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Oh zizag - good luck with everything x
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Sending hugs xxx What a lovely thing you have done in giving your mum a break
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Grrrrrrr - that's all I have to say about that
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Ah no we don't have Brit box Sounds good though - enjoy
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Tis Friday! How is everyone? I'm enjoying watching my bulbs coming up, I planted so many in the autumn, will be good to see the fruits of my labour... Have a good weekend and if at all possible step away from the TDLs
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Well - the pole dancing/knitting and nattering was great - 14 people turned up and the atmosphere was lovely - I purposely didn't advertise this group just relied on word of mouth, so 14 is not too bad at all... We are embarking on a group project - a blanket of knitted squares which we will send to 'Knit for Peace' Feel a bit 'phew'!!!
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Tomorrow sees the launch of my new 'Knit and Natter' group - I am feeling ridiculously nervous about this! Have switched right back into 'leadership mode' - printing off info sheets, organising refreshments, planning how to set up the hall...(have told the Hall Committee that it is 'Pole Dancing for Beginners'😂 which raised a laugh!) No idea how many people are likely to turn up - everyone that I have spoken to has seemed really keen (are they just humouring me 🤷♀️) We will see, I just hope that it is fun...
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Such a beautiful day here - lovely sunshine, lots of washing out on my line which pleases me greatly Mr S is trying to repair fence panels, he will have to ask our sons to come here to slot them back into place, he won't be able to manage that bit If everyone returns a negative test 🤞 we will be going to youngest son's house later for dinner and a 'film night' - we are going to watch 'CODA', I am told by son and DIL that I will love it but will need tissues...
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Oh goodness Cait that must be a real worry for you We won't be claiming from insurance so I have no idea - tree surgeon has finished, he charged £80.00 which seems more than fair to me Damage to neighbours garage roof is minimal (thank heavens), couldn't see until tree was removed - will speak to neighbour later
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Happy Friday! I think that I must have the kindest neighbour in living history - tree surgeon is here now to remove the tree that fell onto neighbours garage roof, it transpires that it also hit their motorhome, I had no idea... Neighbour said "I watched it fall, it was in slow motion, pretty sure there won't be any damage, please stop worrying about it" How kind is that Well, we will be able to see what damage has been done when tree surgeon removes the tree, fingers crossed my neighbour is right... Anyway, enough about me and my 'problems' which are nothing in the grand scheme of things How is everyone getting on?
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No surprise there then!
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Any advice from LA?
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Oh really - I could drive through the tunnel and give you a demo 🤣 we made our beat baby very special, she had a special bed (box) and she was kept out of sight until we wanted to use her! Ah happy days...
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Absolutely How many times were we sent 'stuff' on the last day of summer term or first day of summer holiday 🤦♀️
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Ooh blondie google beat baby - tis great well I think so!
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What a dilemma for you Mousie - I wish that I had something useful to say - if I was still working I would absolutely 100% be sending poorly children home - my 4 yr old grandson had Covid recently, his only symptom was a 'snotty' nose, only tested because there was another case at pre-school...roll on Spring/Summer and lots of outdoor play
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Is the power back on? Did you see local news tonight - poor people - some had no power and no water
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Oooh - now, I mustn't derail the thread, but I loved our beat baby and more importantly so did the children!
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In my case that would be loads - I was always very easily led 🤦♀️🤣
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Yes, very much still a 'thing' 😀
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Here are some of my 'little hats' - these are for the Age UK/Innocent smoothie campaign - Age UK receive 0.25p for each hat I sent 38 just before Christmas and have 14 ready now, will keep making them, they are quick and fun to make
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Weaved in - took flippin' ages 🤦♀️😂
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I am going to try to add a photo of my blanket - nothing like Cait's beautiful fine work but I am sending it to 'Knit for Peace' and hopefully it might bring some cheer to someone in a hospice or a care home
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Oh no - I am trying to remember how long we were without power after the '87 storm, think it was 5 days It was thoroughly miserable, I do remember that much
