@derwendolly
Why the long face? Was I spozed to share?
Why the long face? Was I spozed to share?
No, far from it! I have an intense dislike of the both the smell and the taste of chocolate and the very idea of someone enjoying it makes me cringe.@derwendolly
Why the long face? Was I spozed to share?
Go and visit Private Penguin, I think has a 'fun' park somewhere there.Now awake in Bristol.
Any ideas what I can do for 3more hours?
I have polished the dash etc(dam shiny steering wheel )
Had dinner & ran out of tv programs.
No, far from it! I have an intense dislike of the both the smell and the taste of chocolate and the very idea of someone enjoying it makes me cringe.
I agree, I'm an odd sod.
Do me a favour and eat every one that ever comes out of the factory!So.. I can have the third one all to myself then?
I can let you have the gooey bit in the middle if you'd like
At this time of the year, you might have to be provider of electric blankets or at the least, hot water bottles! The sparrows up under the eaves on the apex of my roof are still in residence and are making one hell of a mess down below! I pity anyone who comes to the front door.Eye as news.
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As you mention it, I was just thinking that robins breeding in January is unusual, unless he lives somewhere with a sub tropical climate.At this time of the year, you might have to be provider of electric blankets or at the least, hot water bottles! The sparrows up under the eaves on the apex of my roof are still in residence and are making one hell of a mess down below! I pity anyone who comes to the front door.
Yes, far too warm. Here, the snowdrops are in full bloom and my Witch Hazel has almost come to the end of its season, but the biggest surprise is the Camelia which already has three flowers blooming happily. We're going to pay for it, I tell you, we're going to pay for it.As you mention it, I was just thinking that robins breeding in January is unusual, unless he lives somewhere with a sub tropical climate.
It does seem to be an unusual spring, though, lot of buds swelling on the trees round London.
We are definitely doomed.Yes, far too warm. Here, the snowdrops are in full bloom and my Witch Hazel has almost come to the end of its season, but the biggest surprise is the Camelia which already has three flowers blooming happily. We're going to pay for it, I tell you, we're going to pay for it.
I can understand why!We are definitely doomed.
But to be honest, I don't mind a mild winter.
I've just had an idea for your outdoor activity! What about erecting on the stern, one of those small but tall tents that camping people used to have to put a porta potty in? That would keep you out of the wind without getting in the way.I can understand why!
Been a bit of a strange winter this year. Before Christmas was pretty horrible, not very cold, but felt it, with constant rain and strong winds.I can understand why!
I've just had an idea for your outdoor activity! What about erecting on the stern, one of those small but tall tents that camping people used to have to put a porta potty in? That would keep you out of the wind without getting in the way.
We are definitely doomed.
But to be honest, I don't mind a mild winter.
A hardy little soul!You can get purpose made covers. But I don't like them. They catch the wind, impair visibility, and you have to fold them down to go under bridges.
If I need to move in bad weather, I just put my waterproofs on, and stand in the rain.
We get snow when it feels like dumping it on us!Normally we get snow in the sarf around second week in Feb ... so if we gonna any, it'll be sooner rather than later ... (if at all) ...
A hardy little soul!