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Dear Chantal, thank you, you have brightened my day.

oldherbaceous wrote:Dear Chantal, thank you, you have brightened my day.

A visit from a young lady at 3.45 in the morning, and you still want your day brightened [/u][/i]

Dear P.J, I must say the young lady was an absolute stunner, but Chantal is a good friend and also has looks to equal the young lady , so it meant a lot.

It's a long wait for the bus to Milton Bryan, but it'll be worth it when we get there.

Friend came to visit this weekend who hasn't been for a while. When he noticed I was putting shredded newspaper in the compost he wondered if it would slow the process down. "How come?" I asked. "Well the worms might find an interesting bit and stop to read instead of munching on". Might have to review what I am doing!

Dear Geoff, i do like to find something to make me smile in the morning, and that was it.

Just potted up some seedlings - didn't see that on the transfer deadline day thread!

Looks like everyone else had an early night, as well as myself, there was nothing for me to read this morning.

Tea really is a cure-all. i (briefly) worked at a mental hospital in London. was hanging out before my shift in the attached walled garden, soaking up what last little bits of serenity i could, when the (very young) security guard comes running in waving his flashlight nervously. Turns out a vagrant had been sleeping there (rather than the jailbreak we all feared. there was a locked ward, did i mention?)... 'You can't stay here! It's a mental hospital!' he said, nervously... The vagrant was cool, gathered his things... then the security guard said, rather nervously, 'Would you like a cup of tea?' The offer was politely declined... but I dined out on that story for weeks.

Dear Alia, a lovely story, for a lovely morning, well it will be when it gets light enough to see it.

Think i will have another cup of tea.