There shall be rain

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It has not been raining for a long period now. We had one of the dryest Novembers ever, though it did not feel this way, because the constant fog we had felt as if it was cold and wet outside though it wasn´t. Maybe that's why my lemon trees got so many yellow leaves, me thinking that watering once a week is enough. I hope they will recover in the conservatory, where I look after the plants more than I do when they are outside. If not, they will have to go. That's the way of my plants- behave, or you are organic waste. Might be a bit of work to amputate the branches and saw the stem into pieces, to be able to cram it into the bin, but it's manageable.
Otherwise hubby and I spent most of the day lazing around. My hope is that husband dearest will find a dry day this week for installing the Christmas lights outside. I asked him to do so last week, but he refused. Now come the days of rain, and he that will not hear must feel. Still no cookies, but tomorrow it's Cassian day once again, and Cassian wants to do cookies with his grandma. And, of course, eat a lot. His wish is my command, never mess with a toddler!

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Not so sure about. Cassian is more a raw dough eater. There might be belly ache ahead.

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It appears to be a common thing with toddlers — our Little Emma is an enthusiastic raw dough eater, too.

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I do not care about the ungodly mess Cassian will make, but i fear his mother´s wrath, if the little one gets a belly ache after eating too much dough!