Janet,
Bless your heart Norwalk? Oh No!
Hello to everyone The weeks are just flying by now and while the days are still warm they're getting shorter and the nights much cooler, autumn is finally here! There's still a bit of rain about...we had a t/storm last night....but the rain should disappear by May and not restart until late September. I'm still taking advantage of the rainy and warm days and adding more plants to my little rainforest. The latest additions being a loquat tree, Sweet pittosporum (native daphne.) and a Hymenosporum (native frangipani) the latter 2 having wonderful perfume from the abundant flowers. I've also planted some strawberries which hopefully should crop before it gets too cold.
Young Janet great to see you back and posting. You've certainly had more than your fair share of health problems, so pleased to see you're well on the way to recovery. Norwalk virus?! Wow you poor kid any norovirus, was notoriously difficult to diagnose as it can't be cultured. I recall an outbreak here in 2004, when 400 folk became infected and luckily there was a detection kit available which gave the results in a very short period of time. Prior to that the virus could only be observed under an electron microscope, thank goodness for the diagnostic kit. It makes my job a lot easier.
Great to see everyone checking in and doing so well. We're off to my sister's place to celebrate here birthday this evening, we made her a Chocolate Bavarian cake. We'll be celebrating outside as the amount of candles on the cake will probably set off the smoke alarms in the house. Don't anyone tell her I said that I like living...till next time folks