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Emily_Rachel wrote: »

Good morning all! Hope the sun is shining as brightly for you as it is for me. For the leek-eaters among you, did you know that if you trim the bottom 2cm off your leek when you prepare it, and plant this little end stump, root end down, top just peeping out, water well, you will grow a new leek. Leave it to grow, and you will have a whole clump. I now routinely do this and have a continuous supply of 'cut and come again' leeks. Easy to do and worth a try if you have a few patches of soil free. Mine are growing in between my tomato plants, and are thriving!

The same thing works with spring onions

fairclaire

Good morning again

Just got back from the hospital with DS2, he had his 6 monthly visit to the paediatrician. The doc was running late (6 minutes to be exact ) and boy did he get it from DS2 along with a lecture about managing his time efficiently :o:rotfl::rotfl: Just as well he's been seeing him for a few years and knows what to expect

Im just waiting for the lazy people to get out of bed and then Im going shopping

fairclaire

Emily_Rachel wrote: »

Good morning all! Hope the sun is shining as brightly for you as it is for me. For the leek-eaters among you, did you know that if you trim the bottom 2cm off your leek when you prepare it, and plant this little end stump, root end down, top just peeping out, water well, you will grow a new leek. Leave it to grow, and you will have a whole clump. I now routinely do this and have a continuous supply of 'cut and come again' leeks. Easy to do and worth a try if you have a few patches of soil free. Mine are growing in between my tomato plants, and are thriving!

I have leeks planted at the back of my flower border. The flowers on them are stunning! well I think so

dipdap

fairclaire wrote: »

Good morning again

Just got back from the hospital with DS2, he had his 6 monthly visit to the paediatrician. The doc was running late (6 minutes to be exact ) and boy did he get it from DS2 along with a lecture about managing his time efficiently :o:rotfl::rotfl: Just as well he's been seeing him for a few years and knows what to expect

Im just waiting for the lazy people to get out of bed and then Im going shopping

FC I love hearing stories about you DS
He reminds me of how my Son can be sometimes (we finally have a face to face CAMHS meeting scheduled for him in September :j only taken us 8 years :rotfl: )
We went on holiday last year and when we got home we realised we'd left behind the kids DS games. Rang the hotel and nothing, so I wrote them off as lost.
Holiday again this year (same hotel) and DS wouldn't sleep until he'd asked the staff if the games were in lost property (this is a year after we lost them) and when he was told they weren't there he wanted to go check the room we'd stayed in last year because he was sure he knew where they'd be :rotfl: (they wouldn't let him check). He's still sure he knows where they are, bless him

never_too_old

Have you folks tried the online chat with
Msm/msl. I had a problem and they sorted
It out straight away, I have had 3 payments
So far into my PayPal account.
Hth
X

gardenia

Morning everyone georgeous day today oh and pinch punch for the first day of the month :rotfl:

rego

Morning All

Is there a pic, bc, description of the 4p AW12 shoes please ?

gardenia

never_too_old wrote: »

Have you folks tried the online chat with
Msm/msl. I had a problem and they sorted
It out straight away, I have had 3 payments
So far into my PayPal account.
Hth
X

Thanks I was just about to try this route mine stopped just after the finish one don't think it was meant to be £5 cashback either that or we've broken it

couponqueen123

Emily_Rachel wrote: »

Good morning all! Hope the sun is shining as brightly for you as it is for me. For the leek-eaters among you, did you know that if you trim the bottom 2cm off your leek when you prepare it, and plant this little end stump, root end down, top just peeping out, water well, you will grow a new leek. Leave it to grow, and you will have a whole clump. I now routinely do this and have a continuous supply of 'cut and come again' leeks. Easy to do and worth a try if you have a few patches of soil free. Mine are growing in between my tomato plants, and are thriving!

and potato skins that have "eyes" thanks for the tip it will save us £££ we love leek:o

fairclaire

dipdap wrote: »

FC I love hearing stories about you DS
He reminds me of how my Son can be sometimes (we finally have a face to face CAMHS meeting scheduled for him in September :j only taken us 8 years :rotfl: )
We went on holiday last year and when we got home we realised we'd left behind the kids DS games. Rang the hotel and nothing, so I wrote them off as lost.
Holiday again this year (same hotel) and DS wouldn't sleep until he'd asked the staff if the games were in lost property (this is a year after we lost them) and when he was told they weren't there he wanted to go check the room we'd stayed in last year because he was sure he knew where they'd be :rotfl: (they wouldn't let him check). He's still sure he knows where they are, bless him

Aww bless him We have had some sessions with CHAMS a while back and have an open self referral if we need it. I found them excellent. We had 2 child psychologists (1 trainee). 1 used to take DS2 off to a different room and they worked on visual ways for him to express how he was feeling, something we still use alot. The other lady sat with me and pretty much talked about how I was feeling, as it was quite soon after diagnosis. I hope you also get what you need from it.