Ohhh, more tea please. I shall have to get up now . First mug was supplied by Mr Kitty. Had a lovely slow dance with him last night, and he doesn't dance . The girls took photos as they couldn't believe their eyes.
Dove - good luck with the paracetamol and Locketts. Been struggling with a very similar cold for nearly a week now and still feeling chesty but all other symptoms gone.
Raining here so I'm on patchwork homework duty. If it stops, I shall go and pull up the spent PSB and plant my courgettes out in their place and pull some weeds that have grown 2' in the last 7 to 10 days in a bed that has been cleared - in theory.
Need to find some inspiration for how to cook a shoulder of lamb for dinner too.
I've been 27 for ages.......
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)."
Morning all, sorry I've been AWOL, crazy busy then a tummy bug, couldn't catch up if I tried!
Hugs, and get wells to snuffly nosed, bad knee, insomniac, rain damaged, grazed kneed, folks! X
New flower bed has been extended after excavating large paving slab from under turf! now on plant placing and shifting around....just been rained off
Obelixx, I say roasted with Rosemary and garlic, roasted new potatoes with Rosemary and olive oil and gravy with red wine, djoin mustard and redcurrant jelly what time?
Afternoon all It's apologies from the absentees today... so I will add mine
Got my magnolia yesterday, a big one and half price! Also got a clematis for £3 (from £12.99) and an aqueligia for £3 (from £9.99) just coz they're done flowering! If it stopped raining I'll plant em!
Sounds great but I do rosemary and garlic quite often so looking for a change. Thinking of trying this one - http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/slow-roasted-shoulder-lamb No potatoes of any shape or form so it'll be Yorkshire puds and asparagus and broccoli and baked red onions with thyme.
Dishing up at 8pm our time - he's playing golf today and then has to go back for prize giving, even if he wins nowt. Fathers' day here so I shall make his favourite rhubarb crumble ad maybe some proper custard.
Hope your tum is all cleared up now. We have a large slab under part of our garden - and probably more we don't know about - but it's way too big to shift by hand so we just leave it.
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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Thanks dove
, glad you had a lovely holiday.
Ohhh, more tea please. I shall have to get up now
. First mug was supplied by Mr Kitty. Had a lovely slow dance with him last night, and he doesn't dance 
. The girls took photos as they couldn't believe their eyes.
I would have been in my bed well before you Kitty. I've never really been able to do late nights.
Even when I was a lot younger than 27.....
Hope you feel better today Dove. Brekkie sounded good. I haven't had any yet. I've kind of forgotten...
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
How long till I'm eligible? (1971)?
It's ok Kitty, you qualify - Wonky Womble is 27 now and she was born in '76 .... I know 'cos I was there, and I'm also 27
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
No one here is over 27 Kitty...we just stay in limbo...
You know what they say about gardeners anyway ....we don't die, we just go to pot....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Dove - good luck with the paracetamol and Locketts. Been struggling with a very similar cold for nearly a week now and still feeling chesty but all other symptoms gone.
Raining here so I'm on patchwork homework duty. If it stops, I shall go and pull up the spent PSB and plant my courgettes out in their place and pull some weeds that have grown 2' in the last 7 to 10 days in a bed that has been cleared - in theory.
Need to find some inspiration for how to cook a shoulder of lamb for dinner too.
I've been 27 for ages.......
Morning all, sorry I've been AWOL, crazy busy then a tummy bug, couldn't catch up if I tried!
Hugs, and get wells to snuffly nosed, bad knee, insomniac, rain damaged, grazed kneed, folks! X
New flower bed has been extended after excavating large paving slab from under turf!
now on plant placing and shifting around....just been rained off 
Obelixx, I say roasted with Rosemary and garlic, roasted new potatoes with Rosemary and olive oil and gravy with red wine, djoin mustard and redcurrant jelly
what time? 
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Afternoon all
It's apologies from the absentees today... so I will add mine 
Got my magnolia yesterday, a big one and half price! Also got a clematis for £3 (from £12.99) and an aqueligia for £3 (from £9.99) just coz they're done flowering! If it stopped raining I'll plant em!
Sounds great but I do rosemary and garlic quite often so looking for a change. Thinking of trying this one - http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/slow-roasted-shoulder-lamb No potatoes of any shape or form so it'll be Yorkshire puds and asparagus and broccoli and baked red onions with thyme.
Dishing up at 8pm our time - he's playing golf today and then has to go back for prize giving, even if he wins nowt. Fathers' day here so I shall make his favourite rhubarb crumble ad maybe some proper custard.
Hope your tum is all cleared up now. We have a large slab under part of our garden - and probably more we don't know about - but it's way too big to shift by hand so we just leave it.