Hello. Lovely sunny day with some pale grey cotton wool floating about. Been busy indoors so far but will be out there playing with my new hosta bed.
Saw the apostrophe item. Grammar guerilla. Loved it.
Also saw an item about a lack of vitamin D making us more oepn to catching colds and flu and, even outdoors, we can't manufacture it ourselves between September and April cos the angle of the sun is too low so supplements and oily fish are advised. I trust all those who had that nasty bug are feeling better and wish a speed recovery to all new sufferers.
Possum is parked on the sofa googling for gyms and swimming pools. Can't possubly walk the dogs, get some gardening exercise or even use my bum and thigh buster that we bought for when I had the slipped discs and couldn't do much exercise.
Yes for that cutting Dove. Hope it takes. I like that clem but she died on me in Belgium. Too nesh.
Clari - apply anyway. You may need one of them and you can always have the pleasure of saying NO!
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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)."
Afternoon Morning in the office - just hanging around at home now as I have an appointment at 5pm. Can never 'get on' when I know I have to go out later.
Nice to see Doc and Clari are back with us
Sad news coming out of St Petersburg at the moment
Heaven is ... sitting in the garden with a G&T and a cat while watching the sun go down
progress indeed clari, not so good about the job front.
Cutting grass again to day . The stuff I chucked out the back of the mower is now dry and the sensor keeps saying it's full. gggrrrr. I've given in and come in for a cuppa but hours more before it's finished.
The garden was sadly neglected last spring and we never really caught up, what with Ma dying and a young relative staying with us unexpectedly for quite a while ... consequently this winter I looked at the garden and felt quite depressed, wondering if I'd ever have the energy to do the things that were needed to get it looking ok again ............. then spring came along and gave a helping hand It's looking considerably improved already
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
The garden was sadly neglected last spring and we never really caught up, what with Ma dying and a young relative staying with us unexpectedly for quite a while ... consequently this winter I looked at the garden and felt quite depressed, wondering if I'd ever have the energy to do the things that were needed to get it looking ok again ............. then spring came along and gave a helping hand It's looking considerably improved already
Not very manly I know, but I love a good long soak in the bath, with some bubbles. Would not say no to a glass of bubbles either, but maybe a touch to decadent.
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
Hot soak in the bath would be ideal for you ??....
OH has suggested a massage ... so that when I wake up tomorrow I don't spend the first hour saying 'ooooh .... ahhhhhh .... ooomph ..... ' Romantic soul isn't he?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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Hello. Lovely sunny day with some pale grey cotton wool floating about. Been busy indoors so far but will be out there playing with my new hosta bed.
Saw the apostrophe item. Grammar guerilla. Loved it.
Also saw an item about a lack of vitamin D making us more oepn to catching colds and flu and, even outdoors, we can't manufacture it ourselves between September and April cos the angle of the sun is too low so supplements and oily fish are advised. I trust all those who had that nasty bug are feeling better and wish a speed recovery to all new sufferers.
Possum is parked on the sofa googling for gyms and swimming pools. Can't possubly walk the dogs, get some gardening exercise or even use my bum and thigh buster that we bought for when I had the slipped discs and couldn't do much exercise.
Yes for that cutting Dove. Hope it takes. I like that clem but she died on me in Belgium. Too nesh.
Clari - apply anyway. You may need one of them and you can always have the pleasure of saying NO!
Last edited: 03 April 2017 14:09:04
Hope I've not forgotten anyone else who's AWOL ... sorry if I have ... I'm notoriously bad at names/faces ... aren't I Wonky
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Afternoon
Morning in the office - just hanging around at home now as I have an appointment at 5pm. Can never 'get on' when I know I have to go out later.
Nice to see Doc and Clari are back with us
Sad news coming out of St Petersburg at the moment
In from the garden, tired and achy, but in a good way.
I think it is going to be dry all week, so I have no excuses for not catching up a bit.
Now for a bath and decide what to cook for dinner.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
progress indeed clari, not so good about the job front.
Cutting grass again to day . The stuff I chucked out the back of the mower is now dry and the sensor keeps saying it's full. gggrrrr. I've given in and come in for a cuppa but hours more before it's finished.
Clari - progress on the home front
As for work....you've been doing the work of two without the pay
Yes, I've just heard the news about St Petersburg
Pdoc - I'm tired and achy in a good way too
The garden was sadly neglected last spring and we never really caught up, what with Ma dying and a young relative staying with us unexpectedly for quite a while ... consequently this winter I looked at the garden and felt quite depressed, wondering if I'd ever have the energy to do the things that were needed to get it looking ok again ............. then spring came along and gave a helping hand
It's looking considerably improved already 
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Hot soak in the bath would be ideal for you ??but aware most prefer shower these days
im just out bath fresh Jammies on and chilling in bed watching telly as hubby is doing tea ??still not feeling 100%yet
Not very manly I know, but I love a good long soak in the bath, with some bubbles. Would not say no to a glass of bubbles either, but maybe a touch to decadent.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
OH has suggested a massage ... so that when I wake up tomorrow I don't spend the first hour saying 'ooooh .... ahhhhhh .... ooomph ..... ' Romantic soul isn't he?
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.