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  • InkadogInkadog Posts: 492

    Jean, that shirt is perfect! Don't know what happened to my last post--disappeared.

    Will wear it with my skinny jeans[ if I can get into them], and think of you!

  • Gary HobsonGary Hobson Posts: 1,892

    Morning forkers, eventually.

    I tried to get on about 6am, the website was down. It was still down at 7.15, and still down at 8. Anyway, now we're up and running...

    Love the Mayan cartoon on previous page "this will freak someone out someday".

    Wanna job, anyone? Because there's an interesting gardener's job going, in Kent...

    The brief: "Vita was flamboyant, and wanted everything to be full and wild. Then Pam and Sibylle developed it more towards perfect lawns and high-quality horticulture. Pam and Sibylle probably went a bit too far towards having things controlled and ordered. I think the new person needs to try and pull out a bit more of the Vita influence in the garden, and bring some of the exuberance back to the planting."

    More:
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/9702748/Wanted-A-head-gardener-at-Sissinghurst-Kent.html

  • sotongeoffsotongeoff Posts: 9,802

    Oh-we are back then.image

    I shall be cold this morning-it is damp underfoot-but must do exercise.

    It is a long commute for me to Kent-Dove is over that way somewhere and is retiring next year-an opportunity not to be missed or perhaps MD would want to stretch himself?image

    Catch you all laterimage

  • FloBearFloBear Posts: 2,281

    Morning forkers. Well the rain's finally stopped, hoping this situation will last for a week or two.

    Have no time to play today as there is a room to finish clearing before 8 am tomorrow. it's not so much getting all the stuff out, it's finding places to store it while the work's being done.

    Be good, play nicely. Seey'all later.

  • Jean GenieJean Genie Posts: 1,724

    Morning Flo, Geoff and Gary and to everyone else image

    I noticed the site was down earlier as well. I was thinking our Christmas smileys were being updated. Maybe the team are still working on them image

    I won't be forking much either today Flo, got a lot on and want to do some more Christmas shopping after seeing how daughter is getting on. Good luck with clearing your room. Flo image

     

  • Jean GenieJean Genie Posts: 1,724

    Sorry Inka, Glad you like your shirt image Hope you have a good time at the hen party image

  • Miss BecksMiss Becks Posts: 3,468

    Morning lovelies!

    Bit cold, but no rain.

    Watched the first of that Crinkly Bottom Hall last night.image It was ok. Shall watch the second one tonight, see if there's a bit more action.

    Off collecting more ebay wins when I've dropped madam off, so I won't be around at lunchtime to play either. image

  • Matty2Matty2 Posts: 4,817

    Hi all

    I wanted a small settee to do up. Ebay semed the best bet. Failed in my bidding as wasn't really sure what to do. D. boyfriend said he would do next one for me. Brilliant lad got a 2 seater sofa for 99p. We had a lovely drive across the Cotswolds to get it and it is still not re-furbished, threw an old curtain on it as a throw to hide the hideous fabric, but in fact cushions, springs etc in very good condition and comfortable. so very usable.Bought upholstery fabric from local flea market about 10m for £10 so when I get round to doing it will b a really good bargain.

    That is my only e-bay purchase. i would still hesitate to use them again though. It's the bidding!

    Been out this morning - WW then shops, then social service review for ancient parent. Walked home slowly. Maybe shouldn't have done that but don't like asking OH all the time.image(foot)

  • Gary HobsonGary Hobson Posts: 1,892

    I've often seen old furniture bought on TV antiques shows, with very tatty fabric. They think nothing of reupholstering. So they buy an old chair for £20, spend £100 on upholstering, and sell it for £400.

  • Matty2Matty2 Posts: 4,817

    Don't think this settee is quite in that class image

    Still it's my New Year project when I can't get into garden. If I can then everything else goes on the back burner!

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