Gem
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I love to read but it has to be a 'real' book I can't get any pleasure from staring at a screen. I was encouraged from a very young age to read, a visit to the library was a treat for me. My grandmother used to say I would read the label from a jam jar !!!.
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Brew, definitely more in hope than expectation.
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The loss of a pet can be traumatic all of us who have lost a friend will be feeling your pain. A few extra cuddles from your other dog will hopefully give you some comfort.
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Why is it that most councils think it's a good idea to demolish beautiful old buildings and replace them with grotesque buildings which then lie empty for years. Newcastle in particular seems to follow this trait then these buildings in turn are demolished to build..........yes you guessed it student accommodation !!
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Not been reading many posts lately....but what happened to the "new teacher" who seems to have disappeared !.
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Finished ones I think Beekay, might get ideas for my pieces, they are dolls house scale so you can't really get a lot of detail on them. Saying that I have see some lovely work in 12th scale from America.
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Beekay, thank you for offering to send your pictures I have sent you my email. I have some small pieces of brass one of which I have tried to paint 'disaster' but will keep trying.
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Unfortunately Nonna it's true I am a terrible general cook, I can make lovely pastry but it stops there. I will use oat flour instead of spelt and large biscuits or they will be swallowed whole.
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4 hours ago, nonnaB said:
Hope these are useful, if they are too big please feel free to delete them after Gem has made a note of them. Thanks
Thank you Nonna all copied and a list of ingredients made, Mum says she hopes they turn out better than my usual offerings.
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On 8/1/2019 at 9:27 PM, nonnaB said:
Do you want the recipe Loppy?
Nonna, I would appreciate the recipe my greyhound is a fussy eater I think homemade biscuits would be perfect. Hope you don't mind me asking.
Gem
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Unless I have black lines to colour in I am a rubbish artist, like to see the pictures of your barge wear Beekay.
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4 hours ago, Brew said:
I've always understood giving peanuts to dogs can cause them to have problems with their digestion. Peanuts have a high fat content that dogs have difficulty dealing with.
Sorry should have said only use the peanut butter that is made for dogs, it is low in salt and fat.
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This is hot weather treat for your dog but only if they like peanut butter, put in a tray freeze it cut into pieces give them to your "babies" helps cool them down. Apologies if you knew already but it's new to me.
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6 minutes ago, FLY2 said:
Ha, ha ! Experience I reckon Gem.
Tut tut FLY was thinking of asking Mum but don't think I'll bother now.
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Makes you wonder how they knew that fur coat wearers didn't wear knickers ?
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Loved my Grandma's expression 'fur coat and no knickers' I remember asking what she meant, all I got was a change of subject.
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I had one of the first skateboards .....a book fixed onto one of the old type metal skates, great going straight down a bank try to turn a corner and you didn't sit down for a while. Not comfortably anyway.
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7 hours ago, philmayfield said:
can't remember the last time I rolled on the floor in pain with laughter. Perhaps now I'm more mature my sense of humour has waned.
Mum and Auntie love talking movies when we go away they are all recorded, we are back home for a while and I could roll on the floor in pain but not with laughter.
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Your time has definitely not been been wasted CT, you found the only photos going of Palm Street and they helped pinpoint Palm Villas. I love looking at the old photos even though I am not Nottingham born keep going 'youth' sorry I pinched that.
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I refuse to answer RR I don't want to be talked about ......
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I have been gifted a Venus flytrap with no instructions, until someone actually told me what it was I was going to transplant it into my bee garden. Bee garden means large patch of weeds according to my family, which is what it's supposed to be.
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On 7/17/2019 at 7:34 PM, FLY2 said:
Llangollen is ok, so is Machynlleth. Good B & B's too.
I have been looking at Llangollen but can't find out if it is 'hilly' it seems a lovely place but we need to be on the flat as much as possible. I have booked a break in Whitehaven (thank you Ben) lots of nice places near to it. Thank you all for advice and ideas, as soon as the sun comes out they are on the move I tell them I'm getting old but they don't listen.
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1 hour ago, Beekay said:
Hire a narrow boat Gem,
That is a definite no no, I think two ladies with a combined age of 199 years are best kept on dry land but I must admit for myself I like the idea.
Ben, Workington would never have popped into mind but maybe Whitehaven could be a nice place, will have a look at their tourist information site. As long as they don't ask to cross the desert on a camel I will consider most things.
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Has anyone advice on a place to visit in Wales preferably flat and if possible antique shops. When the weather is nice mum and aunty get the wanderlust they fancied Ireland so I suggested Wales, advice on other places you have visited also welcome.
Gem
How did you choose your login name?
in Owt' Abaaht Nowt !
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Mine is the three letters of my name reversed. I was supposed to be Megan, my grandmother wanted her name to be carried on but Dad thought she was an interfering old bugger so just registered me as Meg.