I had a Hot Cross Bun for breakfast, but I often have them for breakfast in England all year round, love them. How interesting @Ante1 that you have a similar bun in Croatia for Easter.
@Songbird-1 I bought a lettuce, Iceberg, in T..co yesterday. Lots of lettuces.
I use Leclerc or Intermarché SMs in my local town @Ladybird4, no Casino or Géant. As Dordogne is a touristy place there is always fresh milk of more than one sort.
The sun is shining, may do some weeding this afternoon. Baby sycamores have popped up all over the place, next door but 2's tree. His huge garden goes behind ours, his wild woodland bit.
Next door but one are building a huge garden office/workshop. Lots of banging going on. They haven't moved in yet. I spoke to her this morning, briefly. They have a 10 year old daughter. Their garden is next to ours. I hope it won't be too noisy when they move in. Our other neighbours are very quiet, even the nice retired carpenter in his workshop on the other side.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
Good morning Busy. Sycamores are tricksy little blighters aren't they? Its easy to control them in grass as you can just chug the lawnmower over them all. Its a bit more work intensive when they are in the borders. Time will tell with your new neighbours noise levels. I do hope that they are nice and quiet too.
Cacoethes: An irresistible urge to do something inadvisable
Graham here wishing to communicate with Lily, assume you are a cat, the staff here keeps two who also find the muddiest of puddles to drink from. I myself don’t really take water I prefer to receive my hydration from fresh cucumber which must of course be peeled.
Good afternoon . Popped to Asda this morning . Three very healthy lupins jumped into my trolly . I think that I need a bigger garden .It’s very overcast at the moment . I am going to read for a while . Then see if it’s bright enough to go out . Enjoy your afternoon folks .
Not in a gardening mood today, will do gardening tomorrow. I went for a mooch around "The Plantsman's Preference", a little nursery that grows unusual plants. I think @Topbird would have liked it. I bought 3, all quite rare with impossible names, an aster, a saxifrage and a wood anemone, for shady places.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
Debs lovely pic of Thomas .His mum has made a good job of his romper .The lupins I chose are two mid pink and one fairly deep red.I hope they thrive I haven’t had much luck with them in the past .Busy your purchases sound very interesting .I hope they grow well for you .
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I had a Hot Cross Bun for breakfast, but I often have them for breakfast in England all year round, love them. How interesting @Ante1 that you have a similar bun in Croatia for Easter.
@Songbird-1 I bought a lettuce, Iceberg, in T..co yesterday. Lots of lettuces.
I use Leclerc or Intermarché SMs in my local town @Ladybird4, no Casino or Géant. As Dordogne is a touristy place there is always fresh milk of more than one sort.
The sun is shining, may do some weeding this afternoon. Baby sycamores have popped up all over the place, next door but 2's tree. His huge garden goes behind ours, his wild woodland bit.
Next door but one are building a huge garden office/workshop. Lots of banging going on. They haven't moved in yet. I spoke to her this morning, briefly. They have a 10 year old daughter. Their garden is next to ours. I hope it won't be too noisy when they move in. Our other neighbours are very quiet, even the nice retired carpenter in his workshop on the other side.
Bussy, I hope that new neighbours will not be too loud. Like you, I also have luck with my neighbours so far, even one of them have small children.
I cam in just to have a cup of tea. It's beautiful and warm outside.
I think that I need a bigger garden .It’s very overcast at the moment . I am going to read for a while . Then see if it’s bright enough to go out . Enjoy your afternoon folks .
Thomas in the Easter romper his mommy made. She is so clever I cannot even sew on a button!