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Watering bulbs - are they the ones that do not need soil?
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Watering bulbs - are they the ones that do not need soil?
biggs682
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- Northamptonshire
Lunchtime stroll completed
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
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- South Manchester
Ergh, Simba has just caught and eaten something in the cat run. Heard him pounce, then next minute chomp chomp. Juices around his 'chops' and dribbles down his maine. Wouldn't let him in. Just had to shut him in the conservatory and wipe the 'goo' off his fur. 
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no they're small globes with spouts, you fill them with water then put the spouts into the soil then the plant takes what it wants and all you have to do is refill when empty. There are different sizes available and they look like this
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Illaveago
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DId you forget to switch the oven on ? I often do that !"Cause it took so long to bake it"
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
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- Northamptonshire
Didn't I tell you
woodbutchmaster
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Yes, and worse still is that l'll never find the recipe againDId you forget to switch the oven on ? I often do that !
Reynard
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- Cambridgeshire, UK
Urgh, I have lost the will to live... I've just spent the last hour and a bit arguing paperwork with the quack surgery as they keep fubaring mum's prescription after they changed her meds. All sorted now (I hope), but I did have to cart her over there for a quick check-up as they wouldn't make the necessary changes without that.
This calls for chocolate.
This calls for chocolate.
My domestic godliness, today, has risen to 11
Coffee machine descaled, (with the 2nd hand descaler saved in a jug to soak the shower head)
Cars washed, tyre pressures and oil etc checked and washer fluid topped up.
Oven cleaned, top to bottom, inside and out.
Dog and grandson exercised.
Dishwasher filled, buttons pressed, then emptied.
I need a rest now!! 😂
Coffee machine descaled, (with the 2nd hand descaler saved in a jug to soak the shower head)
Cars washed, tyre pressures and oil etc checked and washer fluid topped up.
Oven cleaned, top to bottom, inside and out.
Dog and grandson exercised.
Dishwasher filled, buttons pressed, then emptied.
I need a rest now!! 😂
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Nightmare. MIL was moved surgeries when she went into the Nursing Home and all the 'meds' issues started again - incompatibilities and what she can/can't tolerate - seems that bit was 'lost' between surgeries...
I assume your mum can't keep up with what she's on, MIL has relied on others for 20 years to sort her's out.
Kempstonian
Has the memory of a goldfish
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- Bedford
Was this 'something' crunchy? If so it was probably a snail - if not it was a slug. Either way, YUK!Ergh, Simba has just caught and eaten something in the cat run. Heard him pounce, then next minute chomp chomp. Juices around his 'chops' and dribbles down his maine. Wouldn't let him in. Just had to shut him in the conservatory and wipe the 'goo' off his fur.
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
I don't know.... he chomped that fast as he knew I'd try and stop him. Pulled a few funny faces eating it, so can't have been tasty ! Just waiting for him to chuck up
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Long story short, I have lost count over the number of times that the surgery has seriously mucked up* my prescriptions.
😢 One "mistake" made me seriously unwell for six months, and another mistake was not put right until I asked a Consultant to visit me at home.
*other phrases are available to describe the situation when nobody thinks the patient might know what is going wrong.
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