Best wellyboot forward. Pips frugal edible garden adventures.

rtandon27

starnac wrote: »

...Any cheese left for me???...

...Now who wants a cuppa and some leftover cheese on toast??...

Plenty of cheese left - a sneaky box of very reduced posh stuff made it into the fridge! - Cranberry Wensleydale for me! - Anyone like some stilton or brie? - A couple of fancy cheddar's available too!

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2015 STRIPEYGANG!

beanielou

Happy new year Pippi & friends

troglodyte

Happy new year everyone! Hope it's going to be a good year full of adventures and fun and cheese! (and not too expensive, with a litte path up the middle...)

Pippilongstocking

rtandon27 wrote: »

Plenty of cheese left - a sneaky box of very reduced posh stuff made it into the fridge! - Cranberry Wensleydale for me! - Anyone like some stilton or brie? - A couple of fancy cheddar's available too!

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2015 STRIPEYGANG!

And to each and every one of you lovelies cheese monsters or otherwise.

:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T

Its the first day of real january life.

We're skint oh so skint

We've food to eek out probably too far

And a holiday at the end of the month.

The flat is still not rented out, due to dodgy plumbing and a few hiccups.

The new house got rather rudely 'rebanded' so a couple of adjusted large council tax bills have landed and been spread over the next three months.

So its going to be tight.

And, worst of all. I've not even started to plant my garlic, start my shallots or onions or my chillis.

Standards, somewhere in my socks.

:eek:

Time for some planning.

Time for a plan.

Pippilongstocking

My plan is as yet unformed.

I think I lost my list gene over the holibubs

But, I did do two hours work and caught the escaped dog several times.

I'm fathoming how the hell he can jump over such a high wall or if I have a secret worm hole to my neighbours garden.

He's like the flash.

Hens scoffing madly and roaming about.

Eggs zero.

Pippilongstocking

PS anyone want a jumping dog who thinks he's a kangaroo.

Cheery_Daff

:rotfl: :rotfl: Tempting, but no thanks Little scamp (I suspect you may have called him other names whilst running through the neighbour's garden in your nightie!)

Lovely to have you back :j :j

(and selfishly I'm glad you haven't even planted garlic yet - makes me feel better for not having done mine yet! :rotfl: )

mooomin

Pippilongstocking wrote: »

PS anyone want a jumping dog who thinks he's a kangaroo.

Me! Mr Mooo won't let me get a dog because our cat has a heart problem and he thinks getting a dog might kill it. I disagree.

Still, no pooch for me.

YET...

Pippilongstocking

My first things will be starting onions/garlic and shallots off in trays Cheery as soon as of course i get a pesky report out of the way.



This mutt has been over the wall and up and down the blinking village more times than I'd really think its healthy for him.

he's going to bed (with supper) and until I can build a structure ON TOP of the wall, I think he can't be out there or needs a chain.

He of course bites through all sorts of stringy stuff seemingly it tastes good.



Mooomin darnabit.

No tea plan how bad am I aside I know its already in the house.

Half a tree chainsawed down though so that's something positive and all the birdie fillers filled up.

Karmacat

Pippi, how lovely to see you back :j tho its never good to hear that anyone is skinter than a skint thing.

Cheery_Daff wrote: »

:rotfl: :rotfl: Tempting, but no thanks Little scamp (I suspect you may have called him other names whilst running through the neighbour's garden in your nightie!)

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Lovely to have you back :j :j

(and selfishly I'm glad you haven't even planted garlic yet - makes me feel better for not having done mine yet! :rotfl: )

*So* lovely! And because of my lurgy (thats my story and I'm sticking to it) I too have unplanted garlic all over the place

Are you really going to start it off in trays now, Pippi?