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Re: 2026 DECLUTTERING CAMPAIGN Mrs SD - our Year of Redistribution
I’ve had one of those days where I feel like all I’ve done is walk in never ending circles and got nowhere. I did manage to get the whites on the line…one line was full with 16 tea towels! All dried …15 -
Re: The ups, the downs and the insides out of growing your own in 2026!
Photographic paper (and film). Some of it quite old and no longer made. Keeping it frozen extends the shelf live considerably.6 -
Re: 5 OS pleasures in your day today - part 3
Pleasures for today (Monday) 1)Not a bad sleep 2) Changed bed, did washing etc. Must put the sheets back on it just now. 3) Mowed the lawn (straw!) 4) Went to Sainsbury's cafe to play chess with…4 -
Re: Acknowledgement of service - one day late
Because the system is archaic and needs overhauling.3 -
Re: Renewables: "talking 'bout my generation"
5.83 O's today6 -
Re: Renewables: "talking 'bout my generation"
Came up short of a Maiden at 5.81 Os.5 -
Re: 5 OS pleasures in your day today - part 3
A bit of a quieter day… Up early. Gathered and printed tax return stuff for accountant. A big mental tick! ✅ Walked round to DD2 , was baby sitting for an hour…had lovely cuddles and smiles! And a w…6 -
Re: 5 OS pleasures in your day today - part 3
'Body is 9 characters too short.' Not now.😃5 -
Re: Settling in for the long haul
Mission accomplished! I’m shattered this evening but we got everything on the list completed. The biggest shock of the day, second only to the price of city centre parking, was how barren banks have …6 -
Re: Turning Straw into Gold: Creating Long Term Security & A Solid Home
I paid £38.50 off my postgraduate loan, as a round down. I had to get some milk so I allowed myself to spend £10 on yellow sticker stuff, to delay my grocery shop a bit longer. Got chocolate bites, o…5
