I had a lovely few hours got a couple of hugs, had lunch and a private chat about her and her husband, little by little she is learning to avoid aggressive verbal reactions when hubs arrives home after a long commute and a hard high octane day at work. She is learning to ignore the fact that he does not appear to help in the house as much as she would like. She is learning to appreciate that he does lots of jobs for her, that he has enabled her to get a property with a few acres for her horse, which many men would not do for their wives
All in all she is learning to cope and is learning coping mechanisms to at least make life nice for their small family. It helps all of them that they have moved to a very beautiful part of Wales from an area 10 miles away. It helps that they now have so many nooks and crannies of wild garden and paddocks that they can enter a small space alone, when they need space
She gave me her telephone number but only after she realised that something could have happened to me out in that wilderness. She asked me to come again and show them how to transplant and prune
I certainly feel happier, all of a sudden there seems to be some hope for their family to survive as a unit. So now I stand back again, no more e mails from me, apart from the thank you today. She knows that tranplants from my allotment need to be done in october. The ball is in her court again and I wait for another layer to be loosened
By special request, let’s discuss our favourite Classic Music and why?


keeping everything crossed that it goes well
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