Kitchen Garden Forum

Thanks for the Pod welcomes,

seems like I have a couple of bits of editing to do !!

Poddington Pea wrote: Loving the avatar,
I shall be stealing that

glad you like it its the sort of thing I do to wind down after my little girl is in bed lol

Oh look at all my welcomes, i am honoured.thank you to dan and pa for editing post and adding avatar, westi if you wish to marry my dad then thats fine by me but theres a non returnable policy

FredFromOssett wrote:Yes, welcome.
You certainly sound like a chip off the old block; or should I say a pea from the same pod.

Fred there is no question she is her fathers daughter.
She just doesn't always appreciate my sense of humour (oh what a surprise ) or my composted manure.

Hello Pod,

You're very lucky to receive an already loved plot.

I once asked my dad to help put some shelves up - he gave me a drill. I asked him to help with the garden - he gave me a fork and spade. I'm wondering what to ask for next .........

Pawty wrote:I once asked my dad to help put some shelves up - he gave me a drill. I asked him to help with the garden - he gave me a fork and spade. I'm wondering what to ask for next .........

Help with sorting a bank account? He might just give you some money

Pawty wrote:Hello Pod,

You're very lucky to receive an already loved plot.

I once asked my dad to help put some shelves up - he gave me a drill. I asked him to help with the garden - he gave me a fork and spade. I'm wondering what to ask for next .........

Aww Pawty, Couldn't help but laugh at your post

dan3008 wrote:

Pawty wrote:I once asked my dad to help put some shelves up - he gave me a drill. I asked him to help with the garden - he gave me a fork and spade. I'm wondering what to ask for next .........

Help with sorting a bank account? He might just give you some money

That's optimistic Dan. More like he would give Pawty the URL for the banking ombudsman

Poddington Pea wrote: westi if you wish to marry my dad then thats fine by me but theres a non returnable policy

And there's no warranty either, I'm guaranteed as far as the garden gate

Pawty wrote:I once asked my dad to help put some shelves up - he gave me a drill. I asked him to help with the garden - he gave me a fork and spade. I'm wondering what to ask for next .........

To drive you to the shops and back?

Peter

I think I know what you are suggesting there Peter but I reckon at best Pawty would end up with a bicycle with a basket on the front

Ha! More likely to be given the bus timetable!

I'm being mean...... I get my love for gardening from him. I always helped him with the veg patch when I was young which are probably some of my fondest dad/daughter memories. Now, on the phone, we always talk about what we're both growing and what's going well ..... Not that it's a competition .... (Although it is a bit!)

Afternoon pod, a little late in the day i know but, i very warm welcome from me too.

If your Dad has ever said anything about me, i deny it all....

I know your Dad hasn't been a member of the forum for a huge amount of time, but by the heck has he made it a wonderful place to visit...Always positive, a good laugh, but above all, he always takes the time to look out for people and you can't ask more than that from anyone.

So have fun.

oldherbaceous wrote:If your Dad has ever said anything about me, i deny it all....

Public safety warning, just because denied it, doesn't mean it isn't true

Oh no, instead of the devious duo of oh and pa, we now have a terrible trio... I joke, I think were all as bad as each other here, don't believe me? Ask about Catherine's frillies

Welcome Pod,hope you enjoy the forum. Your Dad is certaintly one of the stars on here. JP.

You are all too kind. Of course she wont believe any of it anyway