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| Mary Fisher |
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"Farm1" <please@askifyouwannaknow> wrote in message
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Quote: "Mary Fisher" <mary.fisher@zetnet.co.uk> wrote in message
It's just that there are so many variations of yarns now - not only
colours
and textiles but mixtures of different fibres, natural and man-made.
They
all have different properties. I'm looking forward to finding some
and
starting agaiin when I'm laid up in a fortnight.
Nothing serious I hope, but enjoy the "rest" (?????)
No, I think we've finished all the serious stuff this year. I hope so
anyway. In January I had two hammer toes straightened, which was
surprisingly disabling for a time. Next week I'll have just one done on the
other foot.
As for rest - well it's no rest when you have to give instructions for
everything and make all the decisions because he can't be bothered to think
:-(
"What would you like for supper?"
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"Where is it?"
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"What do I do with it?"
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"What would you like with it?"
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"I don't know what we have in."
WELL BLOODY WELL LOOK IN THE FRIDGE LIKE I DO AND IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT TO
DO WITH IT CONSULT ONE OF THE MANY COOKERY BOOKS ON THE SHELF!!!!
:-)
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| Mary Fisher |
| Posted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 5:09 am |
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"Farm1" <please@askifyouwannaknow> wrote in message
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We very rarely wear socks at all
How do you keep your feet warm and in the UK too?
We wear sandals. Our feet are insulated from the ground and our toes keep
working so the circulation doesn't lag. We're active most of the time, only
when sitting at the computer do my toes get cold, in chilly weather if it's
not cold enough for the heating to come on. Heck - I wore my sandals in snow
on the Canadian Rockies!
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but in Wellingtons they're vital. The ones we have won't wear out
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really!
Waht are they made of?
Cotton, in a sort of terry texture. They were samples for studio shots, the
client didn't want them back because the packaging had been removed. I don't
like them but they do the job and until they or we die they won't be
discarded  We're Yorkshire folk, like Scots but with the generosity
squeezed out.
Mary
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| a_l_p |
| Posted: Thu Oct 19, 2006 7:45 pm |
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Farm1 wrote:
Quote: "Mary Fisher" <mary.fisher@zetnet.co.uk> wrote in message
They insert a long pin down the toe, with a hook on the exposed
part. That
has to stay in for six weeks! It's a real conversation piece :-)
Even bigger ouch than last time  ( Good luck with it all.
A hook? Arrr, me hearty, I hope you get a bottle of rum to go with the image!
Is it still warm enough to sit on a river-bank dangling your feet in the water
and pretending you're not poaching?
All the best - seriously now!
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| kay cannon |
| Posted: Mon Nov 06, 2006 3:51 pm |
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no but you cannot keep cockerals we keep them and checked everything out
first hope this helps
<daz33@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
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Quote: hi can anyone help me.some one told me that i need to get permission to
keep my two chickens and two ducks in my back garden these are pets
only the eggs i get are for my kids to eat the food is keep in
containers and the area they live in is keeped clean thanks for your
help.
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| Ann |
| Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 9:55 am |
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Ginny <glvl88REMOVETHIS@yahoo.co.uk> expounded:
Quote: How many do you keep? My son has one hive but he wants to increase that
to maybe five when he comes home from school.
I know I'm replying to a very old post, but I wanted to tell you of
two great forums on the internet for beekeeping:
There are quite a few Australians posting on this forum, it's a
friendly place: http://forum.beemaster.com/index.php
The most comprehensive forum/site for beekeeping I've found is here:
http://www.beesource.com/cgi-bin/ubbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi
Beesource's forum software is a little dated, they're working on
upgrading, but the depth and breadth of knowledge you'll find there is
unrivaled.
Chickens and bees work well together, this spring we will finally be
putting up my coup and I'll be getting my flock. The bees are right
next to the chiicken run. I can't wait!
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Ann
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| Ginny |
| Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 6:37 pm |
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Thanks Ann I'll check it out. My son is home now and we have built his
second starter super. They will be close to my hen house too and seem to
live in harmony quite well. It's me that seems to be a bit allergic -
not badly just swell up quite a bit and ITCH! for a week LOL. Still, I
help him out as he doesn't have a lot of interests and just try not to
get stung.
Ann wrote:
Quote: I know I'm replying to a very old post, but I wanted to tell you of
two great forums on the internet for beekeeping:
There are quite a few Australians posting on this forum, it's a
friendly place: http://forum.beemaster.com/index.php
The most comprehensive forum/site for beekeeping I've found is here:
http://www.beesource.com/cgi-bin/ubbcgi/ultimatebb.cgi
Beesource's forum software is a little dated, they're working on
upgrading, but the depth and breadth of knowledge you'll find there is
unrivaled.
Chickens and bees work well together, this spring we will finally be
putting up my coup and I'll be getting my flock. The bees are right
next to the chiicken run. I can't wait!
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Ginny - in West Australia
verba volant, scripta manent
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