Life after bankruptcy?

miggy

We have sunshine too. The garden calls. Caught 19 scs last night.

I do hope you have a better day today.

xx

beanielou

Hope you have a peaceful and restoring weekend x

ani_26

So_Sad_Angel wrote: »

Morning Ani...how are you feeling today?

I hope your garden is drying out. Its lovely sunshine this morning and looks like being a great day to be living in this part of the world.

Have you got something nice planned for today? ...bet it would be a smashing day to be sailing on the water or walking on top of the ridge.

You know where I am if you just need a natter/rant/catch-up:A

Angiexx

I would know where you are if i could find all your details :rotfl::rotfl:


I've given up on all thoughts of sailing and walking. I've had too many accidents, and realistically, it's beyond my capabilities, right now.



How is work? Will be in touch, ( err, eventually)

ani_26

miggy wrote: »

We have sunshine too. The garden calls. Caught 19 scs last night.

I do hope you have a better day today.

xx

beanielou wrote: »

Hope you have a peaceful and restoring weekend x

Thanks to both of you xx

ani_26

Very unusual for me.I slept in beyond 7.00 am, this morning. Which meant a rush to get to the launderette, to take advantage of the free drying day. I think it's over a week since i've done any washing. Have to be careful with these 3 squids. Realised the only time i read my book, is when i go to the launderette. I must go more often.

Took some time for the mist to clear this morning, but i've had a long day gardening. I splurged a whole £10 on a decent pair of secateurs, this morning, ( just hope the esa is coming as promised.) The cheap ones i bought broke, ( no surprises there then.) I seriously need some hedge cutters and some edging shears, but the better quality secatuers have done the job. My neighbours must think i'm mad. Lawn mowed. Hedges and edges lovingly, ( painstakingly,) manicured by hand. Still. Job done. It's taken me all day, just to perform these tasks, although i've dead headed all the petunia's etc, " earthed up " the potatoes, and planted the potatoes i found the other day, which i was going to eat several weeks ago, but err, misplaced, ( lost.) How can you lose a bag of potatoes? Weeding will have to be done tomorrow? weather permitting. It's surprising how calming i now find gardening, ( even though i hate it, ) and it's the only thing which now gives me any real sense of achievement. Even the ha, commented on the garden.

miggy

ani_26 wrote: »

the potatoes i found the other day, which i was going to eat several weeks ago, but err, misplaced, ( lost.) How can you lose a bag of potatoes?

I don't know, but I have done so times without number. This is why I have potatoes growing right now - planted last year, would you believe it, and I didn't manage to get them all out.

miggy

ani_26 wrote: »

Hedges and edges lovingly, ( painstakingly,) manicured by hand. Still. Job done.

A very long job but worth it because the results are so good. Alternatively, borrow a goat?

ani_26

miggy wrote: »

Alternatively, borrow a goat?

They're not perfectionists?

miggy

ani_26 wrote: »

They're not perfectionists?

Point taken.

ani_26

Hey ssa, it's party time _party_ :dance:



What a fantastic day in history for team gb in TDF. I even had tears in my eyes, too.


A huge congratulations to Bradley Wiggins, Chris Froome and Mark Cavendish.

Guess what i've been doing? :rotfl:( did some gardening as well.)


A totally underrated sport, ( in my view.) That takes some doing........ BH:cool:



Miggy - Are you in training?