I haven't followed what our rules are, Fidget. It's all so overwhelming! Can't help feeling sorry for them, but there must be a limit to how many people other countries can fit in. I often wonder how they survived in their own countries. Were they starving there? They don't look like they couldn't feed themselves. Is it really just because of military threats? Or is it that they think the "west" is the land of milk and honey, and take the opportunity to try to move? I don't know what is the true situation. Sometimes I just don't bother to turn the news on.
anyway, enough misery, I'm planning on getting outside today to get more tidying up in the garden and maybe plant some seeds. It's sunny, but the smoke is still in the valley.
Just been to check on my GH babies, and I'm sure they've grown overnight
Soggy out there after yesterdays rain, but looking like a better day to come. Our magnolia has got into its stride now and is shining out there in the early morning light ....making me feel quite poetic.
We still have a roast dinner once a week - the girls love them.
Ooo - missed your greenery Pat ....very nice. Will they survive your coming winter? I lived in America for a couple of years as a child, and remember eggplant and zuchinni (aubergine and courgettes). Is your eggplant an aubergine?
Good morning Chicky and the rest of you as you arrive and G'day to Pat
Lovely plants - aubergines look so beautiful when they're growing
Wonder how Hosta's doing? He should be home with his feet up now.
Glad BL had a lovely day - which pub and which tea house were they? We're not very well up on rural Norfolk pubs as we tend to head to Suffolk to see Ma when we've got a day to play ... we see her in the morning then have a pub lunch, but of course they're always pubs in the Southwold area which I know well.
One day we'll explore Norfolk pubs with more rigour!
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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I haven't followed what our rules are, Fidget. It's all so overwhelming! Can't help feeling sorry for them, but there must be a limit to how many people other countries can fit in. I often wonder how they survived in their own countries. Were they starving there? They don't look like they couldn't feed themselves. Is it really just because of military threats? Or is it that they think the "west" is the land of milk and honey, and take the opportunity to try to move? I don't know what is the true situation. Sometimes I just don't bother to turn the news on.
anyway, enough misery, I'm planning on getting outside today to get more tidying up in the garden and maybe plant some seeds. It's sunny, but the smoke is still in the valley.
Looks as though I'm first on this morning. Hello everyone. Hope you all had a good sleep.
ive done lots of seed planting into punnets today, so that makes me feel a bit productive.
I thought you might like to see my new Egg Plants - they are called Rosa Blanca.
And - wait for it - flat leafed parsley
Very exciting. Aye?
Morning.
Just been to check on my GH babies, and I'm sure they've grown overnight
Soggy out there after yesterdays rain, but looking like a better day to come. Our magnolia has got into its stride now and is shining out there in the early morning light ....making me feel quite poetic
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We still have a roast dinner once a week - the girls love them
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Ooo - missed your greenery Pat ....very nice
. Will they survive your coming winter? I lived in America for a couple of years as a child, and remember eggplant and zuchinni (aubergine and courgettes). Is your eggplant an aubergine?
Morning all
Egg Plant is looking super Pat Have a good day.
Good morning Chicky
and the rest of you as you arrive 
and G'day to Pat 
Lovely plants - aubergines look so beautiful when they're growing
Wonder how Hosta's doing? He should be home with his feet up now.
Glad BL had a lovely day - which pub and which tea house were they? We're not very well up on rural Norfolk pubs as we tend to head to Suffolk to see Ma when we've got a day to play ... we see her in the morning then have a pub lunch, but of course they're always pubs in the Southwold area which I know well.
One day we'll explore Norfolk pubs with more rigour!
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Yes Chicky. Both names are correct. They'll give up in winter. I dry the parsley and store it in jars,
Hi all.
Misty this morning, due to be followed by rain.
Porn, of the plant variety it is then.
Hope Hosta is well.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Good morning all, hi Pat
It's been a windy night and looks as though it will be a cold, wet day
. Spring will get here eventually
. SM it is then
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