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  • Hope all is back to normal for you tomorrow VC. As for the dust, forget it, lifes too short.

    And when your back stops aching,
    And your hands begin to harden.
    You will find yourself a partner,
    In the glory of the garden.

    Rudyard Kipling.sigpic

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    • Originally posted by bramble View Post
      Hope all is back to normal for you tomorrow VC. As for the dust, forget it, lifes too short.
      >>> Quite agree Bramble, it only keeps on coming back....!! >>>
      ~~~ Gardening is medicine that does not need
      a prescription ... And with no limit on dosage.
      - Author Unknown ~~~

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      • Evening

        Frazzled up norf clocking in, mil at home now.
        Was supposed to cooking pots steaks bug I've put them in freezer instead of fridge, defrosting now .
        Got some work stuff sorted, some tedious phone calls , delivered mil, went to my parents (dad at daycare) as mum was washed out other day but today she was so happy ..was lovely . oH was exhausted from overworking and Was nodding off on her couch (not that she cares, happy he is comfy enough there to nod), watered some plants . Going to do some gardening tomo , feeding etc as rain due night and onwards boooooooo.
        Back to cooking ...

        Ps using up low alcohol wine we bought for mil (guzzles but can't take much strength these days..we havnt told her its weak) ..mixing it with sangria tonight as its sunny.
        ��Cheers

        Ramble ramble..am tired
        Northern England.

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        • Hope vision Sorts quick VC
          Susie ..don't feel bad , it takes time. ((Hugs))

          Brain drain sorry folks forgot rest .
          Ps OH in music mode with tv you tubing 80s ..tears for fears , new order anyone
          Last edited by Containergardener; 16-05-2016, 07:31 PM.
          Northern England.

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          • It's windy and the sun is shining. The blossom looks like pretty pink snow falling making drifts of pink and white. Then it will rain and we'll bring the soggy mess inside and tread it into the carpets!
            Granny on the Game in Sheffield

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            • Sangria sounds just the ticket, ContainerGardener - pour me a glass as well will you

              Hope your eyes get better soon VC. It's funny imagining a chicken wearing shades though you know which is now the vision I have of you. Not funny for you though - real pain in the rear I can imagine.

              Hugs to you Susie. No wonder you feel blue today. These anniversaries of loved ones who've passed on can hit us real hard. I hope you can reflect more on good times and memories with your Dad and not think on the sad stuff too much. Tomorrow is another day and hopefully you will wake up and feel wonderful

              Another lovely day weather wise. It was still 16 in the PT just a few moments ago and last of the sunlight was shining on it. So good to see all the growth coming on. Some things haven't worked (like my broccoli which has been a complete disaster!) but more things are working than not which is all I can hope for really. Have nice evening everyone.
              LOVE growing food to eat in my little town back garden. Winter update: currently growing overwintering onions, carrots, lettuce, chard, salad leaves, kale, cabbage, radish, beetroot, garlic, broccoli raab, some herbs.

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              • Originally posted by Containergardener View Post
                Evening

                Frazzled up norf clocking in

                Ps using up low alcohol wine we bought for mil (guzzles but can't take much strength these days..we havnt told her its weak) ..mixing it with sangria tonight as its sunny.
                ��Cheers

                Ramble ramble..am tired
                A www, bless CG, you do sound frazzled ....
                Have a blummin good guzzle of that weak wine/sangria and all will feel a bit better ...
                Get a good nights' sleep chick
                ~~~ Gardening is medicine that does not need
                a prescription ... And with no limit on dosage.
                - Author Unknown ~~~

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                • Craftymarie, thanks for your lovely, wise, kind words x You've bought another tear to my eye, but am ok now ...

                  It's a promise of things to come, all that new life springing up around us! Glad your things are all doing well in your PT.
                  ~~~ Gardening is medicine that does not need
                  a prescription ... And with no limit on dosage.
                  - Author Unknown ~~~

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                  • Originally posted by SusieG View Post
                    Hope the laser treatment was successful, VC !!
                    Thought VC had been getting her tattoos removed - then read the previous page!
                    Hope it works well VC
                    What do you get if you divide the circumference of a pumpkin by its diameter?
                    Pumpkin pi.

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                    • Thanks everyone for your kind thoughts - even the rude ones
                      I had cataract ops a few years ago and the laser treatment was to let more light through the back of the lens. I think its very common to need it after cataract surgery.
                      So far so good Back to the hosp in 3 weeks when they'll probably do the other eye

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                      Last edited by veggiechicken; 16-05-2016, 09:22 PM.

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                      • Feelin' grumpy tonight, and aching all over. Think I overdid at the weekend.

                        The plot's reached that annoying stage where you nearly have it all under control, but not quite near enough... and you've had enough of digging and weeding. Sighs.

                        Think I need to plan a day around the 2yo, and not my To Do List.

                        Although I will still selfishly require coffee. Lots of coffee.

                        G'night, lovelies.

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                        • Hate eyes!! �� Hope they are ok though VC. Wonder if they would do dogs? Harry dog is very quickly losing his sight. If you throw a ball you have to hold it to his eyes and throw it gently in a straight line. Cataracts I think.
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                          • I showed myself a red card and thought I had to spend my evening upstairs away from the commentary, but my eldest Golden Girl surprised me with a visit and I've spent a lovely two hours chatting with her in the dining room. Marvellous! Trouble is, it's still on (injury time I think). Oh well, a little pootle around the Vine will end my evening nicely. Goodnight
                            Granny on the Game in Sheffield

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                            • Originally posted by Jay22 View Post
                              Hate eyes!! �� Hope they are ok though VC. Wonder if they would do dogs? Harry dog is very quickly losing his sight. If you throw a ball you have to hold it to his eyes and throw it gently in a straight line. Cataracts I think.
                              Oh poor Harry dog ... Keep doing what you're doing Jay, he'll still be a happy boy chasing that ball, even if it takes a bit more effort for him - don't forget how much they use their sense of smell too ...
                              ~~~ Gardening is medicine that does not need
                              a prescription ... And with no limit on dosage.
                              - Author Unknown ~~~

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                              • Originally posted by Jay22 View Post
                                Hate eyes!! �� Hope they are ok though VC. Wonder if they would do dogs? Harry dog is very quickly losing his sight. If you throw a ball you have to hold it to his eyes and throw it gently in a straight line. Cataracts I think.
                                They do do dog cataracts, Jay - though not at the hospital Many years ago, one of my dogs had cataract surgery but I wouldn't put another dog through it. Old Mary is practically blind but she's happy enough.

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