Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Things That Gladden The Heart
- Thread starter HomerJSimpson
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Just been watching a Hedgehog scuttling across our garden. Not seen that in our garden before.
We've had them in the garden for a few years. Breeding families that seem to come back each year (or the next generation). We have several hedgehog houses around the garden that they certainly use although we try not to pry too much to see if they are in residence over the winter.
Slime
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From what I can ascertain, I may be the only person in the World who has not taken part in a Zoom meeting or similar
You and me both.
NearHull
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I can only suggest that you arrange a suitably convenient time to FaceTime each other to discuss.You and me both.
Slime
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Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Death warmed upNo thanks ............................. I know what he looks like!
Blue in Munich
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Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Stop flirtingYou're not that pretty.
fundy
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ok the last few posts definitely should be on the random irritations not here
SteveW86
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In my search for something near the centre of the club face with my driver, a miracle happened at the range earlier....
Top effort. I was down the range trying to lower my left shoulder (old fault). All good until I got to the driver which had a fade on it. Back to it tomorrow but making a difference when it goes well. Keep up your hard work. Looks like you're getting there
bobmac
Major Champion
Exams completed and on way home, a glass of wine will taste good tonight ?
don't tell me you have retarained as a ballerina
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Deleted member 25172
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To see politics back in full bloom on the forum again in the Corona-thread. That ban lasted long.
IOSH, not really a safety person but if it gets me a job ??don't tell me you have retarained as a ballerina
fundy
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Jamesbrown
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Sat in a hot tub in the middle of the Lincolnshire wolds, all lights off, no light pollution and the sky is fantastic. No clouds. Just stars and very faint band of Milky Way.
Not as good as what I saw in Knighton last year but it’s one of my pleasures in life.
Not as good as what I saw in Knighton last year but it’s one of my pleasures in life.
Swinglowandslow
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Yes, when you look up at a sky at night like that, it fills you with wonder and many thoughts.
This week, thinking whether we'll beat this Covid thing etc, I take heart from the thoughts that we humans have been able to send a craft 200,000,000 miles out there to find something only the size of a skyscraper , fly with it, then go down and snatch some of it, and then set off back to here.
If we can do that, what hope for the future that gives,and we can sure to beat this damn virus!
We may be insignificant in the grand scheme of things, but we have come a hell of a long way.
After a stressful day at work and a 10.30 finish Ive just sat down on the sofa for a cuddle with my dog