Mum has finally completed on her house sale today, interrupted by covid-19 since February, although she is not due to move until Tuesday.
The auctioneers collected the last load this morning, everything is ready to roll, and we complete our 14 days quarantine on Sunday morning!
What a ferocious fortnight ...
Spotting some sweet peas still in flower
Three more chooks and the first egg of the year.
Grandson gobbling galina and gardeners delight tomatoes (Yesterday). He's eaten all the G.D.
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And now he's finished off the galina.
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I have missed good ole forum giggles and chuckling ?
If I say that seeing Norfolk Grey here again make me happy, you'd think I was a creep so I'll just say that my new girls have laid 2 eggs today.
The unearthing of roots in the compost revealed how rusted out the corrugated iron sheets that made up the bin were. A chance encounter with nextdoor but one - who was curious about what we were doing- and me being cheeky asking if they had any spare wrinkly tin sheets lying around they didn't want, resulted in acquiring some new sheets for the sides and base of my bin. It feels like Xmas.
(17-10-2020, 08:20 PM)Mark_Riga Wrote: [ -> ]Grandson gobbling galina and gardeners delight tomatoes (Yesterday). He's eaten all the G.D.
And now he's finished off the galina.
Good onthe young lad Mark
(17-10-2020, 08:20 PM)Mark_Riga Wrote: [ -> ]Grandson gobbling galina and gardeners delight tomatoesÂ
Thought this was on the Alphabet thread - its quite a tongue twister.
That there are people out there that genuinely make the simplest thing so ruddy hard that the only option left is to larf!