yesterday all my troubles seemed so far away

had a mellow day in the garden putting arches" bird houses"and bird tables up" later i shall go back into the garden and woodstain them and then have a :spliff: sit off and tune into nature followed tonight by watching the classic film THE SECRET GARDEN......

 

such a mellow evening you have planned.
i'd never picture a bloke like you ,Gary, being into The Secret Garden though.


we are finally getting screen doors/windows put in today so that way we can have fresh air in the flat without the kitties leaping to their escape (as has happened before). don't worry we're only on the 1st floor and her fall was broken by someone car. don't want to get reported to the RSPCA or something.

 

glad to hear the car saved the kitties fall just concreted fence post into the ground and guess what its just started to rain "must av seen the secret garden when i was a kid but dont remember it so ile roll one up and have a watch then pass it up to my neice and nephews "only cost me a quid .

 

Paul, you're back! *jumps on him*

 

the man with two names this is confusing the fuck outta me (shit a quid in the swear box arghhh its two quid now ssssssugar ..............HOBSPIRIT classic nice one peace

 

ouch yer could of taken yer stilletoes of first nay ....hope your well friend .

 

I was just ranting about how boring the UK forums had become, but I'm sure things will turn around now that you're back, Paul!

 

i loved reading the Secret Garden and enjoyed the movie though was different than the book ... just really didn't picture you into a secret garden at all, unless it was one filled with pot :spliff:

yeah, the kitties are loving the new found freedom of being able to sit in front of an open window without falling out. funny how the neighbour traded his car in a few weeks after the cat fell on it for something different. she didn't leave a dent or anything. :tongue: i don't think she jumped intentionally ... i think she hopped up, slid on the windowledge and the window opened wider as they swing out. we'd been living in a tomb for the past few months keeping the windows shut tight (unless we knew the cats were locked up somewhere safe) for fear something bad would happen to them. plus, they are indoor cats. they get quite frightened outside.

 

are you sure it never ate your herb and thought hey man i can fly.

 

:lol: nah, keep that well away from the kitties. maybe she thought she was supercat.

 

i thought supercat was a hovercraft "does she/he look like a hovercraft .......mind you talking about about boats i went out last night to meet a dreamboat and ended up with a tugboat .ships ahhoy captain speak to yer later must fly (shut those windows man )....:spliff: )

 

another fine and splendid day in the garden ........man am sounding like gary hobnobs again .........stop ity ...........yeah man fixed another arch to the wall "painted logroll " put 2 bird houses up one on top of arch and one fixed to wall just under bedroom window yeah man been a good one and now for a couple of cold ones and a smoke :spliff: then later look at our kids photies on disc of his last three travels ........glenridding (lakes) ........church stretton (shorpshire )......seatoller (lakes)

 

i never knew you were such a family man, Paul. didn't even know you had kids.

 

yes i have hundreds of little freespirits running around somewhere (only joking ) ..........no what i meant by our kids is me brother

 

is it not raining were you are then

 

awww ... was definitely puzzled by that one. thought maybe you were more secretive than i originally thought.

your garden sounds lovely btw. wish i had an actual garden and not just a balcony overlooking the neighbours garden.


tis raining here at the moment. had the back door open (screen in place) and was sitting in a recliner about 5 feet away and started feeling wet drops on my leg! wtf! not supposed to rain inside the flat. :tongue:

 

maybe you have a water feature you dont know about "plant some grass seed on the floor

 

ha ha! i said i was going to lay sod down on the balcony when we moved in. it's just concrete and yucky. :tongue:

that is the type of grass you were talking about right?

and well small garden is better than no garden.

 

when i lived in a flat meself i thought about getting an allotment not a bad idea if yer got time .

 

honestly i probably wouldn't keep up with it. good idea though.
i've already manged to kill one of my plants i had on the balcony.

need to get something new now to replace it (so i can kill that too) but haven't had a chance to get to the garden centre.