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PasturesNew wrote: »Does it have roots? Can you plant it? Dad bought one with roots in our first year at one house and planted it in the garden. It grew huge, but we left 7 years later.
Apparently so. Assuming it survives Christmas, I'll see about putting it into a bigger pot and taking it outside. Then it will have been even more MSE
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I love this, very funny:
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Do NP watch the Queen's speech on Christmas day?
We usually do not, it's not a stance, we are usually still eating.
As a child my parents always had it on and insisted that we children stood for the National Anthem.
Our chinese guests have been in the UK for some years but she is an intensive care nurse and has always worked christmas shifts to allow colleagues who celebrate to have time off. this year she moved to a private hospital who plan to be shut on christmas day.
I am considering that we should watch it for them.0 -
Do NP watch the Queen's speech on Christmas day?.
Yes, it's a family tradition. If we're still eating at the time the TV has to come on for it then off again.“The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie – deliberate, contrived, and dishonest – but the myth, persistent, persuasive, and unrealistic.
Belief in myths allows the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought.”
-- President John F. Kennedy”0 -
Do NP watch the Queen's speech on Christmas day?
We usually do not, it's not a stance, we are usually still eating.
As a child my parents always had it on and insisted that we children stood for the National Anthem.
Our chinese guests have been in the UK for some years but she is an intensive care nurse and has always worked christmas shifts to allow colleagues who celebrate to have time off. this year she moved to a private hospital who plan to be shut on christmas day.
I am considering that we should watch it for them.
No, but I might watch it this year.
If your guests are from communist China it might be quite an experience for them to see a monarch on the telly, seeing as how they're globally a bit of an endangered species.There is no honour to be had in not knowing a thing that can be known - Danny Baker0 -
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