Lesley soz to hear about your son's leg I'm sure M & D will cope ok, think oldies do okay when they know they have to. You can still come to party, in tardis and next day Lily can have you home before you left Hugs x
LesleyK so sorry to hear about your son. My OH and SIL both suffer and there is 30 years between them. It can make folks really poorly. I am sure he appreciates you being around and your mum and dad will totally understand
We found a boost to immune system helped (we used manuka honey)
Weeds are flowers, too, once you get to know them.” A A Milne
Been a nice bright and sunny (morning) but dry all day so I was out planting up a lot of pansy's in front garden and an anemone and clearing lots of seedlings from the path and re planting in different areas in the front garden put in bulbs too, alliums few different ones
Later I tried to sort out my white border by planting bulbs but first I had to tackle the spreading daisy's so cut them down and spent a long time digging them out, they are all put in pots now including spare roots - just hope I got all the roots out the ground if not they will come back
Bulbs got planted white tulips fringed swan wings, narcissi thalia and narcissi jonquilla pueblo - both white and I planted some of my wallflower and I was rough on a plant I got in gc in the sale a bit back split it up a lot a white daisy which was planted
KEF nice Hebe my next door neighbour has that colour one - I have a pink one like that and lots of other ones with small flowers in the garden and cuttings I have took in plant pots
Dads in hospital again. The stone in his bladder was blasted yesterday,apparently as big as a walnut. Supposed to be a day job, but likely to be in all week as it was much larger than expected, and the procedure caused a lot of bleeding.
I have spent two days ferrying mum around. My brothers turn tomorrow.
My mum felt the earthquake that hit north notts on Tuesday night. The cabinet with the glasses in shook, and there was a bang. My mum and sister actually thought my dad had fallen out of bed and went to check. When he hadnt, my mum joked that they must have had an earthquake, actually thinking it was the usual mining subsidence, that often happens in the area, because of all the abandoned coal pit workings.
Fidget, hope your father's soon home. Lesley, hope son's leg clears up quickly. Anyone else in need of care, attention and ((hugs)) please help yourself I'm trying to catch up after having been AWOL for most of yesterday. When I arrived home at 5.30 Hefty was on the back doorstep waiting for his supper! He's getting earlier and earlier - he must be sleeping in this garden under one of the piles of rubbish we've stashed up in the corners
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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Lesley soz to hear about your son's leg
I'm sure M & D will cope ok, think oldies do okay when they know they have to. You can still come to party, in tardis and next day Lily can have you home before you left 
Hugs x
Sleep well DD
LesleyK so sorry to hear about your son. My OH and SIL both suffer and there is 30 years between them. It can make folks really poorly. I am sure he appreciates you being around and your mum and dad will totally understand
We found a boost to immune system helped (we used manuka honey)
A A Milne
Hello all
Been a nice bright and sunny (morning) but dry all day so I was out planting up a lot of pansy's in front garden and an anemone and clearing lots of seedlings from the path and re planting in different areas in the front garden put in bulbs too, alliums few different ones
Later I tried to sort out my white border by planting bulbs but first I had to tackle the spreading daisy's so cut them down and spent a long time digging them out, they are all put in pots now including spare roots - just hope I got all the roots out the ground if not they will come back
Bulbs got planted white tulips fringed swan wings, narcissi thalia and narcissi jonquilla pueblo - both white and I planted some of my wallflower and I was rough on a plant I got in gc in the sale a bit back split it up a lot a white daisy which was planted
KEF nice Hebe my next door neighbour has that colour one - I have a pink one like that and lots of other ones with small flowers in the garden and cuttings I have took in plant pots
Fidget not "seen " you for a couple of days hope things not any worse with dad x
Dads in hospital again. The stone in his bladder was blasted yesterday,apparently as big as a walnut. Supposed to be a day job, but likely to be in all week as it was much larger than expected, and the procedure caused a lot of bleeding.
I have spent two days ferrying mum around. My brothers turn tomorrow.
I still have dive gear to wash off and put away.
Thanks KEF and LilyP. I'll look into the honey
. Of course my parents understand and I'll go later. Got to help with the Christmas shopping
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I had been wondering about fidget too KEF. Hope things are OK.
There's no way I'm missing the party tomorrow. I'll be there with knobs on
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Hope son's leg clears up quickly, Lesley.
That is a lovely hebe KEF.
Hope your Dad's OK Fidget, kidney stones are painful.
Time for bed for me. I think my brain is still on singapore time.
My mum felt the earthquake that hit north notts on Tuesday night. The cabinet with the glasses in shook, and there was a bang. My mum and sister actually thought my dad had fallen out of bed and went to check. When he hadnt, my mum joked that they must have had an earthquake, actually thinking it was the usual mining subsidence, that often happens in the area, because of all the abandoned coal pit workings.
Good morning all
Fidget, hope your father's soon home. Lesley, hope son's leg clears up quickly. Anyone else in need of care, attention and ((hugs)) please help yourself
I'm trying to catch up after having been AWOL for most of yesterday. When I arrived home at 5.30 Hefty was on the back doorstep waiting for his supper! He's getting earlier and earlier - he must be sleeping in this garden under one of the piles of rubbish we've stashed up in the corners 
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.