Pdoc I think your body is trying to tell you something. Enjoy sitting in the sun
Lizzie I think your body is trying to tell you something too. Don't feel guilty about giving yourself a relaxing afternoon. Just hope the rain is not hard enough to fill in your holes and then there's only another 12 to do Good at maths I am.
Just blame me if you have smudges on your nails Dove. Have a good time
I bought my mini daffodils and some cyclamen jumped into the basket as well as peanuts for the birds and a box of Christmas cards
I feel guilty just sitting during the day, I have never been able to read or knit during the afternoon.
FB your adventure sounds wonderful, lovely to see animals that you have never seen before.
Its heavy showers here, I may get a chance to do some more bulb planting.
I have 50 Snakeshead Fritti wotsits to plant somewhere, it seems you only get one chance at those, they hate being moved. I dont know where to put them.
Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor.
Oh dear Fidget! Hope they don't eat Lyn's. One year the mice ate my anemones.
It's really pouring. Looked out of upstairs window and realised a lot of gutters need cleaning out, including the garage ones. Left my sown sweet peas in open cold frame, hope they don't rot, not going out in that to rescue them.
Had lunch on sofa, then felt too fidgety to watch telly so lit woodburner and cleaned the sitting room. But when I took a log out of woodpile by the burner a load of huge ants fell out of the bark Had to spray them and hoover them up. Wonder how many more there are in the pile? Did I carry them all in?
Now shall go and sit in nice clean sitting room and watch "Escape to the Country".
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
Tillered big path area of veg path trying to sort out for turf - got it all done, so much shaking from that machine, cleaned the tiller all up I was just sorting it out for packing up rain started so that was a faster pack up.
Managed to feed the birds - brought more bird food online this morning
Lesley K cyclamen are nice though
Chicky - did not know about a prog with Monty in next week will check this out thanks
Heat wave here I think well it is warmer out than it was last week
Busy-Lizzie sure you will get them bulbs planted sometime, I still have loads
Lyn -Snakeshead Frittillaries like soil a bit damp I think, not had them much in the garden they disappear here
you lot put me to shame! i still havent been out in the garden, however i have been in t' pound shop and brought some puelo narcissus and mixed anemone, they look a bit like the de caan ones, also got a new waterproof jacket, so will be in the garden tomorrow come hell or high water!
Dove if anyone notices a smudge in your nail polish, its that new texturised stuff you are trying
has your son got jedi powers Lesley?
p'doc, nothing wrong with a lie in now and again, im sure your advice would be to work with your body, theres always another day to work in the garden
just realised have not been here today A lovely weather event day today
Spent the morning with bulbs and cleared a pot of sad lobelia, furked around and found there were bulbs in the tub - so - now - what to overplant them with?
This afternoon I have emptied a compost dalek, spread the compost over my big white shrubbery, I had enough compost to put a really good 2-3 inch mulch all over. A robin helped me and sang me some lovely songs. Shattered and very achey ow but have asked Mr Radox to help
Now here's a thing: I bought a new gas cooker from my local high-street dealer about three weeks ago ( I like to buy locally for some things) and I'm not happy with certain aspects of it.
Only used the grill twice, first time it took nearly half an hour to brown a shepherds pie (on full) and yesterday it took nearly fifteen minutes to melt cheese (on toast). This is in addition to the oven being far too hot relevant to its setting.
So today I contacted the manufacturers pointing out the above concerns, they in turn asked for various information including model & serial numbers. Operator says 'would you mind holding the line while I speak to someone'......she returns to say 'it appears from the information you have supplied, that it is an LPG cooker and is your gas bottle running low'
Crikey no! It's connected to the mains (I have no bottled gas) 'was it a qualified fitter that installed it' she says.....yes 'Safegas registered, supplied by the vendor' says I.
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Pdoc I think your body is trying to tell you something. Enjoy sitting in the sun
Lizzie I think your body is trying to tell you something too. Don't feel guilty about giving yourself a relaxing afternoon. Just hope the rain is not hard enough to fill in your holes and then there's only another 12 to do
Good at maths I am.
Just blame me if you have smudges on your nails Dove. Have a good time
I bought my mini daffodils and some cyclamen jumped into the basket as well as peanuts for the birds and a box of Christmas cards
I feel guilty just sitting during the day, I have never been able to read or knit during the afternoon.
FB your adventure sounds wonderful, lovely to see animals that you have never seen before.
Its heavy showers here, I may get a chance to do some more bulb planting.
I have 50 Snakeshead Fritti wotsits to plant somewhere, it seems you only get one chance at those, they hate being moved. I dont know where to put them.
I bought some snakeshead fritillaries last year. The mice ate them all..
Oh dear Fidget! Hope they don't eat Lyn's. One year the mice ate my anemones.
It's really pouring. Looked out of upstairs window and realised a lot of gutters need cleaning out, including the garage ones. Left my sown sweet peas in open cold frame, hope they don't rot, not going out in that to rescue them.
Had lunch on sofa, then felt too fidgety to watch telly so lit woodburner and cleaned the sitting room. But when I took a log out of woodpile by the burner a load of huge ants fell out of the bark Had to spray them and hoover them up. Wonder how many more there are in the pile? Did I carry them all in?
Now shall go and sit in nice clean sitting room and watch "Escape to the Country".
Hello all
Tillered big path area of veg path trying to sort out for turf - got it all done, so much shaking from that machine, cleaned the tiller all up I was just sorting it out for packing up rain started so that was a faster pack up.
Managed to feed the birds - brought more bird food online this morning
Lesley K cyclamen are nice though
Chicky - did not know about a prog with Monty in next week will check this out thanks
Heat wave here I think well it is warmer out than it was last week
Busy-Lizzie sure you will get them bulbs planted sometime, I still have loads
Lyn -Snakeshead Frittillaries like soil a bit damp I think, not had them much in the garden they disappear here
you lot put me to shame! i still havent been out in the garden
, however i have been in t' pound shop and brought some puelo narcissus and mixed anemone, they look a bit like the de caan ones, also got a new waterproof jacket, so will be in the garden tomorrow come hell or high water!
Dove if anyone notices a smudge in your nail polish, its that new texturised stuff you are trying
has your son got jedi powers Lesley?
p'doc, nothing wrong with a lie in now and again, im sure your advice would be to work with your body, theres always another day to work in the garden
Good day
just realised have not been here today A lovely weather event day today
Spent the morning with bulbs and cleared a pot of sad lobelia, furked around and found there were bulbs in the tub - so - now - what to overplant them with?
This afternoon I have emptied a compost dalek, spread the compost over my big white shrubbery, I had enough compost to put a really good 2-3 inch mulch all over. A robin helped me and sang me some lovely songs. Shattered and very achey ow but have asked Mr Radox to help
Now here's a thing: I bought a new gas cooker from my local high-street dealer about three weeks ago ( I like to buy locally for some things) and I'm not happy with certain aspects of it.
Only used the grill twice, first time it took nearly half an hour to brown a shepherds pie (on full) and yesterday it took nearly fifteen minutes to melt cheese (on toast). This is in addition to the oven being far too hot relevant to its setting.
So today I contacted the manufacturers pointing out the above concerns, they in turn asked for various information including model & serial numbers. Operator says 'would you mind holding the line while I speak to someone'......she returns to say 'it appears from the information you have supplied, that it is an LPG cooker and is your gas bottle running low'
Crikey no! It's connected to the mains (I have no bottled gas) 'was it a qualified fitter that installed it' she says.....yes 'Safegas registered, supplied by the vendor' says I.
Manufacturer's engineer to call Tuesday 21st Oct.
Bluddy ell!
How are you supposed to cook till then, as I assume it is not safe to use ? If it was in this house I would say great, takeaways for a week.
Talking of food I better prepare some dinner for the worker.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Crikey David!!!!!!!!