A natural skin is just as pretty.
I suppose it's a little like the Emperors clothes tale.
Bits and Bobs No 15.
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oldherbaceous
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Just one more thought, now i don't want to get sued by any of the giant, national, pharmaceutical companies but, don't people realize that nobody can actually notice any difference whether these expensive creams are used or not.
A natural skin is just as pretty.
I suppose it's a little like the Emperors clothes tale.
A natural skin is just as pretty.
I suppose it's a little like the Emperors clothes tale.
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Another one here for the avoiding garden centres at Christams although one that I visited just before Christmas had the Christmas stuff tucked away in a section that could be avoided but it is a huge place.
OH have you a wormery as they seem to be the new in thing to have?
OH have you a wormery as they seem to be the new in thing to have?
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Dear glallotments, thank-you for the suggestion. I have thought about one before, but i always seem to use things in such large quantities i think one would be more trouble than it's worth, for me.
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Where is this year going to! 
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How did you get on Old Codger?
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oldherbaceous wrote:How did you get on Old Codger?
Hi Herbie Had two more x rays and blood test just waiting for a date now.the quicker the better.
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You'll get there Codger, they didn't pick up on the xray that kitchen knife you lost did they?
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oldherbaceous wrote:You'll get there Codger, they didn't pick up on the xray that kitchen knife you lost did they?
No but theydid find half a garden fork with all that diggingi have been doing.
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Well i hope it was the handle, you'll need that for leaning on when you have had the operation.
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Snow at last, no work either, heaven! 
at least 2 inches fell over night and is still around.
at least 2 inches fell over night and is still around.
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Geoff wrote:Anybody watch the "Horizon" about dogs last night? Not only an interesting programme but back to the series' quality production values that have been sadly missing recently.
Yes, I did, absolutely fascinating, daughter now wants a Silver Fox though.
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Looking through the other topics I've noticed some new gardening phenomena - someone is charging up a blackberry and another is having difficulty with their apps. Gardening is getting more and more complicated!
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Dear Plumpudding, only if you want it to be.
Being on here is as about as complicated as it gets for me.
Being on here is as about as complicated as it gets for me.
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Hi PlumPudding,
i used to have a Red Blackberry, which I used to call my Strawberry - got me some funny looks I must say.
i used to have a Red Blackberry, which I used to call my Strawberry - got me some funny looks I must say.
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