I couldn't be bothered with all the faffing about every time you needed to go to the loo.

Look what I found...!

Very practical Yogi 

Very quaint Sweet 

 Perfect!

 When you get to my age, these things become very important.

That's one of my reasons too yogi lol that and getting too hot! I often end up laying on my belly with my arms under the pillow

 

If I had to, you know I'd choose this one..

I wonder why 

 I'm not surprised you would choose that one.

I wonder if Sweet has nodded off Yogi? 

I'm going to try to read more than three pages of my book tonight.

Goodnight Summer and Moonie, see you tomorrow..

 I think she is in the candle thread.

Night night.

Good luck with that 

Goodnight Yogi. Sleep well and have a lovely Sunday   

Okies. Fanks. Night night 

Sorry, I was just heading up to clean my teeth when I realised I had a load of laundry to hang! Sweet dreams yogi I hope you enjoy your book

I must confess, I'm wearing mismatched pj's tonight the top is flowery and the bottoms have dogs on lol it's because the top for these pj's is long sleeved and too hot for summer snoozes..!

Not good etiquette to wear mismatches Sweet    

Lol I know moonie, I'll sort it out tomorrow

 

Good morning everyone

 

Another sunny morning here though later there's a small possibility of a shower in the forecast.

 

 at those onesies.

Good morning everyone, thank you for the cake Yogi, it was delicious   Summer that rhubarb crumble looks lush, it made my mouth water.  I am reading Catherine Alliott at the moment Summer, I am hoarding my Milly Johnson's. I hope your book is good, I enjoyed the other one about sweet shops, is it the same author?  I found loads of new authors with that short story book though so lots of exploring to do.

 

I'm with you on the onesies Yogi I am sure they are comfortable but no way could I be faffing about every time I went to spend a penny.  As I take a water tablet it would be asking for trouble

Good morning Sunshine, dog walked and breakfast cooking... It's going to be a grand day

I think the author of the sweet shop did one about a cupcake cafe too squiggle, and I'm sure I saw a new one in the shops recently too

Good morning everyone. The sun is shining, although not particularly warm.

Squiggle, you and I are on the same page re the onesies.

I watched Gardeners' World on Friday night and Monty Don (my gardening guru, who has a fabulous golden retriever called Nigel) says it is time for tomato plants to go into a grow bag. A trip to the garden centre today or tomorrow is on the cards.

I spy pancakes!

 

Good morning, Summer.

I forgot to mention last night that my rhubarb was given to me by a customer, who has an allotment. I was also given some fresh eggs, hence the pancakes for breakfast. You just know what I'm going to do, don't you

Good morning yogi a pancake breakfast would get you fuelled up for a trip to the garden centre

 I do!

If you have any leftovers, you know where to send them.

It certainly would.

I am thinking of making some now.

Creme fraiche & rhubarb pancakes...

Do it yogi!

Heaven on a plate! *drools*

 

Will do! Off to make pancakes.

#spreadthepancakelove

Bacon with pancakes. Intended having some maple syrup too but it was out of date. Saved me from some serious calories though.

At church today, the curate had a bit of a quiz for us with yes or no answers. Some of the answers she gave were odd so I thought I would look into a couple of them.

 

She asked if the average person swallowed 4 spiders a night whilst sleeping. Her answer was that was incorrect and that the average person swallowed 8, Before you panic, her answer was totally wrong. There is an urban myth that people swallow 8 during the course of a year, not a day. And in any case, that's an urban myth.

 

She asked us if the human heart stops for a second every time you sneeze. Her answer was that it does. That's another urban myth with no truth whatsoever. Although it might feel as if it does that's not the case. A Google search shows:

No. Your heart keeps right on beating, even through the worst sneezing fit you can imagine.

Coughing, sneezing, bearing down, and other activities can change the pressure inside the chest and the blood flow back to the heart from the veins. It’s theoretically possible that sneezing could change blood flow enough to cause the heart to delay a beat for a fraction of a second. These kinds of variations in heart rate are normal and occur in all healthy people.

 

She had got her questions off the internet, and it just goes to show that sometimes you need to question what you find on the net.