Good morning everyone it's forecast to be a sunny morning with sunny intervals later.
Enjoy your day everyone 
Just been cutting the grass, it was rather long as it was the first time since 30 March. Hadn't needed cutting during the dry weather in much of April and then, as everywhere it's been rather wet. Last couple of days has had a trivial amount of rain so today the grass was relatively dry. About 3 times quantity of grass cut compared to normal.
@El Loro posted:Neighbour at the back had the same idea as they started mowing a couple of minutes after I did. They use a noisy petrol mower, takes them longer than I take though their lawn isn't larger than mine - I think they may have just finished.
Good start for you and your neighbour then El 
@Moonie posted:Good morning everyone
A sunny start to the day here. The forecast is for sunny changing to cloudy by nighttime with a high of 20°
I hope itâs sunny where you are too
Enjoy your day everyone
Very similar forecast as mine. Next week is expected to get to 24°, another reason I cut the grass today as the temperature is more comfortable for doing that.
Evening all. I havenât had a chance to read back yet.
It was a nice, sunny day so I planted some wildflower seed bombs in what used to be my herb garden. My herbs are now in pots.
I hope youâve all had a good day
Goodnight and sweet dreams, Moonie, El and Ros
Hug for the night owls 
night yogi moonsieee EL
Good morning everyone it looks as if it will be cloudy today although staying dry.
Enjoy your day everyone
Good morning everyone
A cloudy day here, may get some rain.
Yogi, I hope your wildflowers are very nice 
Just had my energy bills covering the last 6 months. Little difference in the amount of electricity used, 12% more gas used. That's wholly due to April and May having been cooler than normal.
I hope everyone has a good day
@El Loro posted:Good morning everyone
A cloudy day here, may get some rain.
Yogi, I hope your wildflowers are very nice
Just had my energy bills covering the last 6 months. Little difference in the amount of electricity used, 12% more gas used. That's wholly due to April and May having been cooler than normal.
I hope everyone has a good day
Started work on a set of client accounts. Found that they've had a refund of bank charges - they used to be charged ÂĢ1 per month for fortnightly bank statements. Rules changed so that as the monthly ones were free they shouldn't have been charged the ÂĢ1. Goes back years. The refund is part refund (which is business income as these are business accounts) and part interest from which 20% tax has been deducted so that goes in box 1 of the main tax return.
So I need a spit of the refund between charges and interest. That split is missing from the box of documents from the client. So I've emailed them about this as it could take quite some time if they have to contact their bank. Worth getting the split as otherwise they effectively would be paying double tax on the interest part,
@El Loro posted:Started work on a set of client accounts. Found that they've had a refund of bank charges - they used to be charged ÂĢ1 per month for fortnightly bank statements. Rules changed so that as the monthly ones were free they shouldn't have been charged the ÂĢ1. Goes back years. The refund is part refund (which is business income as these are business accounts) and part interest from which 20% tax has been deducted so that goes in box 1 of the main tax return.
So I need a spit of the refund between charges and interest. That split is missing from the box of documents from the client. So I've emailed them about this as it could take quite some time if they have to contact their bank. Worth getting the split as otherwise they effectively would be paying double tax on the interest part,
Could be worth a few quid then El?
Wanted - caretaker to look after an uninhabited Scottish island - Isle Martin:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-...nds-islands-57282018
Article mentions that the Summer Isles are beyond Isle Martin. There is no connection between them and Summer Isle where the film "The Wicker Man" was set - that island is fictitious.
@El Loro posted:Wanted - caretaker to look after an uninhabited Scottish island - Isle Martin:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-...nds-islands-57282018
Article mentions that the Summer Isles are beyond Isle Martin. There is no connection between them and Summer Isle where the film "The Wicker Man" was set - that island is fictitious.
I think I will pass on that El
night yogi monnsiee EL
Good morning everyone the forecast is for sunny intervals today.
Enjoy your day everyone
The documentary "Nederlands in zeven lessen" (1948)
It's in Dutch. The most interesting part starts at 6 minutes 56 seconds when you see a young woman walking on the pavement, stops before crossing the road, crosses the road, is hailed by the narrator, she says something, and the next moment you see her as a plane stewardess. She appears from time to time until 11 minutes 7 seconds when she says "Good Bye".
19 at the time and her first appearance on screen. She is in the credits right at the end,
Evening all I havenât read back yet.
Sunny morning, followed by a cloudy afternoon and now itâs sunny again.
I managed to pot up my hanging baskets so ðĪðŧthere are no more frosts.
I hope youâve all had a good day
@Yogi19 posted:Evening all
Sunny morning, followed by a cloudy afternoon and now itâs sunny again.
I managed to pot up my hanging baskets so ðĪðŧthere are no more frosts.
I hope youâve all had a good day
Hi Yogi
Mostly cloudy here with the occasional glimpses of sunshine 
Well potted
My day has been good fankoo. I trust yours has too
Iâm glad your day has been good, Moonie
My day was good too. Yesterday was even better as we had a visit from my youngest and DiL. We hadnât seen them since before Christmas
Goodnight and sweet dreams, Moonie, Ros and El
Hug for any night owls