Why not get a home delivery done by a supermarket instead?
I could try.
-Is that Tesco? I'd like you to stock my jam, I can do about eight jars. I washed my hands before making it and everything.-
Why not get a home delivery done by a supermarket instead?
Another plotholder asked me the same question. I don't do anything, they just don't eat many of them- I always get a huge harvest.
If he has as many cherries as we have, probably quite a lot.How much jam do you eat ?![]()
I agree.Been a few moans about postal charges lately, maybe it's me but I think they are cheap.To think you can post a jar of jam from say, Torquay, to Carlisle, for £8! It's like magic to me, I can't begin to understand how it's done, it hurts my head like when I think about space.
I agree.
If someone said to me "Do me a favour. Take this letter and deliver it to this address in Inverness, willya?. Here's 50p, that should cover it."...I'd tell'em where to stick their letter!
I have two cherry trees and not had a single cherry yet since I planted 'em. How do you keep the birds off???
Royal mail is getting ridiculus, i wanted to send a parcel and they wanted £26 so i tried myhermes who charged me £6.30 (ish ) .
How nice of you to send jam to your old mother!
Surely it's got to be worth £20 to be not complicit in the utter misery courier company's such as Hermes foist on their employees, sorry, "associates or "business partners"? How do you think they did it for £6.30?
Steep them in brandy or vodka for Christmas.![]()
Send me some too?I'm not mean all the time- that would be hard work, I like to take a break!
I make a lot of cherry jam this time of year as the tree at the allotment is very productive.
Thats the thought of parting with the money doing that.Been a few moans about postal charges lately, maybe it's me but I think they are cheap.To think you can post a jar of jam from say, Torquay, to Carlisle, for £8! It's like magic to me, I can't begin to understand how it's done, it hurts my head like when I think about space.