Agree 40 winks is a priority - might come around bursting with energy and dig out all the weeds!
Delia says you must use a 'tin' tin to prevent a soggy bottom, pretty porcelain won't do it!
Building up to braving a French dentist, I know my French is not up to that task!
Very frustrated with broken phone too, can't take any pics of my unidentified and ever growing plants - or a lovely surprise flower that stuck it's head up yesterday.
OH bringing a new one back next Weds.
“Coffee. Garden. Coffee. Does a good morning need anything else?” —Betsy Cañas Garmon
I've got two loads of washing out Dove - please keep that rain away....it's looking very black and ominous here...
Verd - you're right about getting taken in - I thought you were a sensible, decent ,upright citizen, but you really just wanted to steal my plants and eat all my cakes....
Having a small lunch break before more 'stuff' outside. I'll have to stop at half four to clean myself up for going for dinner and theatre. Anyone got any black nail varnish?
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
DD thank you for remembering the bank holiday. We were just about to go to Brico-Depo! (DIY shop)
If you need a French dentist who is fluent in English, there is my son, but he's 25 mins west of Périgueux so some way from you, but he has English patients from miles around. He also has quite a long waiting list.
Verdun, I had Salvia Uglinosa that I bought in England. It was so beautiful but then we had a cold winter and it died.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
Fairygirl, I put my 2 loads of washing out this morning and it poured at lunchtime. I think there's a black cloud that lies in wait for people's washing!
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
I think you may be right BL! I don't have a drier just now and it's been such good drying weather lately that it's a bit of a shock not being able get it outside every time. I hate having it lying around the house on a rail thingy or over radiators.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Got plants out of pots into garden Weeding done Beetroot, Beans and Chard picked and the Toms in GH attended to. My towels have dried on the twirly thing I don't have a dryer so things get put in conservatory or if I don't want to look at them they go in dining room, bit full in there with brother's new lawn mower but every cloud, it is now being used as a table for cuttings
Pdoc as Verdun says don't beat yourself up ! Or I will come round and give you a slap Not sure exactly where you live but I'll loiter in SM's early on Friday mornings and get any potential Pdocs
Lizzie I sometimes think the black cloud just lives over our house it can be throwing down here and lovely 3 miles away at MrsGardens. Speaking of Mrs G where are you missus ?
I like my Dentist have followed him from different practices for years, now has his own. I don't have injections because he doesn't hurt me and I like to feel what is happening rather than go home and injection wear off and it hurt. Only remember one session of injections when he pulled a molar out, it was infected after wisdom teeth surgery and root canal procedures didn't save it. It took a long time 5 injections and he had to drill it in half to extract it, afterwards my mouth was so numb, so when told to rinse and spit I missed the basin and spit on the floor He still had be back
Glad I have a tumble dryer with all the bedding and towels I'm washing after the family's visit. Makes the towels fluffy, nearly out of fabric softener as the family used most of my new bottle. Don't put our clothes in it though, not since it shrank a favourite top.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
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Agree 40 winks is a priority - might come around bursting with energy and dig out all the weeds!
Delia says you must use a 'tin' tin to prevent a soggy bottom, pretty porcelain won't do it!
Building up to braving a French dentist, I know my French is not up to that task!
Very frustrated with broken phone too, can't take any pics of my unidentified and ever growing plants - or a lovely surprise flower that stuck it's head up yesterday.
OH bringing a new one back next Weds.
I've got two loads of washing out Dove - please keep that rain away....it's looking very black and ominous here...
Verd - you're right about getting taken in - I thought you were a sensible, decent ,upright citizen, but you really just wanted to steal my plants and eat all my cakes....
Having a small lunch break before more 'stuff' outside. I'll have to stop at half four to clean myself up for going for dinner and theatre. Anyone got any black nail varnish?
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
DD thank you for remembering the bank holiday. We were just about to go to Brico-Depo! (DIY shop)
If you need a French dentist who is fluent in English, there is my son, but he's 25 mins west of Périgueux so some way from you, but he has English patients from miles around. He also has quite a long waiting list.
Verdun, I had Salvia Uglinosa that I bought in England. It was so beautiful but then we had a cold winter and it died.
Fairygirl, I put my 2 loads of washing out this morning and it poured at lunchtime. I think there's a black cloud that lies in wait for people's washing!
I think you may be right BL! I don't have a drier just now and it's been such good drying weather lately that it's a bit of a shock not being able get it outside every time. I hate having it lying around the house on a rail thingy or over radiators.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Got some serious plant/bulb envy reading the posts
Also have black nail pol- dont ask!
Also have punkdoc/Clari's man flu, at least i think it hurts to breathe!
Had doughnuts for breakfast
Want that salvia, Verdun you are a bad influence
Cant remember what else i wanted to say, sorry if ive missed anyone
Rained off here
Got plants out of pots into garden
Weeding done 
Beetroot, Beans and Chard picked and the Toms in GH attended to. My towels have dried on the twirly thing 
I don't have a dryer so things get put in conservatory or if I don't want to look at them they go in dining room, bit full in there with brother's new lawn mower but every cloud, it is now being used as a table for cuttings 
Pdoc as Verdun says don't beat yourself up ! Or I will come round and give you a slap
Not sure exactly where you live but I'll loiter in SM's early on Friday mornings and get any potential Pdocs 
Lizzie I sometimes think the black cloud just lives over our house
it can be throwing down here and lovely 3 miles away at MrsGardens. Speaking of Mrs G where are you missus ?
I like my Dentist have followed him from different practices for years, now has his own. I don't have injections because he doesn't hurt me and I like to feel what is happening rather than go home and injection wear off and it hurt.
Only remember one session of injections when he pulled a molar out, it was infected after wisdom teeth surgery and root canal procedures didn't save it. It took a long time 5 injections and he had to drill it in half to extract it, afterwards my mouth was so numb, so when told to rinse and spit I missed the basin and spit on the floor 
He still had be back 
Think it might be stopping raining
Glad I have a tumble dryer with all the bedding and towels I'm washing after the family's visit. Makes the towels fluffy, nearly out of fabric softener as the family used most of my new bottle. Don't put our clothes in it though, not since it shrank a favourite top.