Wonky - speaking as someone who sustained injuries in the course of her work - there should be more to your manual handling training than that! It's to keep you safe, given the difficulties of the people you work with (and I used to work with)!!! Here endeth the first lesson ..........
Make sure you put your feet up tonight and enjoy the wedding tomorrow
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Lovely photo, Pat. Excuse my ignorance - what's a yabbie?
I spent a great morning yesterday, helping to clear brambles and saplings in the park to make a little path. There's so much to do and such a big area to maintain - but every little helps, I suppose...
The weatherman has promised us later on this morning, though it's currently - low cloud and misty drizzle (Pennine speciality). We live in hope... at least I can get the boring stuff done early on, and then be free to spend most of the day in the garden, since OH is out for the day.
Enjoy your Friday folks!
Since 2019 I've lived in east Clare, in the west of Ireland.
Lovely and sunny again this morning. That's a lovely photo Pat. You always bring me up short when you mention things like getting snake scorers out. Not a problem we have to deal with, thank goodness.
Chicky perhaps the sunglasses disappear every night and appear again in the morning. You were just too early for them
Yesterday sounded a fun day at work Wonky. I expect you will enjoy the wedding and you won't have to cook
Not had time to read back much, hope all are well!
Been doing too much physical work in the clinic, lifting a carpet ready for new flooring. Easy you would think? Not if it has been glued down for thirty years! If I ever meet Mr Flotex, I'll shove his carpet up his...
Garage conversion continues, thankfully unexpected pipe turned out to be a weird improvised conduit for the electricity and not our soil pipe!
Lirio, if you Google yabbie, it'll give a better description than I could. But, briefly it's a freshwater crayfish. They just seem to arrive in dams - apparently people who tried to breed them for a living, had to find ways to fence them in because they go "walkabout".
Steve I had been thinking of Flotex tiles in the kitchen/breakfast room but I've a feeling you wouldn't recommend it
Shadow and Leo sound a. It like our previous dog who used to 'bury' her bones under the pillows on son's bed and was also known to raid the kitchen bin while we were out.
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Wonky - speaking as someone who sustained injuries in the course of her work - there should be more to your manual handling training than that! It's to keep you safe, given the difficulties of the people you work with (and I used to work with)!!! Here endeth the first lesson ..........
Make sure you put your feet up tonight and enjoy the wedding tomorrow
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Good morning all!
Lovely photo, Pat. Excuse my ignorance - what's a yabbie?
I spent a great morning yesterday, helping to clear brambles and saplings in the park to make a little path. There's so much to do and such a big area to maintain - but every little helps, I suppose...
The weatherman has promised us
later on this morning, though it's currently 
- low cloud and misty drizzle (Pennine speciality). We live in hope... at least I can get the boring stuff done early on, and then be free to spend most of the day in the garden, since OH is out for the day.
Enjoy your Friday folks!
Good morning
Lovely and sunny again this morning
. That's a lovely photo Pat. You always bring me up short when you mention things like getting snake scorers out
. Not a problem we have to deal with, thank goodness.
Chicky perhaps the sunglasses disappear every night and appear again in the morning. You were just too early for them
Yesterday sounded a fun day at work Wonky. I expect you will enjoy the wedding and you won't have to cook
Have a good day everyone.
Beautiful morning here but it's all change tonight they say
we have new baby s naming ceremony tomorrow. All family together for first time in a year. Am sooooo excited.
off to cut as many fresh flowers as I can before rain ruins them. Loads of sweet peas which is perfect for pink baby
Have a lovely weekend everyone, hope all sore and sad feel much better
Those going on holiday safe travelling and be refreshed
hope wedding is fun WW
DD your Shadow sounds like our Leo. My vet said he was behaving like a teenager taking the car keys without asking! We crated him and he loves it!
A A Milne
Not had time to read back much, hope all are well!
Been doing too much physical work in the clinic, lifting a carpet ready for new flooring. Easy you would think? Not if it has been glued down for thirty years! If I ever meet Mr Flotex, I'll shove his carpet up his...
Garage conversion continues, thankfully unexpected pipe turned out to be a weird improvised conduit for the electricity and not our soil pipe!
I just wanted to tell you all that my Echinacea purpurea in the front garden looks ABSOLUTELY GLORIOUS
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Lirio, if you Google yabbie, it'll give a better description than I could. But, briefly it's a freshwater crayfish. They just seem to arrive in dams - apparently people who tried to breed them for a living, had to find ways to fence them in because they go "walkabout".
Steve I had been thinking of Flotex tiles in the kitchen/breakfast room but I've a feeling you wouldn't recommend it
Shadow and Leo sound a. It like our previous dog who used to 'bury' her bones under the pillows on son's bed and was also known to raid the kitchen bin while we were out.
I'm not getting any notifications for this thread any more but all the others I'm following seem OK
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