I might need to see a therapist, I didnt see a spider in the picture I could see a tabby cat on the left beind the stem, please tell me others can see it! I swear I havent been on the booze, the most noxious substance I have ever taken is co-codamol, and I not need glasses for "reading" mildly shortsighted wear them for driving. Went out for a walk up the Downs with hubby and dogs last Sunday, I could "see" a jeep in a fluffy white cloud, he gave me a very old fashioned look!!!
The next door neighbours boys used to call me Eeyore- I don't think I was that gloomy it started as one of those children's misunderstanding of my name & stuck for years.
I promised to evict the spiders as part of my wedding vows
Our spiders are very often not to be messed with. Some are deadly. I do leave huntsman spiders to make ugly webs under the outside eaves, because I’ve been told they catch mosquitos.
The fire has now been downgraded the level that the brigade local to it can keep it down, so Hubby can have a break ( unless of course no other idiots get careless again).
In bed and closing for night, yawn, yawn, catch you all in the morning,
Pocea Pungens Hoopsii It was £700!!! I nearly fainted The grower offered to take £100 off it if he could come and cut my holly in November for his wreaths. It was only 2mtrs tall
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Weeds are flowers, too, once you get to know them.” A A Milne
Liri, my father read us Winnie the Pooh too, loved it.
Obelixx , there are aoutats (harvest mites in English) around at the moment. SIL and a grandson had very itchy bites.
Have spent some time potting up 336 plug plants, but I started yesterday afternoon. Also weeded the cold frames to put them in. Cold frames had almost disappeared under weed and bindweed.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
Thanks Busy. I've looked them up on Google and it says I need to have a hot bath with Marseille soap. All very well but I only ever use liquid soaps and the bath is full of orchids on holiday. Planning then.
Well done with all those plugs.
Vendée - 20kms from Atlantic coast.
"The price good men (and women) pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men (and women)."
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I might need to see a therapist, I didnt see a spider in the picture I could see a tabby cat on the left beind the stem, please tell me others can see it! I swear I havent been on the booze, the most noxious substance I have ever taken is co-codamol, and I not need glasses for "reading" mildly shortsighted wear them for driving. Went out for a walk up the Downs with hubby and dogs last Sunday, I could "see" a jeep in a fluffy white cloud, he gave me a very old fashioned look!!!
The next door neighbours boys used to call me Eeyore- I don't think I was that gloomy it started as one of those children's misunderstanding of my name & stuck for years.
I promised to evict the spiders as part of my wedding vows
Our spiders are very often not to be messed with. Some are deadly. I do leave huntsman spiders to make ugly webs under the outside eaves, because I’ve been told they catch mosquitos.
The fire has now been downgraded the level that the brigade local to it can keep it down, so Hubby can have a break ( unless of course no other idiots get careless again).
In bed and closing for night, yawn, yawn, catch you all in the morning,
Sleep tight Pat
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I was never afraid of spiders until we went to live in Oz! I still have to remind myself here that our spiders don't jump!!
loved W the P and love introducing the stories to the grandchildren. Poo sticks has always been a favourite game
A A Milne
Saw a beautiful tree today
Pocea Pungens Hoopsii It was £700!!! I nearly fainted The grower offered to take £100 off it if he could come and cut my holly in November for his wreaths.
It was only 2mtrs tall
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They are gorgeous, LilyP. If you're patient you can get a 2-3ft one for around £40 - they're pretty slow growing though.
Pat , great news re the the fire and your OH can get some well deserved rest
OB.....did I see that you have some bites .....you mentioned that we should spray ourselves
Loved W The P......I fell in love with Michael Ende's Never ending story very late in life ......but a wonderful dreamy read https://www.penguin.co.uk/puffin/books/8761/the-neverending-story/
I'm not going to talk about the evil eye stuff as it is still freaking going on
Liri, my father read us Winnie the Pooh too, loved it.
Obelixx , there are aoutats (harvest mites in English) around at the moment. SIL and a grandson had very itchy bites.
Have spent some time potting up 336 plug plants, but I started yesterday afternoon. Also weeded the cold frames to put them in. Cold frames had almost disappeared under weed and bindweed.
Thanks Busy. I've looked them up on Google and it says I need to have a hot bath with Marseille soap. All very well but I only ever use liquid soaps and the bath is full of orchids on holiday. Planning then.
Well done with all those plugs.