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Morning Ladies & Martin, hope ur havin' a good time in the southern hemisphere. It's wet 'n' windy here so don't see me doing anything outside today. Got a wash load on which can be hung out in the log store to blow. Have a good one whatever you are up to.
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Morning
its windy and dry here. I'm of later to buy compost its time I got around to sowing some seeds.
Location....East Midlands.Comment
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Mornin all!
....yeh...I did, finally get back to sleep
Nice to see Martin though!
Swimming for me today..then tidying up ...then making various curries ready for guests coming over tomorrow night.
Ha!...this time I AM making curries!
Chick pea and spinach , and a chicken something or other-both from scratch.
Have a great day all
Last edited by Nicos; 22-02-2017, 09:58 AM."Nicos, Queen of Gooooogle" and... GYO's own Miss Marple
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Bright blue skies but a howling gale(Doris on her way), glad I bought a sturdy greenhouse, though I keep checking to make sure it's still there lol.Comment
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Morning All from wet and windy SW. Never mind the sun will be out soon
Is tomorrow "Doris Day"?
Well, can't hang around, I have decluttering to do - its B for Biscuit tin
Stay safe and dry everyone!Comment
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Good afternoon, remaining heavy with a driving wind at present feels cold when in the wind, but car showing 8c was out and bought
flooring so that has to go down nowff
it 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 numbersComment
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Good day all,hope your all well,thought i had better look in,things are still tootaling along ,all i want now is to start on the chicken coop,i lay putting it together instead of sleeping,then fall asleep in the day ,also looking at a shower instead of a bath we not use as a wallow tub,my head has been in a spin,coffee calling,help yourselves,
sigpicAnother nutter ,wife,mother, nan and nanan,love my growing places,seed collection and sharing,also one of theseComment
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Artnoon LottieD
My Mum swapped her bath which had a shower over it, for a walk-in shower with a seat in it. Its much easier for her as she is unsteady on her feet and couldn't lift her leg over the side of the bath. If necessary, she could be wheeled into the shower.
Might be worth you considering
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That IS what we gona do,been doing my home work on gogle,lots of measuring,looking and thinking,waiting for a plumber to come and move the towel rail a few in's,and advise,son and i are almost sure where we going,then it will be all out for a tray and shower screen,thinking of a hinged door,as it gives a wider access,plus and slip ups,the door can be slung open easy,and the lecie to put the new wire in,however,i do not fancy anymore tiling,so another will do it,but i will studd the little bit off wall that will cover the cable and water pipe,it will be going in a reccess in front of the little window,where a shower curtain will go,i will cut it to fit,that will also free up room to put a chair in,so much better for us both,this is our dream for now,then send the bath lift back.sigpicAnother nutter ,wife,mother, nan and nanan,love my growing places,seed collection and sharing,also one of theseComment
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What about a wet room? I know people who've done that but it may depend on the shape of your bathroom.Comment
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I believe that entails digging up the floor and relaying,so it slopes into the plug hole,the floor tiles are to good to destroy,when the rad is moved,a 800 tray will go in,then hopping to get a 1300 long tray and screen,if not a 1200,and box a good 7" to 1 side,it will go from side to side,it is only a narrow area,we pinched a bit of the bedroom next door a while ago,to get a loo and baisin in easier,at the moment the bath runs longways down the space,if only i could post a pic,sigpicAnother nutter ,wife,mother, nan and nanan,love my growing places,seed collection and sharing,also one of theseComment
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Afternoon all. Been a busy few days, off to visit my parents who live about 5 hours drive away. Had lots of fun & children v happy to see their grandparents and grandparents happy to see them.
Back home now, Doris is with us. Now to empty the car and collect dog at 4.30. Have a very large sheet of cardboard for the garden in the car.Another happy Nutter...Comment
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Afternoon all, been a busy day so far, dump, bank, £1 shop and a few others
Then the Wednesday discount shop for more decorating bits
Phew! Home with a cup of hot chocolate, catching up with you guys.
Oh, and half me washing was hanging off the line when I got back GrrrNannys make memoriesComment
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Busy day here, baking first thing for my RDA session, a morning of chasing and grooming fat muddy ponies (my allocated little 'angelic' swine tried to kick me 6 times - grrrrr) who were a bit spooked by the wind. This afternoon walking the 2 dogs I'm looking after, also spooked by the wind and going slightly bonkers.
Off now to babysit for my neighbour and play Batman lego in relative peace. I hope.http://mudandgluts.com - growing fruit and veg in suburbiaComment
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Today I saw the council workmen were planting on the traffic roundabout just up the road. I saw they were piling up the empty plastic flower pots so I asked if they were throwing them out. I collected 100 13.5cm pots. Looking forward to raising more plants from seed. My freesias from seed are about six cm high. I don't expect them to flower for a year or so.Comment
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