"Ohh ~ What A Beautiful Mornin'...
~ oh ~ what a beautiful day,
I've got a fore~boding feelin' -
Everything's NOT goin' my way ... "
... because there's no longer any excusefor staying indoors - when I should be out in the garden weeding!
- With apologies to Rodgers & Hammersteins' 'Oklahoma'.
its sunny here too!
just make sure your wearing a hat when your weeding, oh well seems like you knew this day was coming
i have learnt to do what my wife says!
"... anything you say, dear - I'm on my way ... !"
am i sounding like your wife
i have learnt to do what my wife says!
Ah, my friend ... you're already streaks aheadOriginally Posted by bornatbirth
am i sounding like your wife
while it's allout there, it's been
-=rayna.keith=-
...When you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible...
while it's allto read that, Rayna ... s'pose that's because you're now into the 'Wet Season'
I've just started the BBQ... the tyres are burning nicely and only needed 1/2 gallon of petrol
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it's
...When you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible...
Im wondering if you came from Millwall..that's the sort of thing they doI've just started the BBQ... the tyres are burning nicely and only needed 1/2 gallon of petrol
Oh gawd!! Weeeding!Some enjoy having a garden...I enjoy NOT having one...
There are 7 Planes Of Existance:
7 — Material Plane: The earth, where you are right now.
6 — Plane of Forces
5 — Astral Plane
4 — Mental Plane
3 — Too mysterious to describe.
2 — Too mysterious to describe.
1 — Too mysterious to describe.
Arthur, you can come in from doing the weeding now...it's dark & almost 11pm.
I enjoy working in a garden, doing some weeding, trimming grasses and shaping/cutting some plants whenever I have the time. It gives me the feeling of satisfaction to see it clean and well maintained
By the way, very nice photos from your honeymoon trip
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you can have a tea and put your feet up too!Arthur, you can come in from doing the weeding now...it's dark & almost 11pm.
i have learnt to do what my wife says!
YesI enjoy working in a garden, doing some weeding, trimming grasses and shaping/cutting some plants whenever I have the time. It gives me the feeling of satisfaction to see it clean and well maintained
By the way, very nice photos from your honeymoon trip, Liane. I first came here [42 years ago tomorrow!!] - when the house was newly-built - and I'd been married for 6 months to my first wife, Iris. At THAT time I was a young man of twenty-three, and began the work of transforming what was then a rubble-heap into a garden. Gradually - with me doing the digging, constructing paths, small walls and sowing grass from seed, and Iris the planning and planting - things took shape over the next (roughly) two-and-a-half decades. Sadly,
in 1991, Iris died - and from then on (until last year) I kinda lost interest ... and even considered moving to flatted accommodation without a garden.
But I'm still HERE! And since marrying Myrna (who came to the UK in March 2009) I've "never" looked back. Being an agriculturist graduate in the Phils, she's spent much of her time re-cultivating what I'D allowed to fall into [partial] neglect ... so that NOW it's looking like a showpiece. Indeed, many of our neighbours stop to admire her handiwork ... it's like ... "Wow... look at Arthur's garden ... WHAT a difference!"
Of course, at the age of sixty-five, I am no longer able to tackle the same heavy work as I HAD when I was younger.Nonetheless, I find pottering about, cutting down overgrown shrubbery and generally keeping things tidy in the garden, very therapeutic and also rejuvenating.
for your kind appreciation of our belated Parisienne honeymoon photos ... which we've finally gotten around to uploading on the forum by taking a break from our busy schedule.
Oh what a beautiful morning..the sun is up but not too hot today...just perfect for swimming with the kids..have a nice weekend sir Art
p.s.
pictures of ur honeymoon is very inspiring
''Don't be serious..Be Sincere''
And it IS ... AGAIN ... (well ... was ... it's afternoon now! ) ... EXACTLY one year to the day since I started this thread - which I've reopened to celebrate!Ye~hey!
So - fellow Brits - let's be honest ...
... there hasn't really been much
Dare we , hope,, speculate ... or whatever ... that SUMMER has come to these parts - at looong last?
Hi Arthur,~ oh ~ what a beautiful day,
I've got a fore~boding feelin' -
Everything's NOT goin' my way ... "
... because there's no longer any excuse
- With apologies to Rodgers & Hammersteins' 'Oklahoma'.
Looking on the bright side, your beard will help you be able to work a bit longer with its sunburn protection
Mick.
Hi Arthur,
Looking on the bright side, your beard will help you be able to work a bit longer with its sunburn protection
Mick.
oh yes it been a nice sunny day
i have been crawling around in lofts in chemical suit and mask dealing with wasps nests for most of the day and the air-con in the van has packed up and not one person offered a drink
Fear not Alan.
I've found an aircon repair service for you.
.
Pest Control Officer.
That's a job I've always fancied doing.
Fear not Alan.
I've found an aircon repair service for you.
.
oh yes arthur pest control is just one of my duties i work for environmental health well for another 10 days then two weeks off and off to my new job.
great van advert Graham
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Do you use ficam and a wasp wand?My brother is a pest-controler,I used to do a bit as a kid,I remember getting 10pence a rabbit from a gamedealer and one week taking almost 800 rabbits when I worked a line of around 200 snares,I also used to poach salmon during the summer holidays to earn pocket moneyi have been crawling around in lofts in chemical suit and mask dealing with wasps nests for most of the day
Sometimes you're flush and sometimes you're bust, and when you're up, it's never as good as it seems, and when you're down, you never think you'll be up again. But life goes on.
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I got 5 shillings for my sister's rabbit at the local butcher.
She still hasn't found out.
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