Good Morning LB, SGL, Debs & Rubee and all to follow, LB Wishing a Happy birthday to your sister today 🥳 I hope she and her family have a lovely time in Grasmere. Hope you find some great buys in the SM if you do venture there, SGL Glad you enjoyed your day yesterday, it will be nice to have a relaxing one today with some films, Debs Sounds like you had a lot of fun yesterday a lovely time with your family, Rubee The space under beds is so useful I like places that you can access easily, hope you will have a nice easy day today, Hazel Those white trees do look beautiful it will be nice to have a change, hope you find a bargain in the sales, After much deliberation I bought mum a pink Azalea for a houseplant. She has Rhododendrons and Azaleas in pots in the garden so I know they are a favourite of hers, she was very pleased to have one to care for inside.
I need to do some putting away today, hope you all have a lovely day.
Hello all ... glad everyone seems to have had a lovely Boxing Day ... lots of cold food, pickles and salads here ... probably enough to last us the week! But this morning I'm making broccoli and stilton soup for OH's lunch flask tomorrow ...
Enjoy Christmas Day Bank Holiday folks ... Boxing Day Bank Holiday tomorrow ... apparently ...
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Mild and dry here (at least for the time being). Any thoughts on this deposit on a shed roof? Naturally occurring or have next door been chucking the washing-up water over the fence?
Had a productive trip to 'Sco and it was very quiet when I arrived there at 09:03 . I got a bargain piece of beef which is now smelling very delicious in the kitchen, also got lots of fruit and veg which will come in handy. It made me smile when in the seasonal aisle they had row upon row of wheeled cabin baggage. We can dream I suppose.
Biglad, do you live near a river?
Cacoethes: An irresistible urge to do something inadvisable
Ha ha ha Biglad - you are right. I only asked as sometimes you get spume like that on fast flowing rivers and I thought it could have been that, blown up with the wind we have had lately. I think I would go with the washing up bubbles - or maybe someone near you has been washing a vehicle and some of the froth got blown out of the bucket?
Cacoethes: An irresistible urge to do something inadvisable
Hello all. I was just about to post this morning when the Laptop went on strike. I re-started it and went off to the SM to get fruit, veg and milk. Laptop is OK now. Maybe it needed to do updates.
OH rang this morning to say his Son-in-law has Covid so he is going home, back to Norfolk where he will isolate. OH has been staying with them since last Wednesday. No stops on route, car is full of fuel. They were to have gone out to lunch in a beamy old pub today but SIL felt ill in the night and has tested positive. He had his booster jab about a week ago. OH, his daughter and 2 children have all tested negative. OH had his booster a month ago.
My little Granddaughter isn't well either but it's a bad case of tonsillitis. She will have her tonsils out as soon as she is 3.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
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LB Wishing a Happy birthday to your sister today 🥳 I hope she and her family have a lovely time in Grasmere. Hope you find some great buys in the SM if you do venture there,
SGL Glad you enjoyed your day yesterday, it will be nice to have a relaxing one today with some films,
Debs Sounds like you had a lot of fun yesterday a lovely time with your family,
Rubee The space under beds is so useful I like places that you can access easily, hope you will have a nice easy day today,
Hazel Those white trees do look beautiful it will be nice to have a change, hope you find a bargain in the sales,
After much deliberation I bought mum a pink Azalea for a houseplant. She has Rhododendrons and Azaleas in pots in the garden so I know they are a favourite of hers, she was very pleased to have one to care for inside.
Enjoy Christmas Day Bank Holiday folks ... Boxing Day Bank Holiday tomorrow ... apparently ...
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Mild and dry here (at least for the time being). Any thoughts on this deposit on a shed roof? Naturally occurring or have next door been chucking the washing-up water over the fence?
I was just about to post this morning when the Laptop went on strike. I re-started it and went off to the SM to get fruit, veg and milk. Laptop is OK now. Maybe it needed to do updates.
OH rang this morning to say his Son-in-law has Covid so he is going home, back to Norfolk where he will isolate. OH has been staying with them since last Wednesday. No stops on route, car is full of fuel. They were to have gone out to lunch in a beamy old pub today but SIL felt ill in the night and has tested positive. He had his booster jab about a week ago. OH, his daughter and 2 children have all tested negative. OH had his booster a month ago.
My little Granddaughter isn't well either but it's a bad case of tonsillitis. She will have her tonsils out as soon as she is 3.