JJB
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My happy from Monday was firstly had a lovely playdate with my DiL and secondly in a charity shop found a pair of Dirt Boots for wearing in the garden for £6 they're lovely but I wouldn't be paying the full price of £50!  It was a shame that the brand new Xara boots on the same shelf didn't fit DiL, ah well you can't win them all.
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Greetings from Salisbury
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Buying a pair of fluffy pink daft looking booties from Aldi complete with pom-poms, they really make me smile. 
https://www.aldi.co.uk/ladies%27-rose-te...2530684901
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I love them booties Bren!! I've got something similar in sheepskin. Love them.
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The first Tête a Tête daffodils have opened. Spring is on the way!!!!!!!
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(17-02-2022, 02:52 PM)Roitelet Wrote: The first Tête a Tête daffodils have opened. Spring is on the way!!!!!!!
You're right Roitelet, I noticed our first tête a tête yesterday and the first bigger daff this morning.
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Someone told me that in 25 days the sun will set at 7pm. That made me smile
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I got delivery of my seed potatoes, my oscillating hoe, and my strawberry plants. No sign of my cranberry bushes.
I even sowed the strawberry plants out in the raised beds giving hem a trim of the dead leaves and stalks first then a good drink of seaweed rooting booster and some granular seaweed. The raised beds already been prepared a few weeks ago with BFB, pelleted chicken manure and sea weed granules.
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(22-02-2022, 12:02 AM)Can the Man Wrote: I got delivery of my seed potatoes, my oscillating hoe, and my strawberry plants. No sign of my cranberry bushes.
I even sowed the strawberry plants out in the raised beds giving hem a trim of the dead leaves and stalks first then a good drink of seaweed rooting booster and some granular seaweed. The raised beds already been prepared a few weeks ago with BFB, pelleted chicken manure and sea weed granules.
Those are some very pampered strawberries, they'll have no excuse for not performing.
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Seeing seeds germinating in the greenhouse (kohl rabi and Campanula persicifolia so far). And some more rose bushes are arriving tomorrow!
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Laughing aloud in the garden!
A bin bag of alpaca wool had blown across the garden and split open. I found Ted sitting in the middle of the ginger wool as if it was a nest. There were chunks of wool hanging from his mouth, his ears and a trail of it across the garden, where he had dragged the bag.
He looked so pleased with himself as if he'd killed a wild beast - but, in truth, he just looked comical.
The Moneyless Chicken says:-
Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without.
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