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Originally posted by noviceveggrower View PostAfternoon all. Well yet another nice and sunny day here at the moment. Didn't water last night as the heavens opened about 7ish. Think it will need watering today though.
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Afternoon all...
Things happen in 3s they say, so after the window and wallet incident, we had a car accident to contend with
Daughter was in car with MIL and BIL and they were in a crash..Car is wrote off and they crashed though a fence post, hit a tree and broke it in half and missed a telephone pole by inches...Car ended up buried in a ditch not visible from the road; they were very lucky they weren't seriously hurt..As the fire brigade man said to me, they should do the Lotto this weekend...
On a more positive note, the wallet turned up yesterday and I hadn't cancelled cards as I was pretty sure (after retracing my steps and viewing some CCTV from a local shop) that it had to be at home somewhere...so one good point...
Never dull...I dream of a better tomorrow, where chickens can cross the road and not be questioned about their motives....
...utterly nutterly
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Oh Trip, what an awful bad run of luck youre having.
Thankfully, nobody lost their lives. Hopefully, your look has turned.
Glad youve got your wallet back.
And when your back stops aching,
And your hands begin to harden.
You will find yourself a partner,
In the glory of the garden.
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Good afternoon folks. Just popping in to say I went to the Seeds of Italy shop in Harrow today with Barlesugar - amazing place. Naturally I have told them all about the vine... it would have been rude not toWhooops - now what are the dogs getting up to?
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Glad your family are OK, Trip, though I expect they're all shaken by what happened.
I'm saying nothing about your wallet turning up at home..................but you can imagine what I'm thinking
Its a cloudy sunshiny day over by yer and I'm about to create a perennial broad bean bed - once I can make my mind up where to put it Just another nutty idea!
Hope you're all enjoying your Fridaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!!
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Originally posted by veggiechicken View PostWhat are you using, gg? Laptop, ipad or some other gadget I don't understand?
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Originally posted by Nicos View PostMornin Flo'nall !
We had a nice bit of rain in the early hours. It was lovely hearing it .
..don't ask, don't get eh?
and you dont always get when you askit may be a struggle to reach the top, but once your over the hill your problems start.
Member of the Nutters Club but I think I am just there to make up the numbers
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Evening Peep's!
Well, Well, Well, Really sad about cat Hazel, obviously missed that somewhere, So my heart goes out to you, same as chick Nico's!
Trip! Really glad family are ok from the recent Dilema's! And that the wallet turned up!
Nanny! Liver fat is really not good! So wish you all the very best with that!
BM, Never ever heard of a Yorkshire curd tart, & I've lived in Yorkshire all my life!
VC! Lovely salad! Oh n Nicos! We definatly haven't got room on here for 2 VC's"Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit, wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad"
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Good afternoon Folks, Trip someone must be looking after you, three family members coming out of a serious accident without major injury and finding your wallet intact, congratulations, glad you have such good reasons to be thankful.
VC how about putting your perennial broad bean bed in the garden, rather than in a bedroom. Have to go grandsons want to play hide and seek, they always find me, and I have tried hard to stay hiddenit may be a struggle to reach the top, but once your over the hill your problems start.
Member of the Nutters Club but I think I am just there to make up the numbers
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Golly gosh, Trip. Glad to hear your family is OK.
Anyway, we've just had a visit from a local shepherd (traditional - walks his sheep about). He says things are looking very grim in the village. The weather has ruined all the crops, so there will be very little money if any coming into people's households. Last year wasn't great either - a high price for almonds, but a small harvest. Young folk are already leaving, but no real jobs elsewhere. Who would be a farmer?
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