09-12-2022, 05:55 AM
morning ladies 
It's raining 
dammm popeye. Pity you couldn't slip the lease agreement to MrP telling him it's divorce papers lol
He really likes being the center of attention, doesn't he. Good on you for standing your ground, and especially, for taking the knives.
That bland pet food is sooo expensive, OHH! It was cheaper for me to steam a small piece of chicken and mix it with cooked rice (same as what's in those tins) and feed the Furry One that when he had an upset tummy. And those tins really smell lol. Poor puss, she'll settle soon.
We were in Rotorua yesterday helping my sister-in-law with her garden. She has a week to go before she moves. We drove round to see her new home and I think we will have to repeat the whole gardening exercise there as the owners haven't touched the gardens since she signed the agreement. I came home with more plants and will need to find homes for them today. Some 'original' single petal geraniums and three different South Pacific Iris'. Two Christmas presents were left behind to be given to family members as we won't see the recipients Christmas Day. She also gave us bits and pieces on their family history, mainly to do with WW11. We have some stuff, and it has been decided unbeknown to us, that it should all be together with us. It's quite the responsibility being The Keeper of Family History. I will scan it all, so we have a digital record as well as the original.
Happy crafting
It's raining dammm popeye. Pity you couldn't slip the lease agreement to MrP telling him it's divorce papers lol
He really likes being the center of attention, doesn't he. Good on you for standing your ground, and especially, for taking the knives. That bland pet food is sooo expensive, OHH! It was cheaper for me to steam a small piece of chicken and mix it with cooked rice (same as what's in those tins) and feed the Furry One that when he had an upset tummy. And those tins really smell lol. Poor puss, she'll settle soon.
We were in Rotorua yesterday helping my sister-in-law with her garden. She has a week to go before she moves. We drove round to see her new home and I think we will have to repeat the whole gardening exercise there as the owners haven't touched the gardens since she signed the agreement. I came home with more plants and will need to find homes for them today. Some 'original' single petal geraniums and three different South Pacific Iris'. Two Christmas presents were left behind to be given to family members as we won't see the recipients Christmas Day. She also gave us bits and pieces on their family history, mainly to do with WW11. We have some stuff, and it has been decided unbeknown to us, that it should all be together with us. It's quite the responsibility being The Keeper of Family History. I will scan it all, so we have a digital record as well as the original.
Happy crafting
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