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raleighnut

Legendary Member
Yes, I'm afraid so LOL :laugh:

I do too much driving to risk having a glass, and consequently I simply fell out of the habit.
Cycle more?
 

marknotgeorge

Hol den Vorschlaghammer!
Location
Derby.
I've started the job I got a lot of grief about last year, the one that was put on my review because I apparently spent too long on it replicating the cashbook. The senior who started since then, who wrangles all us top floor plebs, looked at the cashbook, looked at what I did last year, and told me she'd have done pretty much what I did. This bodes well...
 

TVC

Guest
Fantastic news, our local pub has just won the 'Best Venue' award at the Leicester Comedy Festival. So chuffed for Alan, Sarah and all their team. I do have the best pub ever near me.

:hyper::hyper::hyper::notworthy::notworthy::notworthy::hyper::hyper::hyper::bravo::bravo::bravo::hyper::hyper::hyper:

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We went to the seaside for a day out and a bit of a change of scenery, I should have taken that stuff that gets rid of grey as it was so overcast and misty, we couldn't even see the Isle of Wight from Mudeford. It was cold, 10 degrees C. We watched the tide coming in and some peeps fishing for crabs from the nice warm car, we did however venture out for a short walk along towards High Cliff. On the drive back we saw some Bluebells flowering.
 

lutonloony

Über Member
Location
torbay
I've been gardening in a T shirt, having started with a jacket and a jumper. Rhododendron that's been overhanging the fence between us and next door has now been severely cut back to allow for the new fence. I have managed to keep it in a nice shape, all big cuts have been taken back so they don't show amongst the newer growth. Lots of weeding to finish now.
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In my very limited horticultural knowledge thems look more like tulips than rhodies
 

deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
Location
Armonmy Way
We went to the seaside for a day out and a bit of a change of scenery, I should have taken that stuff that gets rid of grey as it was so overcast and misty, we couldn't even see the Isle of Wight from Mudeford. It was cold, 10 degrees C. We watched the tide coming in and some peeps fishing for crabs from the nice warm car, we did however venture out for a short walk along towards High Cliff. On the drive back we saw some Bluebells flowering.
You were lucky - it's normally devilishly windy up there.

Meanwhile, I just found myself wondering who all those slender people clocking up miles on the pavements and park paths are. I mean, you can't even hear them breathing! How is that possible?
 
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