General Chat

what a lovely sun shiney day :)))))))))))))

Bah Humbug!
Cold and wet here!

After 123 days in a row when the max temp was above 20 degrees,
the last 2 days only got to 18 degrees!

I hope all my British friends will send me sympathy and positive thoughts!


xxxxxx mick

Yayyyy I can reply again.

I couldn't reply anywhere last night, had trouble with it about tea time.

Got to go out again soon, sorting out bills *groan*, then the day is mine to enjoy.

Mick, did you send us sympathy when we were in the middle of the big freeze? Or did you just gloat about how hot it was there? Hmmmm

I think he did you know Teresa x

What.........gloated? LOL

yes he did gloat i am sure of it :000

MInd you, I don't think we've actually got our temeperatures UP to 18 degrees yet...but it's lovely and warm. An he's complaining it's cold! *tsk*

And them aussies call US Whinging. lol

full of the joys of spring

Morning Monty, just popped me head out the door a bit nippy...lol

Oh what a beautiful morning, oh what a beautiful day Tra la tra la!!

It is gorgeous out... I am off to the timber yard... what a gadabout, ay? and then I am going to plant up some more seeds.... and weed the top corner cos it looks dreadful!

Then I shall collapse, lolol

Have a wonderful day everyone..... it's a great one!!

Love

Daff xxxxx

TW, it was 18 degrees here on Saturday. Weather nice here this morning, but according to the weather gal on the local radio, it might not last.
Pity, I am in for a spot of trellis preserving today. Well, it beats the i***ing.LOLOL
Julia in Derbyshire

My garden is very baron because of the that stupid tree

My grassy bank is....well...err....grassy lol

I am going to try some flowers this year in hanging baskets or pots even if its just pansies to add abit of colour ....

Hayley, tell us about that 'stupid tree', and you may get some advice on here.
Julia in Derbyshire

**turns purple in outrage**

Its next doors stupid willow tree twice now over the years she has a greed to cut in down but we pay she lets them get so far and then stops them so the tree is just cut back and of course sprouts more limbs and gets worse.

I had a similar problem with a willow next door where I used to live. It wasn't a weeping willow either, even though my neighbour swore it was. It was one of those huge willows you get by the river, the wild ones.

He would cut the branches back, but by the next year, they were all spread across my garden leaving nearly all of it in shade again.

When he bought his house, he gloated a bit about that (these were council houses), but he said he had cracks appearing in one of the bedrooms. I said it's probably the willow roots damaging the foundations because it's too close to the house. He was out next day and was going to cut it down, but his wife stopped him.

One year, it was full of sap and we had thousands of wasps around it.

Don't quite know the answer to that one Hayley, but perhaps you will have to resort to going 'legal'. Hope you get it sorted.
Julia in Derbyshire

morning ladiessss, evening mick, xxx

dull and cold in Boro, im tossing between going the market n the shops, OR taking the baby out for tea, hmmm decisions decisions,