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The problem with Sundays [message #18963] Sun, 02 August 2009 19:59 Go to next message
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The problem with Sundays.....


I've got a plan so cunning you could put a tail on it and call it a weasel ~ Blackadder
Re: The problem with Sundays [message #18985 is a reply to message #18963 ] Mon, 03 August 2009 07:47 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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I have a question about roses. My hedge of white antique roses is sick. If I post pictures, can someone (Robin or anyone else) tell me what is wrong? They bloomed in the spring and were lovely and smelled likes roses. And then they got sick.
Re: The problem with Sundays [message #18986 is a reply to message #18963 ] Mon, 03 August 2009 08:29 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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But the ME ‘chance’ cards will be contentious: Parking fine, £20,000, you left your ostrich cart at Buckingham Palace gate and wandered off to catch Faster Pussycat Kill Kill at the Institute of Contemporary Art

***SNRRRFFFF***

"Your rich uncle leaves you £5000 in his will, but before you can put on your shoes to deposit the check you spend three hours staring vaguely at your socks wondering if you've put the left one on the right foot and vice versa, and why DON'T socks have an obvious left and right for heaven's sake, and by the time you've sorted that out the bank's closed and the sun has gone cold and you've misplaced the check anyway. Skip a turn."



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Re: The problem with Sundays [message #18990 is a reply to message #18985 ] Mon, 03 August 2009 09:40 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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*Talk to a LOCAL nursery/rose grower/gardener.* They will give you FAR better advice than any of us could. Unless some of us live near Lille. Or look it up in a French book on roses. (One of my pet peeves is Australian/American rose books published here as 'how to's. I'm sure there are some Aus/Am readers who will say the same about British books. Somewhat specialist stuff, where basic knowledge about roses in YOUR area can be assumed, is okay, but a basic book on How to Keep your Roses Healthy and Thriving is best applicable IN ITS PLACE OF ORIGIN.)
Re: The problem with Sundays [message #18993 is a reply to message #18985 ] Mon, 03 August 2009 10:11 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Fake Frenchie wrote on Mon, 03 August 2009 06:47

I have a question about roses. My hedge of white antique roses is sick. If I post pictures, can someone (Robin or anyone else) tell me what is wrong? They bloomed in the spring and were lovely and smelled likes roses. And then they got sick.


Hi - please start a new topic under Talk for new stuff.

We try to keep threads in Blog Post Discussion focussed.

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Re: The problem with Sundays [message #18995 is a reply to message #18990 ] Mon, 03 August 2009 10:56 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Robin wrote on Mon, 03 August 2009 15:40

*Talk to a LOCAL nursery/rose grower/gardener.* They will give you FAR better advice than any of us could. Unless some of us live near Lille. Or look it up in a French book on roses. (One of my pet peeves is Australian/American rose books published here as 'how to's. I'm sure there are some Aus/Am readers who will say the same about British books. Somewhat specialist stuff, where basic knowledge about roses in YOUR area can be assumed, is okay, but a basic book on How to Keep your Roses Healthy and Thriving is best applicable IN ITS PLACE OF ORIGIN.)

OK. Will do. Thanks.
Re: The problem with Sundays [message #18996 is a reply to message #18993 ] Mon, 03 August 2009 10:57 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Blogmom wrote on Mon, 03 August 2009 16:11

Fake Frenchie wrote on Mon, 03 August 2009 06:47

I have a question about roses. My hedge of white antique roses is sick. If I post pictures, can someone (Robin or anyone else) tell me what is wrong? They bloomed in the spring and were lovely and smelled likes roses. And then they got sick.


Hi - please start a new topic under Talk for new stuff.

We try to keep threads in Blog Post Discussion focussed.

Thanks.

-- Karen
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Oops! I didn't think of that. Sorry.
Re: The problem with Sundays [message #19000 is a reply to message #18963 ] Mon, 03 August 2009 13:42 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Quote:

and Felix, drat him, seems to have disappeared again—and he’s never here.

Hmmm - I suppose his second name isn't Macavity? Smile

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But the bells are tinker bells

So do you also have to believe in them really hard to make them ring?

I think you get more done with ME than a lot of people do without it! You have the spoon-budgeting down to a very fine art and I'm filled with admiration. Smile


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Re: The problem with Sundays [message #19007 is a reply to message #19000 ] Mon, 03 August 2009 19:36 Go to previous message
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I think change ringing generally is some kind of bonkers magic and nobody would do it if we weren't all believing away like anything. :)

Spoon handling is a bit of a fine art. Pity I'm a klutz. . . :)
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