Peggy's Mundane Thread

I'm still seeing bluebells out. Surely they should have all gone by now?

Chingers wrote:

I'm still seeing bluebells out. Surely they should have all gone by now?

To do with the late spring I expect.

Our bluebells are fully in flower now along with all the apple trees, it's a bit weird.

Had dinner in a Nepalese restaurant last night.

seadog wrote:

Had dinner in a Nepalese restaurant last night.

That's quite a round trip......were you working the next day ?

Arf,Arf.

And primroses.

Had a walk around Devonport Park yesterday, pointing out the places I use to play 60 year ago to my 5 year old grandson, had a nice lunch in the cafe and finish off with him climbing the cannon. What memories.

cutting my toenails with a stanley knife

Calstock did not have a festival today. There was no music played all afternoon. There were no stalls. There was not the world Smite championship. There was no bouncy castle. Nobody had their face painted. There were no stall selling food. Nobody had a good time.

and I haven'tr been out all bloody day cutting conifers.

GOB wrote:

and I haven'tr been out all bloody day cutting conifers.

Blimey....most conifers grow outdoors......where they dwarf ones.

Lost my bloody phone today!

I took my 5 year old Grandson on a walk to Plym Bridge from B & Q car park, foolishly waded the river slipped and landed on my backside, Grandson arrived home told everyone it was his best day ever.

They closed the main street in Lyme Regis this morning between 11-11.30 while the Louisiana Jazz Festival parade made its way thru.

Music was by the Chris Walker Old Thumper jazz band.

They were actually very good.

Jazz - you know it makes sense.

Especially for Alanotivvy

Just bought a selection of olives, stuffed with a variety of things like garlic and rosemary, lime and mint, orange and mango and peppers. Stuffed vine leaves, sundried tomatoes, olive and sundried tomato foccacio bread and to go with it a slice of crab terrine and a slice of lobster terrine

Also bought enough salad and fruit to last the week so its outdoor eating with fruit salad to finish all week.

I do love the farmers market

Middle class to the core

My husband collected his mobile phone today after it had been away twice since April for repair. It has gone back for repair again. I do hope that no-one else has similar problems with Huawei. We had bread, cheese, ham, tomatoes and olives for our dinner.

Stay and play day again tomorrow. Last time, the five year old threw a mild tantrum when I tried to say goodbye, making a storming exit through the door of a three-sided wendy house and slamming it pretty impressively.

There'd better be lego tomorrow.

If anyone is stuck for a Father's Day present, have a look at what this 102 yr old did to celebrate her birthday

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Greenjock wrote:

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I'll be happy to recieve a box of chocs from the grandkids.....that will be adventurous enough for me for fathers day.

Greenjock wrote:

Especially for Alanotivvy

Just bought a selection of olives, stuffed with a variety of things like garlic and rosemary, lime and mint, orange and mango and peppers. Stuffed vine leaves, sundried tomatoes, olive and sundried tomato foccacio bread and to go with it a slice of crab terrine and a slice of lobster terrine

Also bought enough salad and fruit to last the week so its outdoor eating with fruit salad to finish all week.

I do love the farmers market

Middle class to the core

WEIRDO

Especially for Jock:
toffee crisp and cider for breakfast.
thats described as middle class in Tiverton

alannotivvy wrote:

Especially for Jock:
toffee crisp and cider for breakfast.
thats described as middle class in Tiverton

I've just had some pork scratchings

back to your real level.