Yn ôl ymhlith ein blodau

Yn ôl ymhlith ein blodau ~ Back amongst our flowers

“There is no need to adopt strange or unusual lifestyles. Simply give up harmful activity and try to benefit others in the world.”
― Rob Nairn

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Mae'r ddau ohonon ni wedi blino ar hyn o bryd. Efallai mai cyfuniad o deithio a diffyg cwsg ond weithiau rydyn ni'n eithaf fel cwsgrodwyr. Nerch hynny, mae bywyd yn parhau.

Roedd e'n dda  i weld y blodau sy wedi bod yn blodeuo yn yr ardd. Mae gan y rhosyn dringo lawer o flodau, ac mae llawer o Lilïau dydd oren yn tyfu ond dim ond yr un wedi blodeuo hyd yn hyn.

Roedd rhaid i ni fynd allan i weld ein cynghorydd ariannol (sy helpu ni gwneud ein gorau gyda'n pensiwn, ayyb), ac yna (yn anochel) roedd rhaid i ni wneud tipyn bach o siopa. Roedd dyna ddigon am y dydd.

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We are both tired right now. Maybe it's a combination of travel and lack of sleep but sometimes we're pretty much sleepwalkers. Nontheless, life goes on.

It was good to see the flowers that have been blooming in the garden. The climbing rose has many flowers, and many orange daylilies are growing but only one has flowered so far.

We had to go out and see our financial adviser (who helps us do our best with our pension, etc), and then (inevitably) we had to do a bit of shopping. That was enough for the day.

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Disgrifiad (Cymraeg): Lili dydd oren
Description (English): Orange daylily

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