the daydream fund challenge thread

lucielle

Thank you for all your replies, you are all very kind.
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alfie_1

lostinrates wrote: »

Alfie...do you let the snowballs freerange? I have never been so scared to let birds out, but they are so tiny!

They are so beautiful i just love them. You quite honestly give the nicest gifts i have ever had!

re snowballs......daft....stupid.....tad thick.....but cute !
iv just convinced them to go to bed ! they were all ROOSTING 6" OFF GROUND IN A BUSH !!??

lostinrates

Rummer wrote: »

What a relief! They know their real home though and that is why they have come back

Yeah, more like they wanted an apple. In the barn they are quite docile. I have spent sometime in the last week handling them in the evening because up til now i have just left them really. But its true that they get spoilt here. They adore apples....so i usually give them one in the evening because then they should keep coming home i hope. cupboard love.

RAS

I am so glad they are home - has visions of feathers and foxes.

lostinrates

RAS wrote: »

I am so glad they are home - has visions of feathers and foxes.

Me too. Free range birds are not stress free that is for sure!:D

Rummer

lostinrates wrote: »

Me too. Free range birds are not stress free that is for sure!:D

It is the best life for them though, even if it gives you sleepless nights

lostinrates

Rummer wrote: »

It is the best life for them though, even if it gives you sleepless nights

I think so.

COOLTRIKERCHICK

Choille, sorry to hear about your mum, hope its not too a stressfull time for you....

I think positive mental attitude does work:beer:

I got that book today..alotted time...read the first 12 pages... and it looks as though its going to be a good read..... giggled in a few places...lol..

so thanks for the heads up for that book:T

glad you found the geese lir

ukmaggie45

Yay! Got tickets to go to the Chelsea Flower Show on Thursday 24 May. :j We'll go stay with DD1 for a few days, and prob do some gardening for her, she only has small back yard now, so it'll be some nice pots of stuff. Good excuse to visit her really great local garden centre too. Croxted Road Garden Centre in Herne Hill.

Managed to get ticket for disabled parking too, but the driving to it will be scary I suspect! But well worth to be able to park close by, can go back to car for a nap if get too overcome by it all.

Rummer

That sounds great Maggie, I am sure you will enjoy the show, and the parking will probably be very well organised, taking some of the stress out of it.

Do you think it is too cold/early in the year to cut the hedge? It is looking a bit wild however I do not want to do it any harm.