And the dream brought you back to us!
Thanks, dream.
Yes, I've failed to quit smoking a few times.
But quit quitting years back.
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Thanks, dream.
Yes, I've failed to quit smoking a few times.
But quit quitting years back.
I'm older ! Shaking my headHello my dears
Not if I take those years you offered.
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It's getting so the torts are faster then me ! I wish I was 40 again and faster !Happy belated birthday!
The older the wiser right
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Torts can be pretty fast. Earl is never faster than when I take my eyes off of him for a secondIt's getting so the torts are faster then me ! I wish I was 40 again and faster !
I think they can teleport when we're not looking.
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That would explain it
Hopefully speak again tomorrow, but I must get some sleep now.
It was lovely to 'see' you again, Meech!
Missed you around the place.
Take care, nighty night!
Night night, Roommates!
Sleep well, all.
It's going to be a smashing day, tomorrow!
Sleep well, all.
It's going to be a smashing day, tomorrow!
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See you in the morning! (For me)Hopefully speak again tomorrow, but I must get some sleep now.
It was lovely to 'see' you again, Meech!
Missed you around the place.
Take care, nighty night!
Good morning all and welcome back meech!
I got up silly o'clock (5:15am yawn!) and about to take JoesDad to the airport. He's flying to Mumbai for work
I got up silly o'clock (5:15am yawn!) and about to take JoesDad to the airport. He's flying to Mumbai for work
Good morning, Linda.Good morning all and welcome back meech!
I got up silly o'clock (5:15am yawn!) and about to take JoesDad to the airport. He's flying to Mumbai for work
Safe journey to Joe'sDad.
I got Mumbai Tummai there.
(local equivalent of Delhi Belly.)
Happy Sunday, Roommates!
No students today, but a couple of guests coming later and some photos to do.
Nearly finished the photos for "Esio Trot" now, but a couple of tortoise shots and some people ones to get done today and hopefully that will just leave half a dozen to go.
No students today, but a couple of guests coming later and some photos to do.
Nearly finished the photos for "Esio Trot" now, but a couple of tortoise shots and some people ones to get done today and hopefully that will just leave half a dozen to go.
JoesDad is on his way to Mumbai.
I came home and cooked Breakfast as the 5.30am toast felt like a long time ago!
And now I have been out in the garden. Note to self: when JoesDad says I won't have any problem putting the new plants in because he's dug it over already, check before he's on a plane. He didn't dig very deep and I had a big hole to dig
We are renovating a corner of the garden and want to introduce wildlife-friendly plants. We have bushes with berries - a big cotoneaster and two pyracanthas - which the birds love. I want things for the pollinators.
So I have been reading the RHS (Royal Horticultural Society) list of 'Plants for Pollinators' online and looking things up to see if they suit the size of the garden and, more importantly, if I like them
So we have started out with a medium sized buddleja that shouldn't get bigger than 7' high and a small one (that's sterile and won't self seed) that will stay around 3'. And then I have 3 compact potentillas to go in.
I also want to plant thyme and the sedum spectibile that always reminds us of Joe, but that will happen in the spring. I need JoesDad to move some Red Hot Poker first - it needs serious digging
I came home and cooked Breakfast as the 5.30am toast felt like a long time ago!
And now I have been out in the garden. Note to self: when JoesDad says I won't have any problem putting the new plants in because he's dug it over already, check before he's on a plane. He didn't dig very deep and I had a big hole to dig
We are renovating a corner of the garden and want to introduce wildlife-friendly plants. We have bushes with berries - a big cotoneaster and two pyracanthas - which the birds love. I want things for the pollinators.
So I have been reading the RHS (Royal Horticultural Society) list of 'Plants for Pollinators' online and looking things up to see if they suit the size of the garden and, more importantly, if I like them
So we have started out with a medium sized buddleja that shouldn't get bigger than 7' high and a small one (that's sterile and won't self seed) that will stay around 3'. And then I have 3 compact potentillas to go in.
I also want to plant thyme and the sedum spectibile that always reminds us of Joe, but that will happen in the spring. I need JoesDad to move some Red Hot Poker first - it needs serious digging
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Good morning and thank you!Good morning all and welcome back meech!
I got up silly o'clock (5:15am yawn!) and about to take JoesDad to the airport. He's flying to Mumbai for work
515 IS silly! My goodness. Ben gets up around 430 most days to go to work. It's awful
Hello Meech and welcome back. Nice to see you around.
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You too Gillian! Are you and Oli well?
