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I DID IT - *My plans for today?* *CLEANING.* *The family bathroom is going to get a deep clean, then I might just pack up what's in there, and close the doors.*...
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Salad Days. - You can tell the temperature's rising because salads appear at lunchtime on the Cro table. The substantial vegetable soups will be put on hold for a whi...
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Painting - The yappy dogs from next door woke me around three. I gave the *Welsh *a wee and fed the twins who were annoyed that the dogs were upstairs. The sunshin...
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Digging Over And Weeding A Veg Plot For A Nonagerian Vegetable Gardener. - I know an elderly man in his early nineties who phones me on his mobile phone every year and asks me to dig over his veg plot on his smallholding a few ...
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🤣🤣🤣 Thank you for the laugh today. I needed it x
ReplyDeleteMy daughters find all this stuff and send it on. Thank goodness for viber and whatsap.
DeleteI thought it most amusing. I am sure the greeks will be just like that, appearing out of every doorway into the light and back into society....
My latest post....
ReplyDeleteGentle hugs,
Stay safe,
🌱 🌷 🌱
All the best. Keep cool
DeleteGreat video Linda. Give yourselves small treats like a nice bottle of wine.
ReplyDeleteHow did you know?? Cheers Big Ears
Delete"It's what you knows. Big Nose!"😊
ReplyDeleteThank you - it was great to start the day with a giggle :)
ReplyDeleteWe all need a laugh!!
DeleteThanks Linda this is the funniest thing I have seen today
ReplyDeleteGlad to oblige!!!
DeleteI've seen that before, it's funny as.
ReplyDeleteDon't know where the kids find these things. Some are very funny!
DeleteHad they spotted a FOX? Great video.
ReplyDeleteThat or all heard the dinner bell
DeleteWith the lslands only allowing locals. It must be much easier to keep the virus out.
ReplyDeleteHere’s hoping the worst is behind you
I fear it’s still to come here for us
The problem is the athenians who came in just before the ban and are out and about as though nothing is happening. Like our next door neighbours. They are forbidden to come anywhere near our gate!
DeleteWow, that's a lot of chickens, and look at that! they still have their heads, Lol.
ReplyDeleteThey had better take cover when this panic is over!
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