No "T" words mentioned at all - the continuation thread

Good morning shanks , you were up early .

Another hoping Zippy is feeling a bit more herself now . We will all be good and save you any sorting of things on the OS threads

I've been mia here and have blisters from leaning too long on the " Garden Fence "

SM Is the little hare still being cared for by the adopted parents? Nature can be lovely in those circumstances . Thanks for the word Puddock . Someone elsewhere on os is teaching me various scottish dialect words and they fit certain situations far better than the english version .
Have you been keeping a tomato tally or have things finally reached glut level and you are doing the 100 things to do with tomatoes thing?

Lainey Such a good idea to just be in the moment over the summer . It will help you rebalance things and is free therapy . Hope Billy E sends a new friend your way soon .
I got used to the smell of beeswax polish over the years of polishing wood . You can get lavender scented beeswax . In the last few polishing years I would get the lavender version from one of the beekeepers who gave a big discount as he always reckoned my flowers were providing the necter for his bees . I don't polish more than my boots and shoes these days as over the years the big solid pine furniture has been stripped back and painted . It now needs just a wipe from a barely damp E Cloth and job done .

Fuds I've said it all elsewhere already but just enjoy the security and joy of youe forever home xxxx

Have a good Sunday all
polly.

SM I'm making an attempt to keep up with the few threads I follow . Hampered somewhat by a windows update a few hours ago which led to a firefox hissy fit followed by W Defender intervening then found all the settings on Malwarebytes had been turned off and had to go in and reset the lot . Firefox needs to go . I just need the energy to set up another .
I thought you'd be seeing a lot of tomatoes by now . Pasta sauce is one to bulk cook and freeze . I've done it for years and as the seasons turn it's good to come home and knock up a quick meal either pasta or using it in other dishes .
It's turning a bit autumnal here . The last few nights have been a lot cooler and the lights need to go on earlier .
Good to hear the little hare is still about .
Two of the dialect words taught to me on another thread are Wabbit - Feeling below Par and Gubbed - Totally Kaput . You may be familiar with them both . Translation is for others who aren't . Brilliant shortcut for youngest and the GP says it all in one word .
Lyn is on holiday and I imagine will return with some tales of a most interesting adventure . Lainey is around but looking after herself a bit at the moment . Floss is still on the threads .
I'm hoping Candlelight and her husband are ok . I suspect it will still be the landline and internet issue as mine went on for ages last year . Hopefully she'll be back here soon .
Well nearly time to hit the hay . Take care .
polly x

Welcome home!! Lyn you didn't say which Island you've been to You have me shattered just reading the paragraph. Produce processing for you in the coming days. May the holiday washing gods shine down on you too! Lovely, lovely to have you back!

Sounds amazing Mrs LW, my youngest went earlier in the year and loved it, always been on my wish list.