..........for a chance of a holiday in SA I'll come and do it
- but I'm a slow worker so may be there sometime!!COLD DARK ROOM
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- but I'm a slow worker so may be there sometime!!
CarolM
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Whahaha. You are welcome anytime. [emoji3] [emoji3]..........for a chance of a holiday in SA I'll come and do it
Thank you Carol. See you tomorrow!
CarolM
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Cool. I have cornflakes in stock. So food is sorted.[emoji6]Thank you Carol. See you tomorrow!
I'm cheap to keep!
CarolM
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Ha ha ha. You can have the cornflakes for breakfast. We will have to have a proper South African braai.
I'll look forward to that!
Was this an un-used room before she took it over? What are you going to do on the floor?
I saw that Kellogg's added a CHOCOLATE frosted flakes to their repertoire, so I bought that. It's not bad.
CarolM
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Havent seen that here. We do have frosties but not the chocolate one.
For those playing along...
CarolM
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Well done for moving up 2 places. And well done Todd for being in the lead.
Yes, Todd is kicking it
Oh no can't beat the original! I like chocolate but not choc cereals or even choc cake much - but I will have a small slice if it's offered - just to be sociable of course!
It was my sons, then the grandson and now Delaney’s.
The grandson only comes on Monday so we kicked him out. He can nap in my bed.
We ripped out the carpet last night and putting in a new linoleum that looks like wood planks. You just cut and tap the planks in place like wood.
Here’s one last pic before the final make over. One wall will have stripes. She’s been on Pinterest.
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CHOCOLATE FROSTED FLAKES? You just shattered my reality! I'm leaving now for the store!
They are pretty good. My kid didn’t care for them.
Good morning all. A very happy Sunday to you all.
The weather here is beautiful and heading for very hot (by UK standards) next week
I have checked our camera trap, which I moved to watch the entrance to the sleeping box, and was surprised to find our hedgehogs have been active during the day!
I am wondering if they’re cleaning up under the bird feeder. There’s plenty of cover between the two for them to venture out undetected.
The sleeping box is behind the yew on the extreme right (arrowed) and the bird feeder on the left.
The camera trap is now scanning the bottom of the bird feeder to see if they appear there. I have no idea where the second one is sleeping. Perhaps under the cotoneaster nearest the bird feeder
The weather here is beautiful and heading for very hot (by UK standards) next week
I have checked our camera trap, which I moved to watch the entrance to the sleeping box, and was surprised to find our hedgehogs have been active during the day!
I am wondering if they’re cleaning up under the bird feeder. There’s plenty of cover between the two for them to venture out undetected.
The sleeping box is behind the yew on the extreme right (arrowed) and the bird feeder on the left.
The camera trap is now scanning the bottom of the bird feeder to see if they appear there. I have no idea where the second one is sleeping. Perhaps under the cotoneaster nearest the bird feeder
CarolM
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So cute. You really do have quite the zoo in your garden.Good morning all. A very happy Sunday to you all.
The weather here is beautiful and heading for very hot (by UK standards) next week
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I have checked our camera trap, which I moved to watch the entrance to the sleeping box, and was surprised to find our hedgehogs have been active during the day!
I am wondering if they’re cleaning up under the bird feeder. There’s plenty of cover between the two for them to venture out undetected.
The sleeping box is behind the yew on the extreme right (arrowed) and the bird feeder on the left.
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The camera trap is now scanning the bottom of the bird feeder to see if they appear there. I have no idea where the second one is sleeping. Perhaps under the cotoneaster nearest the bird feeder
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