Good idea with the word games. They baffled my scientists when I showed them a list like that. Even sew and sow were difficult and OH said he hadn't heard of sough.
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Vendée - 20kms from Atlantic coast.
"The price good men (and women) pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men (and women)."
DD sounds as if things are moving forward which is great for you and Charlie. Keep focused tho and no compromise! Have you told Charlie now? As little upset to his life is definitely going to help him adjust.
How about Tea Time for the shop although I know the French don't really drink tea do they?
our local coffee shop chose the name of a very old apple tree that used to be grown here, maybe something from your area?
Weeds are flowers, too, once you get to know them.” A A Milne
It would depend on whether they were honest or liars wouldn't it and pointless in the end as even so-called conviction politicians usually end up lying to themselves or the electorate.
According to a pundit on This Week, Gove hugely admired Blair for being a great political strategist. That's OK then if you can forget all his lies too.
Vendée - 20kms from Atlantic coast.
"The price good men (and women) pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men (and women)."
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I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Sorry obe. Missed it.
pansy, can I add Bough and Lough to the list.?
Maybe just a free slice Pansy. Not a whole cake.
Good idea with the word games. They baffled my scientists when I showed them a list like that. Even sew and sow were difficult and OH said he hadn't heard of sough.
Last edited: 02 July 2016 16:24:50
DD sounds as if things are moving forward which is great for you and Charlie. Keep focused tho and no compromise! Have you told Charlie now? As little upset to his life is definitely going to help him adjust.
How about Tea Time for the shop although I know the French don't really drink tea do they?
our local coffee shop chose the name of a very old apple tree that used to be grown here, maybe something from your area?
A A Milne
Ooh! Didn't know about Derbyshire drains.
At the risk of stretching things a bit, once could say threat the recent Brexit and Remain campaigns were full of sophistry.
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It would depend on whether they were honest or liars wouldn't it and pointless in the end as even so-called conviction politicians usually end up lying to themselves or the electorate.
According to a pundit on This Week, Gove hugely admired Blair for being a great political strategist. That's OK then if you can forget all his lies too.
Are any of them NOT liars then obelixx?
Back to pansy's word game...Lough's a good one.
I've always thought it was funny that so many English people can't pronounce 'loch', yet my English Dad could
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
I had never heard an English speaking person roll their Rs like that until I saw Walter Batty, Norah's husband. I was astonished.
I think someone on here lives near Norah and Walter. I'll swear I saw a picture taken from near their house. Can't remember who it was.
Hi Lantana
OH's granny came from Cheshire and she said her 'R' with that gutteral sound, like Fred Dibnah
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.