Don't get me wrong folks -I've only had the ironing board out twice since Christmas, and once was to iron our funeral outfits - the problem is that unlike warm winter clothes that you can get away with just folding, light cotton summer clothes need flattening if you're going to wear them in public
This morning has gone well so far - a line full of washing, feeders full of goldfinches and tits and two batches of pastry chilling in the fridge - I'm going to make a sausage and egg pie and a quiche lorraine and possibly a smoked salmon and asparagus tart too, just as soon as I've finished this
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Feeling very slap happy here too. Bit of a shame though as I've got a paint brush in my hand.
Well done Wales. I'm one-sixteenth Welsh.
The ghost soldier 'installation' was very moving. It really brings it home to you just how awful it was GWRS I liked your photo of the ceremony.
Can't get any polyfilla in our one horse town so I'll have to have a trip to B&Q. No plants there as they are closing down. Probably haven't got any filler left either.
Lesley - they had one of the volunteers on the news prog earlier, a nice young lad, and what was really good was, he'd done a bit of research into the soldier he was representing. It means that the 'contact' is still there....lest we forget....
For all our sakes, I hope we never do.
Our local Asda sells loads of diy stuff - the new fillers which are very lightweight are good. I got some there last year
Can I book a piece of salmon/asparagus for later please Dove?
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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Good morning , great result for Wales played as a Team
watched the game , shame England can't play as a team !
just about to go in garden , bit windy but dry
I can iron as well , not as quick as o/h and can't do fiderly bit
Have a good day everybody
We're about to watch " Le Tour" - three weeks of late nights ahead. Lucky we can use a recorder.
Also another episode of "Lady Boys" for 3 hours. Choices. Choices. What to do?
FG if you have to iron your pants...they're too big!
GWRS, keep practicing! You'll get faster.
13-20 in London. Just saw the weather report.
My pants don't need ironing ppauper....not yet anyway!
It's ferdiddling down here. No guilt at being on the settee watching/listening to Jamie Lawson at Glasto.
No matter how often you hear 'that' song of his, it get you ....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Morning all.
Off to SM
Hosta, just had a slapping time...... just over 1, 000 times tee he
TTFN x
Don't get me wrong folks -I've only had the ironing board out twice since Christmas, and once was to iron our funeral outfits - the problem is that unlike warm winter clothes that you can get away with just folding, light cotton summer clothes need flattening if you're going to wear them in public
This morning has gone well so far - a line full of washing, feeders full of goldfinches and tits and two batches of pastry chilling in the fridge - I'm going to make a sausage and egg pie and a quiche lorraine and possibly a smoked salmon and asparagus tart too, just as soon as I've finished this
Last edited: 02 July 2016 10:59:16
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Morning all, hi Pat
Feeling very slap happy here too
. Bit of a shame though as I've got a paint brush in my hand
.
Well done Wales
. I'm one-sixteenth Welsh
.
The ghost soldier 'installation' was very moving. It really brings it home to you just how awful it was
GWRS I liked your photo of the ceremony.
Can't get any polyfilla in our one horse town so I'll have to have a trip to B&Q. No plants there as they are closing down
. Probably haven't got any filler left either.
Lesley - they had one of the volunteers on the news prog earlier, a nice young lad, and what was really good was, he'd done a bit of research into the soldier he was representing. It means that the 'contact' is still there....lest we forget....
For all our sakes, I hope we never do.
Our local Asda sells loads of diy stuff - the new fillers which are very lightweight are good. I got some there last year
Can I book a piece of salmon/asparagus for later please Dove?
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...