Ps. 146
Great is our Lord, and great His power *
and His wisdom is beyond measure.
...
He covereth the heavens with clouds,*
and prepareth rain for the earth.
He maketh the grass to grow on the hills*
and herbs for the service of men.
Happy Sunday.
Just a few pics from the last few days.
On the way home from the shops.
Looking up along our lane to the hamlet of San Fortunato.
Everything coming along nicely. I really do trim it all back regularly. But the next day it's back to this.
A lot of gardening is just waiting to see what will come up. I didn't plant this. Or at least, I don't remember planting irises here. Quite a lot of the seeds I tried last year have only put out plants this year. Nature has its own ideas about things.
These beautiful bearded irises did nothing for the first two seasons, but I've been trying to make them more comfortable, mulching with compost. It seems to have worked.
Had the first two today. Not quite perfectly ripe, but the snails were already having a go. It started pouring or I'd have finished the job of collecting some dried cut grass to use as straw mulch.
California poppies. They came up from a packet of mystery-mix last year and were quite modest. This year I'm having to stake them up and be quite ruthless in cutting them back to give the strawberries enough light and space.
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The translation of the psalm you quoted is very beautiful. I was wondering what version of the breviary you used, if you dont mind me asking.
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