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Black Pudding. - I do understand that Black Pudding is not to everyone's taste; more for the thought of it than for the actual flavour. I've had great difficulty finding...
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A Walk Along The Beach - It's been a quiet relaxing day, resting lots and laughing at the sparrows having dust baths on the sandy lawn. There is a beach access path not far from my ...3 hours ago
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A taste of thing to come - Today’s weather is HOT HOT HOT It was 30 degrees Celsius at nine o’clock Hubby got up early and did a heap of weeding The small garden out front. It w...4 hours ago
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Egg Beater - World's best manual egg beater. These were apparently designed and manufactured in New Zealand. I'm not at all parochial.🤣 Acquired many years ago, ...
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ReplyDeleteGood idea!
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, "they" bone chicken parts for us, here. How spoiled, hu?????
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Lucky you
DeleteTime to write your recipe book perhaps?
ReplyDeleteWell I certainly can't complain I don't have enough time!
DeleteOh dear, looks like a touch of boredom setting in there :))
ReplyDeleteIf I ever get that bored I will have already eaten all the biscuits!
DeleteHere, too, the days are longer than ever.
ReplyDeleteSo far I have more than enough to do. It's getting warmer now so I can stay out in the garden....well for a few days anyway. I'm not that enthusiastic about gardening
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ReplyDelete(In response to Anonymous above) - young people are dying too.
ReplyDeleteThat was nasty!! Deleted forever
DeleteMay I suggest, rather than deleting it here, go to your comments page and send it to 'junk'; that way you will keep a record just in case these people can be prosecuted at a later date (which I expect will happen).
DeleteI regretted deleting it. Too late. A sharp rebuff or just ignoring it would have been better.
DeleteAnd you're right about being prosecuted. I'll keep that in mind next time
That just about takes the biscuit!
ReplyDeleteOh, clever! 😂😂
DeletePretty sure by the time this happens. I’ll be eating those crackers lol
ReplyDeleteSince I have loads of yarn in my stash I think I’ll be ok