


Sundays have become workdays. I've been doing odd jobs at a friend's farm, where I do a little bit of everything: removing unwanted plants, weeding, carrying soil in a wheelbarrow, helping with the fence posts, painting the fence, stringing wire around it—in short, a whole lot of things related to the famous "country life" that I never imagined doing.
But there are also the nice moments, like this beautiful and exuberant yellow Ipê tree. I've posted about them a few times; they come in many colors like white, purple, yellow, and pink. I think they even come in many other colors. So even though it's tiring, I was happy to see this beautiful Ipê.
Have you ever seen this tree before?

Os dias de domingo se tornaram dias de trabalho. Um bico que tenho feito na chácara de um amigo, no qual faço de tudo um pouco: retirar plantas indesejáveis, capinar, carregar terra no carrinho de mão, ajudar com a as toras de madeira da cerca, pintar a cerca, passar o arame nas mesmas, enfim, um monte de coisas relacionadas ao famoso "viver na roça" que nunca imaginei fazer.
Mas também tem os momentos de legais, como esse Ypê amarelo, lindo e exuberante. Já postei algumas vezes sobre eles, que possuem muitas cores como branco, roxo, amarelo e rosa. Acho até que tem muitas outras cores. Então mesmo cansativo, fiquei feliz de poder ver esse Ypê tão lindo.
Vocês já viram essa árvore antes?
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STOPI can certainly imagine that life in the countryside must be quite laborious, however, I think it's rewarding to be able to live in such a fresh environment like that. Besides, I imagine the experience you're gaining is quite good, it's very great.
The photos are gorgeous, those trees in my country, Venezuela, are very common too. My favorites are the pink ones, here they're called "Apamates", and when the wind blows they leave a beautiful carpet of flowers at their feet.
Very beautiful photos, the colors are captivating 💖
Wow, I didn't know there were any of those in Venezuela—how cool to find that out! I always learn something new on Hive, and I love it! That carpet of flowers on the ground brightens everything up, and I love it!
As for life in the countryside, it’s really quite different for me, having always lived in the city, so taking this temporary gig to help my friend and earn some extra cash has been really cool—not to mention learning so many new things!
Big hugs—I’m going to start following you here. See you next time!