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Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostThe peonies are in full bloom, the accursed arum lillies are doing their thing, the rose that's decided it's standard is covered in buds & opened roses, the self planted rose* in the front garden is about to burst into bloom, while the bluebells & whitebells have set seed & are looking pretty much past it.
The iris is a bit overwhelmed by the self planted rose, but is struggling on.
The spiky evergreen thing is covered in white blossom, apart from the branches that are dead.
And I'm waiting for the honeysuckle to blossom before I agent orange it again.
Plus the grapefruit bush in the parents' garden is covered in blooms, and on Saturday I rediscovered the single remaining yellow rose (one of half a dozen, the rest having departed this mortal coil many years ago) I purchased from Woolies to celebrate their golden wedding some 16 years ago.
Gosh. 2002 seems a looooong time ago now.
I was still a contractor back then before it gave me up.
*being self planted it is covered in blossom for a week and that's it.Comment
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Morning all.
Warm but a bit grey here (I think - can't quite see the sky from my window and can't be arsed to move).
It must be warm because the air con is making a noise - although it doesn't actually seem to do anything other than whirrrrr away.Comment
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My car passed a nice pali the other day - 133331. Such are the things which enliven my days!Comment
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What's happened to Brillo? He doesn't seem to have been in here for a little while (or at least the few days of scrolling I've just done).
It's awfully quiet with a few regulars (ex-regulars?) awayComment
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…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Last couple of roast chicken thighs from the other day for lunch
It's clouding over even more now, though the schedule for possible rain has been pushed back to teatime and the thunderstorms cancelled
Going to pop out for a haircut, prescription collecting, and possibly some shopping soon. If I don't do it today, I'll only have to do it tomorrowComment
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Originally posted by covbob View PostMy car passed a nice pali the other day - 133331. Such are the things which enliven my days!
Originally posted by covbob View PostWhat's happened to Brillo? He doesn't seem to have been in here for a little while (or at least the few days of scrolling I've just done).
It's awfully quiet with a few regulars (ex-regulars?) awayComment
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Originally posted by GreenMirror View Posthttps://www.theguardian.com/environm...s-london-audax
Rise of the ultra-cyclists: a new breed of riders go the distance"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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