (self included) just wallow most of the time in the morass of their own self-destruction
:-<...
oo dear that seems awfully spikey. but at the time it seemed a point well worth the making!!
Hi Dear Jan ~~ Thanks for your comments and yes it is always good to get good doctor reports. Glad you and Carol enjoyed the jokes. You
actually gave her a bit of time off from slavery!! Love the photo of you
Take care, Dear friends, Love, Merle.
We had about 35 fish when winter came - and then the Kingfisher came.. and now we have about 1/3 left...and a net over the pond.
When Did you delete her name off the blog. I've not been paying attention.
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