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Lots of good bits coming up, SC, shame you have to wear a dress for some of it.
We'll keep your seat warm until you come back!
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Enjoy the wedding SC and the gathering of the clans.
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Greetings from Salisbury
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Enjoy every minute of it
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Did you all remember to put the clocks back?
I have 2 clocks that I can see from my bed - one that reacts to movement - tap it and it lights up and the other is a clock radio. When I woke up I could see the clock radio and thought "No rush to get up, I can stay here for another hour". Next time I stirred, I tapped the bedside clock and it was really late. I hadn't realised that the clock radio had reset itself automatically. It was good to have a lie-in.
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(29-10-2023, 02:48 PM)Veggie Wrote: Did you all remember to put the clocks back?
I have 2 clocks that I can see from my bed - one that reacts to movement - tap it and it lights up and the other is a clock radio. When I woke up I could see the clock radio and thought "No rush to get up, I can stay here for another hour". Next time I stirred, I tapped the bedside clock and it was really late. I hadn't realised that the clock radio had reset itself automatically. It was good to have a lie-in. Similar to me, my watch gave the old time and my phone gave the updated time. Either way ,I had a lie in as I was up watching the boxing until after 1.00am.
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I saw some of the boxing too. Fury should have lost. He didn't even look like a boxer, with his shorts falling down and his fat wobbling.
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On the ferry on the way home . The wedding was really good. I had take away. I went to a garden centre . Now looking forward to seeing my boys. Hopefully starting on the build again very soon
Builder that would like to go play in the garden.
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(29-10-2023, 05:44 PM)Veggie Wrote: I saw some of the boxing too. Fury should have lost. He didn't even look like a boxer, with his shorts falling down and his fat wobbling. Agreed! The undercard had some good fights though!
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Morning all
Sitting here this morning hogging a hot cup of coffee, gee-ing myself up to take Kato for a long walk! He is impatient,I have trousers on instead of shorts and a jumper on. I just can't get warm this morning and all my joints are aching. I feel like death warmed up.
Hopefully, a brisk walk will warm me up and make me feel better.
Take care everyone and have a nice day!
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Looked in the polytunnel just and found a few ripe figs. There are quite a lot of big carrots there still but not much else now.
Looked under some litter, a seedtray and tiles lying near my autumn onions and found about 10 slugs some quite big black ones. I hope that I got all the ones that had been devouring them. There were about 120 planted out only about 90 left.
Looked in the greenhouse and there are about 30 baby garlic sprouting in pots, little bulbils taken from the tops of this years garlic. I'll need to find somewhere to plant them but they are far too small as yet. There are lots of small aubergines in there. The plants have grown big and lush this year but the fruit have been disappointingly small but lots of them.
There is still some hedgerow I'd like to get back in control and need to cut back some hawthorn that is turning into trees. Could do with a chainsaw but mine was damaged by mice, I'll need to see if it is still useable. In the same place is a large lilac that I would like to cut back also as it is killing a nice Japanese maple tree but it has a clematis climbing through it and there is lots of ivy rampaging through the lot as well.
Just come in for a cup of tea and dinner, rain expected soon so might not get anything done this afternoon. I need to check on the butternut squash. They were very late forming any fruit this year and I haven't picked any yet - but no frosts forecast at the moment.
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