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    I wonder if you would all be so kind as to look after Trousers for me whilst I'm in hospital having a 'Sense of Humour Bypass'?
    Naturally I'm not having that done, but it will sure as hell feel like it when I surface from the anaesthetic !

    See Wellie's suitcase:
    * Latest copy of GYO
    * Books: Elizabeth David's 'Provincial French Cooking' and 'Culinaria France'
    * Thoughtful Prezzies to open from Hazel at the Hill
    * Walkman radio and earphones, dial set to Radio 2
    * Knitting needles, pattern & wool (knot one, pull one? It's been so long!)

    Having just made 1.5 litres of Limoncello, I need you to remind him every evening to give the bottles a shake?

    And Wednesday, before going to work, he needs to put the Dustbin out, and any empty bottles he's accumulated in the last couple of evenings (!)

    When the coffee jar is getting empty, he needs to buy more.

    The cat does need feeding, and at least twice a day.
    Cuddles get given 'on demand', starting at between 0100 and 0300 hrs, culminating at the end of the day in a full-blown conversation as to how you feel your day went in comparison to hers'.....

    The fresh growing herbs in the conservatory, and the greenhouse crops do NOT water themselves, and Freezers DO generally tend to defrost if you don't close the door properly.

    Could you also remind him to open and close The Grown-Up Girls Greenhouse Doors a.m. and p.m. and if a frost is forecast, to pick all the Borlotti Beans, Squashes, Beetroot, Cape Goosegogs, SugarSnap Peas, Florence Fennel, Tomatoes, Chillies and Peppers BEFORE the frost!

    If the Estate Agents phone with a potential Viewing, he will need to pick his OWN sox and pants up off the bedroom floor...! And naturally, the cottage will need de-cobwebbing, hoovering and dusting. Unfortunately for Trousers, it will be HIS turn this time to clean The Bathroom (see 'Kevin'...)

    Oh, and given that there are four large blocks of Cheddar in the fridge, and Trousers used to be A Mouse in a previous life, perhaps you'd tell him that there are perfectly respectable home-made Soups and Casseroles in the Freezers for him to eat as well?

    Perhaps you could explain to him what a bunch of flowers looks like, and where to buy such an item? (I'll get a 'thick ear' for that one when he reads it - poorly Wellie or NOT!!) Oh, and if he could print anything funny off The Vine for me to read during Visiting Hours, it might reacquaint me with a Sense of Humour again before I'm allowed home!

    Well, that about wraps it up I guess. If you could keep him smiling and loosely 'sane' till I get back, I'd be more than grateful.
    Have a good week everyone, and see you again, I hope, very soon.

    Lots of Love for now,

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    Trousers, what you doing down there on your own, whisky is in, beer in the fridge (and cheese) and rugby on tv.

    Oh an Wellie, dont get the gnitting needles stuck in yer stitches.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by wellie View Post
      Perhaps you could explain to him what a bunch of flowers looks like, and where to buy such an item? ,
      I did not know that colli flowres came in bunches
      thats the only flowre I know of

      Take care willie hope you get better soon
      got to get you back digging
      Some things in their natural state have the most VIVID colors
      Dobby

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      • #4
        Wellie

        Tell him to call me if he gets bored - I'm bored this week, too, what with Scarey being in Paris looking after young'un and all

        By the way, if the sense of humour bypass works successfully, there will always be a job for you at Post Office Counters - I think it's a requirement to have it removed before even applying!

        Seriously - our thoughts are with you.

        KK

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        • #5
          Good luck Wellie, keep smiling.
          Imagination is everything, it is a preview of what is to become.

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          • #6
            Oh poor Wellie. Hospital is horrid, so boring. (Until they bring in an old 'un who's been dumped on the front steps at 2am, and she thinks she's Winston Churchill. That's faintly amusing for about 2 minutes.)

            You made me laugh about the cheese! I have put a bossy note in OH's fridge that says "eat your fruit!. And no, cheese is not a fruit"

            So, Trousers, where's the party? Are we all invited round?
            All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.

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            • #7
              Oh, poor Wellie, I hope all goes well for you. get well soon and make a speedy return to the vine, we shall miss you!.Loved the cat bit! who is cheering who up! I am still smiling. Guess who was getting cuddles between 1 and 3 am last night!!! my cats!
              Trousers, we are here if you need us! good luck with your week.

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              • #8
                Hope the hospital stay is short and uneventful (and pain free) oneWellie, we'll be keeping you in our thoughts until your safe return!

                Oh, and Mr D says Cheese is a fruit, espesh if it has Cranberries or Apricots or other such fruits in it (that he's patiently reeling off like a list atm! Lol!)
                Blessings
                Suzanne (aka Mrs Dobby)

                'Garden naked - get some colour in your cheeks'!

                The Dobby's Pumpkin Patch - an Allotment & Beekeeping blogspot!
                Last updated 16th April - Video intro to our very messy allotment!
                Dobby's Dog's - a Doggy Blog of pics n posts - RIP Bella gone but never forgotten xx
                On Dark Ravens Wing - a pagan blog of musings and experiences

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                • #9
                  Good luck Wellie, hope your earphones are the sort you can sleep with?! I'm sure Trousers will cope fine - OH has managed the kids/animals/garden just fine every time I've been in hosp., it's just when I'm home he seems all 'helpless'!

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                  • #10
                    OMG Wellie luv,

                    So, you're in then? I'll PM you when I've dealt with my charge, she can't quite lift her arms up yet but she's fine.

                    Trousers m'dear, we're going to see if we can confrence call you sometime - talk about cosmopolitan

                    Oh, and I wouldn't worry about Wellie when she gets home - what with her sense of humour removal etc she won't be able to hurt you for ages anyway

                    Lots of love to you both
                    x
                    Last edited by scarey55; 08-10-2007, 11:52 AM.
                    A garden is a lovesome thing, God wot! (Thomas Edward Brown)

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                    • #11
                      Hello, wife! How is Paris?

                      KK

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                      • #12
                        Wellie sweetie, print it out and teach him to read!
                        Cheese is the fruit of the cow (I eat tons too!)
                        Please come back soon, all better and make us laugh again. If the bypass works, you won't know your posts are funny - but we still will.
                        Take care chuck. I'm sure Trousers will fall on his feet - blokes usually do.

                        (Hope S of H bypasses are reversible!)

                        Flum
                        Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.

                        www.vegheaven.blogspot.com Updated March 9th - Spring

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                        • #13
                          Hope everything goes o.k. for you Wellie. I'm sure Trousers will cope like any man on his own- he'll live in a tip & tidy up 5 minutes before you come home!
                          Into every life a little rain must fall.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by SueA View Post
                            Hope everything goes o.k. for you Wellie. I'm sure Trousers will cope like any man on his own- he'll live in a tip & tidy up 5 minutes before you come home!
                            And how sexist is that!?

                            KK

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                            • #15
                              Hope it is a short and trouble-free visit to hospital Wellie. Maybe you better watch for funnies from the vine if you have stitches - don't want to do yourself a hurt.

                              Take care.
                              Happy Gardening,
                              Shirley

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