Team Leader

[Dobby]

Wow what a lot of responce thanks, I just siad to Mrs D what would you prefre shop bourght veg or home grown, cos thats what it might come down to . and we all know the answer
so I chouse Life
she has told me how to put it to my boss as well so it dont sound negative.
I was going to say I can not comit myself to you 100%
I comit myself to my plot 1000% and Mrs D 1000%
Its not worth the hassle
I dont need the stress I'd be thinking about work even if i was not in work
at the moment I think about the plot when im in work
I'm happy the way things are so why try and fix it if it ant broke
a big thank you to you all
good to know we are all like minded people Keep growing and eating

[mandyballantyne]

Hi Dobby,

I am glad to hear you have made your decisson, the right one!

Sounds like you both have a perfect lifestyle, enjoy it.

[SueA]

Agree, think you made the right choice Dobby & I bet Mrs.D. does too!

[The Reverend]

I'm not sure you have made the right decision,

Only Joking. well done Dobby, i just know it was for the best.

I hope the Lords hand won't weigh heavily upon me for joking.

[JennieAtkinson]

Difficult call Mr D - but I am sure you have made the right decision in the long run.

Personally I think growing things teaches patience and encourages a sense of your space in the scheme of things. Therefore, growing things makes people well-balanced?

Shirl I would echo these sentiments entirely. I think growing my own has made me re-evaluate many other things in my life and what I what to achieve.

[Polly Fouracre]

I once had a discussion with a perfectly strange young man on a train,(Strange ,as in I had never met him before!) on the difference between standard of living and quality of life.
Between Exeter St.David's and Taunton Deane, he was convinced that the two were one and the same,i.e. if you work all the hour God sends,wear youself to a frazzle and are stressed to death you can enjoy a state of the art apartment and can afford to holiday in Mauritius for two weeks every year,wear designer clothes and eat in all the best restaurants. That,to him,was quality of life.
BUT- he longed for a dog,had since childhood and due to his and his wife's strenuous work commitments couldn't have one.
He did moot suggestions such as "doggy nannies" etc.
By the time we got to Manchester Central I hope he was convinced that standard of living and quality of life were two quite separate things.

[Snadger]

I once had a discussion with a perfectly strange young man on a train,(Strange ,as in I had never met him before!) on the difference between standard of living and quality of life.
Between Exeter St.David's and Taunton Deane, he was convinced that the two were one and the same,i.e. if you work all the hour God sends,wear youself to a frazzle and are stressed to death you can enjoy a state of the art apartment and can afford to holiday in Mauritius for two weeks every year,wear designer clothes and eat in all the best restaurants. That,to him,was quality of life.
BUT- he longed for a dog,had since childhood and due to his and his wife's strenuous work commitments couldn't have one.
He did moot suggestions such as "doggy nannies" etc.
By the time we got to Manchester Central I hope he was convinced that standard of living and quality of life were two quite separate things.

Do you make a habit of revealing your innermost thoughts to strange men on long train journeys Polly

[scared55]

Do you make a habit of revealing your innermost thoughts to strange men on long train journeys Polly

Not a problem provided that is all Polly reveals to strange men on long train journeys

KK

[Polly Fouracre]

Do you make a habit of revealing your innermost thoughts to strange men on long train journeys Polly

I was going to say no,but..........??!!!!
Yes Snadger,that was all I revealed!!