Not Really A Plants Kinda Gal

But, Ollie is.

Not a girl, of course, but this young, fairly athletic built, beautiful boy of mine shocked me - in a lovely way - when he started tending to the feral-ness that was my garden.

He enjoys plants, sorting out borders, pruning and all that good stuff.

I'm not au fait with gardens and whatnots. I know what I like and Ol has catered for the red ones, the yellow ones, the white ones and the purple/pinkish ones that look nice and made a good job.

It's not a big garden, but it's a nice size and he made it nice to spend some time out there in the summer months.

Little table and chairs, spot of wine.

Lovely.

🙂

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Prince0217 · M

Reflecting back and to bring forward an Analogy, I've developed my own theories of how my garden should look like. It is a garden from a wealth management perspective. Lately, I've been cutting the weeds and watering the plants. This has been working effectively for me.

FelicityDavenport · 26-30, F

@Prince0217 That's good. That's all you can ask for. Glad that works.

I need an Ollie to keep me motivated and keep me 'on point' with helping him water and look after it all.

Prince0217 · M

@FelicityDavenport That's interesting. It also gives a positive experience. I hope this aids in his development.