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Kristoff

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Happy Friday all!
I have had to log in 3 times so far this morning. :mad:
I see some others have been having this problem so I have followed the advice of one of them to tick the 'stay logged in' box and see if that helps.
It's only started since the issue with the ads.
Anyone else having this problem?

I “stay logged in” and haven’t had the issue, although sometimes it just throws me back to a previous page.
 

Kristoff

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Excellent as ever from the HH team :D I didn’t realise they’d made it overseas. I kind of assumed their bias was too British

We came across it randomly in one of the BBC channels, and I haven’t been able to get this one out of my head completely ever since [emoji85][emoji23]
 

JoesMum

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We came across it randomly in one of the BBC channels, and I haven’t been able to get this one out of my head completely ever since [emoji85][emoji23]

The HH books that spawned the TV programmes are excellent. Kids about the age of your daughter are addicted to them. Terry Deary, the writer, is very good.
 

Yvonne G

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Hoho sorry im being intrusive!! « rendez-vous »!! It always makes me laugh when english people say french words! I got a friend James he’s from california and he got married to a Canadian and got two kids anyway the point is he had a so funny accent! A common thing USA people like to say is « Déjà-vu » I guess there’s no word for that in english? They say, « deja vous » which means something else and when anything is about France they say something like « I would like a « croissant » please » lol . And we here in Qc are way worse, people use anglisicm ALL the time in conversations...BUT we are WAY better at speaking english than actual Frenchs from France, we cringe badly when we hear them speak english and what’s weird is we protect the French language way more than they do they think speaking english is THE coolest thing and use even more anglisicm than us!! Btw I tried speaking a little spanish when I went to rep.dominicaine and it’s so hard!! The only thing I learned Is « quatro huevos por favor » which means four eggs please...I think cali people tend to learn spanish as a second language because of all the mexicans? Maybe @Yvonne knows a little?
Un lapiz es en la mesa!
 

Yvonne G

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I am pretty sure the first occupant has been moved on... reluctantly.

The nest build was very slow and used the ‘wrong’ materials... grass rather than moss... I think this is an inexperienced female.

The new female has been so determined, and so quick, in sorting out the box. It’s like she has done it before and knows exactly what she’s doing.

The first occupant will be better prepared for her next nest.
Maybe I should have said last year's occupant instead of first occupant.
 

AZtortMom

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They flew from Texas to San Francisco, rented two cars ( there are seven of them plus two babies in car seats), and you know how tedious it is to keep your eyes on the road plus keep track of the "other" car, and it's a six hour drive from there to Oregon. Yup. . . I was concerned.

Me too!
 

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