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Brilliant idea.
Brilliant idea.I said yesterday that I would tell/show you my answer for an overcrowded window ledge for salad greens and seedlings.
my answer is my shoe rack.
which you can see in the photo.
The plants on that were on that window ledge have been temporarily/permanently banished to the bathroom floor.
I haven't worked this idea out properly yet.
Popeye likes that space to sunbathe on. But I can fit another shoe rack this end of the window ledge. I have books on it in the garage, so the books need a new home.
I could do the same for the kitchen window.
But a bit of working out to do yet. But thought I would post my idea.
Might have it sorted for this weekend...
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I have two too! But mine are still in ‘the house that hasn’t been sold yet’ and we can’t get back there to retrieve them. I wonder if they’re by the same artist?@geefull thank you for the paintings, I never tire of seascapes. I have a few of Watwrgate Bay on my walls here painted by Cornish artists and brought back after some lovely holidays.
I said yesterday that I would tell/show you my answer for an overcrowded window ledge for salad greens and seedlings.
my answer is my shoe rack.
which you can see in the photo.
The plants on that were on that window ledge have been temporarily/permanently banished to the bathroom floor.
I haven't worked this idea out properly yet.
Great idea
Popeye likes that space to sunbathe on. But I can fit another shoe rack this end of the window ledge. I have books on it in the garage, so the books need a new home.
I could do the same for the kitchen window.
But a bit of working out to do yet. But thought I would post my idea.
Might have it sorted for this weekend...
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Yes I found quite a few! I’d no idea it was such a thing. Completely bonkers.
I got sidetracked then into watching actual dressage, quite incredible, did you ever do it when you were riding?
Mine are just signed Hunter and are on canvass.I have two too! But mine are still in ‘the house that hasn’t been sold yet’ and we can’t get back there to retrieve them. I wonder if they’re by the same artist?
I like your calming watercolours very much @geefull
Good morning everyone from another wonderful morning in the dark and dangerous north
The wonder wheel of batch cooking parsnip crisps and deserted beeches came in at 5.2 this am (other tree species are available).
Hooray! International bin day has again appeared, as if by magic. Bins, it has been discovered, don’t need to socially isolate as the previous rumour that they could contaminate each other has been found to be a big porky pie put out by Russian spies to put a strain on a nation already suffering from a shortage of bog roll and that more exclusive and elusive, toilet tissue.
Afternoon tea went well yesterday, it’s nice to have a focus for each day and the teapot likes a bit of attention, with loose tea spooned lavishly from an old Fortnum tea caddy obtained in better times when the word isolate was only found on packets of protein powder.
As it was a pink supermoon last night, Mrs Miggins self isolated in another room and used all manner of nasty smelly to remove some nail polish - I watched a horror film.
According to the beeb, we have now to receive a series of lessons such as, “what is an ICU?” “Who’s in charge if the PM stubs his toe?” But Bojo has been found in a stable condition practicing his dressage and it is really Jimmy Greaves that is poorly sick.
Have a great day if you can, play nicely in the garden - make survival suits out of items that can be found around the house.
Kofee
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Mine are just signed Hunter and are on canvass.
That looks like Jersey? Can you not add some good salt crystals (Malden if you have it) to softened butter. I would do half a block at a time. Good salted butte is VERY important in my world.My local shop has run out of salted butter so am attempting to make my own. Does anyone have an easier recipe than this?
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good afternoon all
3.8 today so I had some cheese and a couple of mr gee's grapes to be on the safe side
we girded up our loins with hand sanitiser and wipes then out for our weekly shopping this morning, pretty quiet on the whole and stock was quite good, followed by much scrubbing of hands etc
We'll take mum's shopping over later probably when we've unloaded and wiped everything down. Mr gee has decided to put his prescription in a little early this time, there is a box in our local village shop from which they are collected twice a week so we will use that and see how it goes
Hope your day is treating you well
I love your latest @Muddy Cyclist and look forward to seeing your 'more abstract' version
@gennepher your app is producing some innovative stufflooks like an interesting way to change things up.
today's catch up art -
no 1 is a quick seascape, Daler Rowney on craft card, you will see a lot of seascapes ahead I'm, afraid, it's in my local environmentmanaged to avoid the 'blob' in the sky this time
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no 2 is also Daler Rowney paint, on A sketch paper I think.
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Good luck, fingers crossed for you. Ours will start marketing again next year which will be the third consecutive year to have a go. Must say we are appreciating the space atm and are just happy son and GF got into their cottage at the end of Feb. That would have been horrible for them, we can take it on the chin.I’ll have a look when the travel restrictions are lifted and we can eventually get back to clear the house. We have signed contracts ready for exchange I’m just hoping against hope it goes through.
Congratulations. Hope it all goes through without a hitch - might it take a while in the current situation?I’ll have a look when the travel restrictions are lifted and we can eventually get back to clear the house. We have signed contracts ready for exchange I’m just hoping against hope it goes through.
That looks like Jersey? Can you not add some good salt crystals (Malden if you have it) to softened butter. I would do half a block at a time. Good salted butte is VERY important in my world.
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