Didnt send for test, supposed to be done within three days of onset of symptoms, at least I think that's what Mum said. She isolating at home.
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best way to have your koffy alf i drink it by the troves tommy only has to twitch and im like oh you making a coffee ,he on the other hand is a tea drinker doesnt like koffy(some people got no taste
)glad to see more stable numbers for yourself take care ,have i mentioned my bin day is FRIDAY !!!!!
Fixed for free. No thanks needed. (Love the phrase by the troves - new one on me)
ive been shopping this morning and its the first time i have not at to queue this was at iceland and home bargins maybe because people have gone back to work but i was in and out got home delivery in iceland so bought stuff hubby normally gets whats too heavy for me ,i go the shops once a week keeping my distance and if anybody invades my space i politely ask them to move back a bit if that doesnt work maybe a whack with my hand bag
usually does the trick
Thank you @Muddy Cyclist
Well now you mention it, I think a larger chocolate rabbit could seen hopping around my ornaments...Hmmn so you say:***:
That sounds very painful.
I like the blended fields though I should imagine it's quite a messy process 
good morning all
4.6 yesterday and 4.3 this morning
missed posting yesterday because it got late whilst I was fiddling about trying out the manufacture of a third fabric mask pattern
I like the fitted ones but they're a close fit and mr gee's glasses steam up. the second type (3 pleats) he says are ok and comfy but the pattern I have seems too tall (chin to eyes distance). Pattern no 3 has one box pleat in it and he's liking the fit
Shopping day today, the weekly dose of stress and worry along with the Tea bags and cauliflower
Not too bad shopper numbers wise here in the windy North this morning with a mixture of masked and non-masked variants. Mr gee's latest snazzy checked mask seems to have performed ok
Shopping delivered to mum mostly according to her list although it appears that 'bread flour' has achieved 'mythical' status in our area, haven't seen any for ages. If I can get plain flour I'll add some of the vital wheat gluten I bought recently to it, that should bring it up to strength.
Hope your day is treating you kindly
@SlimLizzy - ouch, hugs for the toes
@gennepher - chocolate rabbits and charming pastels
@Muddy Cyclist - Hugs for the worries about your MIL, not a happy situation.
I love the the hawthorn blossom, ours isn't nearly so far on as yours is. It's a wonderfully light filled sketch.
Art catch up -
no 1 is a fairly disasterous rendition of a Keith Nash painting I saw on Pinterest, he's an artist from Norfolk, lots of abstract watery landscapes with dramatic skies. My struggle was (obviously) with water control, which has resulted in some spectacular sky cauliflowers
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no 2 - the Hawthorn here is less developed than further South, this bit was clipped a few days ago from the tree next to Mum's gate.
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I acted upon your information and I ordered some yesterday - should be arriving soon. Thank you for the heads up.
I Like the sky and landscape, cauliflowers an all. I always have clean kitchen roll handy and dab up when things start to get too wet, light to dark usually stops it. But water on dark area always cauliflowers, dark needs to be the final action, I think you got away with it in this painting. Hawthorn is well captured and yes ours is fully out long sways of white flowers the smell I think always smells like cows, not pleasant.good morning all
4.6 yesterday and 4.3 this morning
missed posting yesterday because it got late whilst I was fiddling about trying out the manufacture of a third fabric mask pattern
I like the fitted ones but they're a close fit and mr gee's glasses steam up. the second type (3 pleats) he says are ok and comfy but the pattern I have seems too tall (chin to eyes distance). Pattern no 3 has one box pleat in it and he's liking the fit
Shopping day today, the weekly dose of stress and worry along with the Tea bags and cauliflower
Not too bad shopper numbers wise here in the windy North this morning with a mixture of masked and non-masked variants. Mr gee's latest snazzy checked mask seems to have performed ok
Shopping delivered to mum mostly according to her list although it appears that 'bread flour' has achieved 'mythical' status in our area, haven't seen any for ages. If I can get plain flour I'll add some of the vital wheat gluten I bought recently to it, that should bring it up to strength.
Hope your day is treating you kindly
@SlimLizzy - ouch, hugs for the toes
@gennepher - chocolate rabbits and charming pastels
@Muddy Cyclist - Hugs for the worries about your MIL, not a happy situation.
I love the the hawthorn blossom, ours isn't nearly so far on as yours is. It's a wonderfully light filled sketch.
Art catch up -
no 1 is a fairly disasterous rendition of a Keith Nash painting I saw on Pinterest, he's an artist from Norfolk, lots of abstract watery landscapes with dramatic skies. My struggle was (obviously) with water control, which has resulted in some spectacular sky cauliflowers
View attachment 41287
no 2 - the Hawthorn here is less developed than further South, this bit was clipped a few days ago from the tree next to Mum's gate.
View attachment 41288
I have noticed our shopping bills have increased over lockdown, still not spending any on leisure so I'm hoping we are still ahead.
Very expressive sketch. Gives a good indication of the land and vegetation.
