Green caterpillars and aphids have taken over our little vegetable patch. I just realised I've never had to write or type the word 'caterpillar'. Anyhoo, we've been trying all sorts of natural bug sprays (you have to be careful as they are edible plants) but nothing seems to be working. Aside from the aphids and caterpillars, there are squillions of little teeny tiny flies. They don't appear to be eating anything, but they're highly annoying. I don't want the entire contents of our garden being eaten (unless it's us doing the eating!).

We've had a little harvest of broccolini. The contents of our vegie garden are coming up nicely, and we've started to pick a few things here and there. We missed the first flush of broccolini, and when we got around to picking them we had to trim off the tiny yellow flowers, but the actual heads were sensational. Fresh, straight from the garden, and no chemicals.

The blogs are coming together nicely, too. I'm not giving up on the website content business altogether (well, not yet, anyway). But I am slowly adding content to the blogs and seeing an increase in comments (I don't approve many) so people are ending up at my websites - hopefully after Googling something my website contains.

I just realised how many titles I've used that have exclamation marks !!! Can you tell I'm excited about our vegetable garden? Speaking of which, hubby and I just tasted some lettuce, right from the garden! It was so sweet, and pesticide-free. Plus, almost no cost at all. Gotta love that!

I am expanding the website content business, to include blogs and the like. They're in the (very) embryonic stages, and I have a lot to learn, but I am enjoying it immensely!

We have broccolini! The first little head has appeared - just a tiny one, but it's most definitely there (much like bubs' first tooth - a tiny one, but most definitely there!). How terribly exciting!

Busy busy busy on the work front - large orders, and plenty of them, have been pouring in. Much production of website content, with subsequent editing and frantic emailing back and forth has kept me up late a lot of nights.