That should be over by now. I don't know.
Sorry to hear of your neighbor's dog. Hopefully, it died quickly.
CD
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That should be over by now. I don't know.
Sorry to hear of your neighbor's dog. Hopefully, it died quickly.
CD
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Not much going to happen outside today because it is pretty horrible.
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seems most of what I need to finish off is chicken related...
Guess that's tomorrow job along with chop more wood and bring it in again...
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Lullabelle
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The weather is awful today so may start my new wasjig
Plans today are to make as many of my Jubilee-related recipes as possible for tomorrow’s tea.
I may also mow the lawn, even though it’s been less than a week since I last mowed it.
Lastly, I do have to work for about an hour tonight, starting at 10PM.
I may also mow the lawn, even though it’s been less than a week since I last mowed it.
Lastly, I do have to work for about an hour tonight, starting at 10PM.
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Mine is underwater in parts yet again. More rain is also forecast. Even walking across it needs long gum boots at the moment (wellies). But I still need to get a whole host of jobs done outside which means turfing out one lot of chooks so I can work on their chook house For most of the morning. Unfortunately it happens to be raining and standing water isn't helping with my enthusiasm levels. Nor are the current temperatures... a wet 5°C with a wind chill of -5°C isn't appealing to me, lol. (The jobs are mostly no gloves jobs. ) I'll start with the wood. At least that way, I'll feel warm and get wet quickly. (We're doing the inside of a cloud act again just to make it feel even more miserable outside....) cold frosty sunny days without 100% humidity are so much nicer.
That’s one thing I don’t miss about the UK - mowing my grass in the rain.
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You do know she's not your Queen, there was a war about it and everything.
Buncha soreheaded malcontents stirring crap up, I don’t pay them any mind.You do know she's not your Queen, there was a war about it and everything.
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Lol. I'm at 890m altitude up a mountain on the Great Dividing Range in Australia... It's a particularly wet winter. We've had just over 2,100mm of rain since 1st January (my rain gauge didn't record all of it because spiders' webs were holding down the tipper inside for a while) and we've been spared the worst of the weather.
For exactly the same time period last year, we had 359.9mm of rain. So this year so far, we've had that amount of rain every single month and more. (2100÷360=5.8)
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Left to do
- Drive to post office for passport photos and submit application for Aussie passport (Monday)
- Book both vehicles into garage to get handbrakes adjusted (Monday)
- Plant broccoli seedlings (they need to harden off first) (?)
I might have a quiet few days this week...
The bantams' chook house which is used by 2 bantams, 2 small chooks and 1 large chook who refuses to live in the main chook house. There are periods at present where they have to remain locked in (just when I'm out) so I've had to upgrade the storm proofing, replace all the sugar cane mulch (i run with a deep mulch system in both chook houses) and add in a dust bath area for then to keep clean.... photo was taken before cleaning out the deep mulch system.
There is a hidden area underneath the sleeping compartment where their dust bath is. It's also where they shelter from the storms. They'll be able to stand almost anywhere now and not get blown away or jet washed... it comes off easily (with the aid of a screwdriver and many screws (these have built-in washers) for easy removal when life gets too warm again. ) The chook house was a freebie that hasn't died a death yet! Lol. It also has a mesh floor so it is mouse proof which is really useful.
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