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Originally Posted by Rosgirl:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by ~Sweet Summer~:
That's exciting ros, mr summer and I saw it on Julia bradbury's canal walks and in a walking mag last month- it looks fantastic! Yogi, you must be a keen green thumb to do both veg & flowers I love home grown radishes, my patents always grew them when I was a child

I do enjoy growing things, although I'm not always successful - last year, my two pepper plants only produced one tiddly pepper between them.

yes - that happened to us the first year we tried cucumbers we were not successful with cauliflowers broccoli or cabbage either

My dad, who is very green-fingered, can never successfully grow carrots, but his onions, leeks, turnips and beetroot are always great.

Yogi19

Good morning everyone

 

Squiggle, you're early this morning Sorry to hear that it's still misty and drizzly there - here it's fairly cloudy, there may be some rain later but no sign yet, and mild but unlikely to be quite as warm as yesterday.

 

My brother is visiting me for the weekend and will be arriving later this afternoon so I probably won't be around here much over the next couple of days. I hope you all have a great weekend whatever you are doing.

 

El Loro
Originally Posted by El Loro:

Good morning everyone

 

Squiggle, you're early this morning Sorry to hear that it's still misty and drizzly there - here it's fairly cloudy, there may be some rain later but no sign yet, and mild but unlikely to be quite as warm as yesterday.

 

My brother is visiting me for the weekend and will be arriving later this afternoon so I probably won't be around here much over the next couple of days. I hope you all have a great weekend whatever you are doing.

 

I hope you have a good weekend with your brother EL.  I had to take my daughter and eldest grandson to the station to catch the 7am train so I was up super early (for me) and in the dark the mist was quite frightening to drive in, the visibility was awful, no streetlights on the most difficult bit.

squiggle
Originally Posted by squiggle:
Originally Posted by El Loro:

Good morning everyone

 

Squiggle, you're early this morning Sorry to hear that it's still misty and drizzly there - here it's fairly cloudy, there may be some rain later but no sign yet, and mild but unlikely to be quite as warm as yesterday.

 

My brother is visiting me for the weekend and will be arriving later this afternoon so I probably won't be around here much over the next couple of days. I hope you all have a great weekend whatever you are doing.

 

I hope you have a good weekend with your brother EL.  I had to take my daughter and eldest grandson to the station to catch the 7am train so I was up super early (for me) and in the dark the mist was quite frightening to drive in, the visibility was awful, no streetlights on the most difficult bit.

I hate driving in mist/fog and it's doubly difficult when it's dark too.

I always end up with a headache when I've driven in fog.

Yogi19
Originally Posted by El Loro:

It's a relaxing chill-out time - although I've spoken with my brother several times since Christmas, it is the first time this year that we will see each other. Next time is scheduled for over Easter.

 

Squiggle, you must have been glad to get back home from that drive - scary

That'll be nice for both of you. You and your brother seem to have a close bond, which is lovely.

Yogi19
Good morning It started out very wet here this morning but it's rather humid, and now the sun is shining! Squiggle I hope that you feel ok now after your unsettling drive, that foggy weather was poorly timed, I hope it clears fast for you :and the frogs) El I hope you & your brother have a lovely relaxing weekend, thank goodness the trains are not troubled by snow this weekend
~Sparkling Summer~

Good afternoon everyone.    We have had another beautiful spring like day here today, although it is clouding over now.  The forecast for the weekend is good too. 

 

I don't know if you remember but I didn't plant any tomatoes last year, after my knee op, but some self sown ones appeared in the pots.  I don't think I ever told you all but I harvested 143 lovely mini tomatoes, which tasted wonderful, for nothing!!  Not bad going. (I know I'm daft but I just couldn't help keeping a count of how many I picked). 

 

Will try and plant up my pots this year if I can get some help.  It's no good trying to plant any form of vegetables in our garden because the rabbits get to them.  My brother-in-law, who lives next door, has resorted to putting an electric fence round his large vegetable patch but the rabbits still manage to get in somewhere!!

 

Hope you all have a good weekend.  The weather is certainly better than the last time your brother was coming El Loro.  No.1 son and family will be here so I don't expect to be about much.  Love you all. 

Joyron

Good morning everyone

 

My brother arrived yesterday right on time to the minute. As usual he brings cake for us over the weekend and this time he brought :

It's quite nice and it's crunchy

The box says 10 portions, (somehow I don't think it will be as much as 10)

 

A nice sunny day here today - squiggle, I hope your cold drizzly misty weather has gone

 

Summer, I wonder if your bunnies are in league with squiggle's moles.

El Loro

Good morning everyone.  That cake looks gorgeous EL - what you said about the portion size reminds me of one of dear Frank Carson's jokes that I was reading yesterday.  A man goes into a pizza shop and the guy behind the counter asks if he wants his pizza cut into 6 or 8 pieces, oh 6 he says I don't think I could eat 8

squiggle
I like that squiggle! Yogi, yes I'm at work today- so far so good, and my colleague turned up too Well girls, I awoke to hear on the news that one lucky UK winner scooped the entire euro millions jack pot of ÂĢ47 million. I spent half an hour getting ready for work imagining the kind of cruise I could send us all on should I have been the winner.. But alas, it wasn't me who won
~Sparkling Summer~

@ the pizza joke.

I have been to Costco to stock up on items for the freezer. I think I have read too many books on the homefront during WW2, as I am never truly relaxed unless my cupboards and freezer are full of food. If rationing is ever reintroduced, I am ready for it!

Summer, I bought the March issue of Gardener's World magazine. In it, they have given some ideas for nectar-rich flowers in pots. Their suggestions are Lavender 'Munstead'

Geranium 'Glenluce'

Nepeta 'Walker's Low'

Salvia 'Lubecca'

Polemonium 'White Pearl'.

They also mentioned marigolds, sedum, cornflowers and borage.

Yogi19
Last edited by Yogi19

Hi everyone xx

Been so busy hardly get time for myself these days.
Hope you all well, and El you are enjoying the time time with your brother. That cake looks lovely, it wouldnt last 5 minutes in my house! 

I have a friend like you Yogi, her freezer and cupboards are bulging with food! 
Talking about freezers, my chest freezer decided to defrost itself, not really sure when, but last night the stuff inside had defrosted. I have been handing out food to all that will take it and been cooking the roast and chicken, so have saved some stuff. Now it has one lonely pizza inside it! If its not one thing its another here ! 

FM

Hi Yogi, i am going to join Aimee,s club, everything electrical is not working as it should here. Hoover not got suction either, had it to bits, think it may be a sock up the hose

Plus , just coloured my hair with the same one i have used for ages and its turned out very red  It should be medium brown. Where is Summer when i need her ! 

FM

Oh no, you have had a bad run of luck.

How did the sock get sucked up the hoover - has your son been using it?

Re the hair dye, I had a similar problem. The box said light golden brown (my usual, but not natural, colour) and it came out much darker than normal. It's probably much nearer to my original, nearly black colour but it's too dark for my aging skintone now.

Yogi19
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