Chris! I know a perfectly well little girl when I see one. Yesterday, when she came home from nursery, all she did was lie on the settee with a blanket on her, and never moved until bedtime. In fact she fell asleep on there. That is NOT Jess.
This morning, she is finger painting, in and out the fridge (not literally ) and on and off her scooters, back to normal. She is fine! She has just said she wants to go now.
Hope your little girl is better soon Becks. Children get ill and better again very quickly. I had four. 6 grandchildren! Probably more to come.
Lovely dog Bunny, Tigger would like her. Great name.
Looking forward to Monty's French gardens programme. Not many French gardens open to the public round here. A lot of topiary in them, which isn't really my thing although it can give structure. I like flowers, the more the merrier.
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
We are coming to the Dordogne in May and was hoping to visit some French gardens when we are there, any suggestions. We will be quite near Sarlat. The gardens we have visited were mainly in the Loire Valley, around the chateaus. I like flowers as well and am very interested in vegetable growing, The French seem to be particularly good at it.
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awww poor little thing, is she having a mummy day ?
Not if I can help it Bunny!!
She'll be there, just as normal!
You're a hard woman Becks
, just joking, hope she is ok
That's kids for you up and down.
This morning, she is finger painting, in and out the fridge (not literally
) and on and off her scooters, back to normal. She is fine! 
She has just said she wants to go now. 
morning all
wet here but no wind
jen its horrible when you work hard to have a nice garden then it gets destroyed by wind
Glad she's better
, going to see my"little girl" of 34 later today.
Darren. We all suffer from wind from time to time
So sorry about your lights Jean.
Hope your little girl is better soon Becks. Children get ill and better again very quickly. I had four. 6 grandchildren! Probably more to come.
Lovely dog Bunny, Tigger would like her. Great name.
Looking forward to Monty's French gardens programme. Not many French gardens open to the public round here. A lot of topiary in them, which isn't really my thing although it can give structure. I like flowers, the more the merrier.
Hi Lizzie,
We are coming to the Dordogne in May and was hoping to visit some French gardens when we are there, any suggestions. We will be quite near Sarlat. The gardens we have visited were mainly in the Loire Valley, around the chateaus. I like flowers as well and am very interested in vegetable growing, The French seem to be particularly good at it.
Chris