Daydream thread... without the rose-tinted specs

Davesnave

COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

Plans!!!!!!

Yes, I shouldn't be flippant about plans.

I'm one of those who's plotted and planned a lot, because I'm naturally cautious.

Like last week, some people were nagging me to get a skip.....

£280 !!! :eek:

But I said, "Hang on, I think I know someone".....and by today that was organised.

Still have a van full of plasterboard though!

alfie_1

i cant post on here without it telling me ive got to use more than 10 characters ?? when id written an epic !! thats when i use a quote from someone ?

COOLTRIKERCHICK

Davesnave.. I don't know what its like around with you, but someone was saying plasterboard is getting harder and harder to get rid of, as the tips are charging per bag etc... we have a lot of rumble etc in the garden etc, but we are slowly using it to fill in the ruts in the lane etc..


Its been a beautiful day today, but we have had the odd dribble of rain...


right watching status quo documentary on bbc four, ( but I think we have seen it before)

alfie_1

COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

Plans!!!!!!


Yep always makes plans, but as everyone knows nothing ever goes to plan lol...


Alex... I would get rid of the chicks asap, as no one wants male chickens at the best of times, let alone going into winter, the thing is Pekins and sablepoot are not suitable for eating...


what is happening with you these days?? any news of you moving??


Spent a lovely evening just watching the 3 remaining boglins playing, and running around like loonies...

FRIDAY ??........ I LOVED WATCHING MABEL ROMPING ROUND IN HER YOOF... alas more durasic in latter years..:rotfl::rotfl:

alfie_1

yay....cracked it

lostinrates

I don't think I'd ever discuss plans outright on the forum.

Not to be rude, but because we're all quite open and I've made us quite identify able already and I wouldn't want to cause problems with planning or stuff later on.

COOLTRIKERCHICK

alfie_1 wrote: »

FRIDAY ??........ I LOVED WATCHING MABEL ROMPING ROUND IN HER YOOF... alas more durasic in latter years..:rotfl::rotfl:

Friday went on the first Friday of September... with one of his brother's and 2 of his sisters.. one boy and 2 girls left, these were the smallest ones we kept back...


Cant wait for big girl's first litter, should be all white, as the father is paul the pig, then not long after mammy pig will be having another litter, so to our black/white boar, so cant wait to see what colours her little ones will be..

Rummer

lostinrates wrote: »

I don't think I'd ever discuss plans outright on the forum.

Not to be rude, but because we're all quite open and I've made us quite identify able already and I wouldn't want to cause problems with planning or stuff later on.

I think with the big plans you are quite right to be cautious.

However I doubt anyone could do much with my plans for courgettes and new greenhouse glass :rotfl:

My problem is I am great at planning it is the doing I am not as successful with :rotfl:

alfie_1

i too keep certain plans to myself, again not to be rude to you lot but theres a lot of lurkers ...... youde be surprised what can be gleened part of my career was based on putting together bits and pieces to make the "big picture".....

Davesnave

I don't think it's easy for others to come here and learn stuff without some pointers. It's a bit like like a soap, so unless people know who we are and what we're about, they'll change channels, or feel they can't join in.

I don't think something like: "Ex-education city dweller who bought a run-down, rural smallholding in Devon" is enough to ID me. It also fits my friend Dennis, just up the road, though he's been here much longer.

Anyway, we can say as much or as little as we like.

One of the best things about the thread is that we're a disparate group, geographically separated, and with very different objectives. Looking in here, people will surely see many reflections of their own trials, tribulations and successes, which is reassuring, but they have to know what's going on first.

Here endeth the sermon for today.....:p