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A week of sunshine!!!
Just had a look at the week's weather and it looks good 
A few chilly nights but sunshine all week. Don't think I've ever been so excited about getting out in the garden.
Got a few little jobs to do, planting some blueberry bushes but mostly clearing weeds. Anyone else looking forward to this week?
*apologies if it's horrible where you are *
A few chilly nights but sunshine all week. Don't think I've ever been so excited about getting out in the garden.Got a few little jobs to do, planting some blueberry bushes but mostly clearing weeds. Anyone else looking forward to this week?
*apologies if it's horrible where you are *
Smashed through my weightloss target. Looking at 120lbs+ loss. BMI over 40 down to 20.5. Training hard to get body fat under 20%, not far to go now :j
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YAY! Me too.I have just made a massive list of things to do in my new house garden.My first is to venture into the shed and have a look at the green house heaters,see if I can fathom them.Half of my back garden in sunshine as we speak.0
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Lol, I daren't venture into the shed. If I could clamber over everything to get in, there's no way I'd get back out. I had to use a tall oil burner last week to "skillfully" bat some plant feed from the back of the shed to the front. But the shed is a man zone. I do enough in the house lol Cup of tea and a quick whizz around the house and out into the sunshine I go!Smashed through my weightloss target. Looking at 120lbs+ loss. BMI over 40 down to 20.5. Training hard to get body fat under 20%, not far to go now :j0
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Rain here on Wednesday and Thursday... It always rains here!!!!Spring into Spring 2015 - 0.7/12lb0
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Lol, I daren't venture into the shed. If I could clamber over everything to get in, there's no way I'd get back out. I had to use a tall oil burner last week to "skillfully" bat some plant feed from the back of the shed to the front. But the shed is a man zone. I do enough in the house lol Cup of tea and a quick whizz around the house and out into the sunshine I go!
Unfortunately,Oh is not at all practical,so any fathoming/fixing is usually my domain.0 -
It's beautiful here is London. I spent the morning in the garden. I wish I had realised what pleasure you get from gardening a bit earlier.GC 2011 Feb £626.89/£450 NSD3/7 March £531.26/£450 April £495.99/£500 NSD 0/7 May £502.79/£500
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I have been doing work in the garden for the past couple of months.
No need to let rain put you off, there is always stuff to be done.0 -
Lovely here too, although it was a very chilly start. I have just spent a very pleasant hour in my greenhouse getting some seeds in, radio on, cup of tea to hand, bliss.0
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Beautiful here today, a day f rain predicted later in th week. Only thing is....recovering from a hard weekend in the garden today so have only pottered. Still...quite a bit can get done while pottering.
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Too late for me today but tomorrow is forecast as sunny and 12 degrees. I'd like to cut the grass as it's growing like a weed but not sure if it could be damaged, what do you all recommend ? Also planning to buy and plant some pansies and primroses.0
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