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Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Skylark:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Skylark:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:

Skylark, my thighs have been aching after a couple of days of gardening, so you have my sympathy.

I hope your granddaughter has a lovely holiday and the weather stays fine for her.

You on another break  
Oh poor you, have a nice hot bath.
Thanks , yes she will. She loves the rain anyway, if it comes. Strange child! x

 No, we're finished now!

 

PB is the same, she loves jumping in puddles, and saying "splish, splash".

Oh bless   PB a right wee character. Hope all your hard work looks good and you can now put your feet up x

 She's a little minx!

 

Well, it certainly looks a lot better than it did. The number of weeds in the borders was ubelieveable! 

Yes the weeds grow quickly dont they , well done. You have reward yourself for your hard work x

FM

Good morning everyone, a little cloudier today.  Interesting map EL, I hope you don't notice any discomfort.  I notice that a huge wedge of pollution coming over from France, is there any particular reason for that?

 

My friendly robin is perched right outside my window on the decking, not having any luck with his 'worm watch' so far and his feathers are all puffed up so he looks like a little ball of brown fluff, must be a little chilly out there.

 

I hope everyone's aches and pains can be eased in a nice hot bath later Good luck with your present hunting Yogi for the girl who has everything, inspiration might suddenly strike.

 

Enjoy your day everyone

squiggle

Squiggle, I'm not expecting to notice any discomfort from the air pollution, I don't have any of the health conditions where people are at greater risk. The pollution seems to be the result of a combination of factors and it's possible that it's been made worse by farmers in France using fertiliser at this time of year.

 

Nice to have your friendly robin there

El Loro

I was reading the latest issue of one of my accountancy magazines and it mentioned something about clarity ISAs affecting accounts ending on or after 15 December 2012. It turns out that these ISAs aren't what we think of as ISAs but are international standards on auditing so as I don't do audits I don't need to panic

El Loro

I'll think about it squiggle but I see that the first episode includes them meeting Philip Pullman which puts me off due to his athiestic views (such as the His Dark Materials series of books written with the intent to be negative to Christianity and be the athiestic equivalent to the Narnia books by C S Lewis). Anathema.

 

El Loro

Unless you're very interested in the French journey, which was interesting and maybe worth a watch and I don't think was upsetting at all with them meeting up with their son and his children who live in France, then I can happily recommend the last one which I have just watched, and apart from Pru getting a little confused when going through a very complicated lock, and Tim did too, there was a happy atmosphere throughout and of course the Falkirk Wheel is well worth a watch

squiggle
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