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  • Well I don't know what happened there!  I was trying to press the shift key as well as the enter key.  It is used when typing to get to a new line without starting a new paragraph.   It worked 3 times then it send the message.  I'll posst this one and then try again.

  • Or even post!

    The sun has got his hat on,
    Hip hip hip hooray!
    The sun has got his hat on,
    And we're coming out to play......not!

    It worked that time, so Frank you can have your poetry thread after all. image

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  • PalaisglidePalaisglide Posts: 3,414

    OK Tattiebogle
    yes it works which means
    we could write
    directly onto the post
    in poetry
    thanks
    frank.


  • PalaisglidePalaisglide Posts: 3,414

    Shrinking Violet I remember everything that we used to do vecause it was fun with friends who would have a go. I started a poetry day last year and got some screams of anguish "I cannot do that" an hour later we were getting posts thick and fast, some of them very good indeed.
    I do not include myself in that statement as I was once told in a very posh voice I was quite good at doggerel, "oh well" you cannot win them all.
    Writing the verse into word first and thinking it would be easy to cut and paste it on here was a disaster so it will have to be straight onto the post then. We will give it a try tomorrow.
    The weather did pick up on Teesside later, we got some sun but then all the lawn mowers came out to disturb things.
    Frank.

  • Alina WAlina W Posts: 1,445

    Still weather for ducks here in North Yorks, with more predicted throughout the week.

    Ah, well - the rivers are enjoying it.

  • sotongeoffsotongeoff Posts: 9,802

    Southampton-wet

    the end

  • figratfigrat Posts: 1,619
    Deluge in Devon. Off to post office to pick up 3x Rip City dahlia tubers. Pondering on whether to pot them up in a deep tray to start them off, or straight into individual pots. Any thoughts on the matter TDC?
  • figratfigrat Posts: 1,619
    Or anyone else for that matter!
  • sotongeoffsotongeoff Posts: 9,802

    Straight into individual pots is my pearl of wisdom-no chargeimage

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