Marigold wrote: ↑

Fri May 25, 2018 7:15 am

I'd rather have the £60,000,000, could do more good with it!

Oh, I'd rather do some bad with it!

I had a boss who called me "Hun". I was outraged. How sexist! "No", he said, "It's short for Attilla the Hun. Everyone calls you that!" Thank heavens I don't have PMT any more :-) :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: When I was 60 I had a tee shirt printed that said: I'm not 60 I'm 18 with 42 years of ere...

Great to see you here, Eris.

Love Shropshire. Always thought I'd retire to Clun but got distracted by Scotland.

Worked for a year as a Guard/Emergency Motorman on the underground, LadyA. But then the Moorgate train disaster happened. But that's another story.

I've currently got a hen in the 'broody breaker'. It's the third hen so far this year. I have a perch in it so that she doesn't have to spend 72 hours stood on the wire bars of the dog crate. The broody breaker is in the shed where I rear my chicks. I currently have 23 five week olds. I have heard t...

I know what you mean. I've never owned a car and have always been perfectly happy to use public transport and the occasional taxi. But when I say this to people they look at me as though I'm mentally retarded. I reckon 'greenism' is often just a fashionable pose as opposed to a lifestyle choice. If ...

Thanks LadyA. I'm assuming it's the Waterford as in the glass decanter a friend bought me for my 50th birthday. Never heard of Tramore.

What town is town, LadyA?

I used to play with the SS Hen Gen 60 years ago in the bath. I thought she'd gone down with the Palmolive on board in 1957. Glad to hear that she is still plying her trade on the oceans of the world.

Awoke this morning to wall to wall sunshine and not a breath of wind. And my first ewe had lambed, twin boys. Twenty three, three week old chicks happy in their shed. My co- owned Galloway cattle all healthy and contented. Alls well with the world. But I daren't leave the ewes because the birds are ...