It's a lovely morning and I've just finished planting my crocus and tiny iris bulbs. They'll make a gorgeous display in the spring with the wallflowers and viola. Poor birds won't know what on earth is going on with the weather it's so unseasonably mild. I seem to have a good signal on the phone today so I'll try and comment on your blogs. Please forgive me if I don't. The signal is so hit and miss that it frequently drops off when I try to respond to your comments. I really do appreciate that you take the time to leave a comment and I feel awful that I'm not able to reply. Home broadband is so much easier to use but we are saving £40 each month so worth me persevering without it.
That's a very good saving, isn't it? xx
ReplyDeleteIt's inconvenient but the saving makes it worthwhile. X
DeleteI appreciate you still posting by phone. You provide a calmness to my frantic life ( or what feels frantic right now.) The apples and pears are terrific to still have. I need a new lap top, but I'm saving by holding off a while. One of my kids will upgrade and I'll get their caste off. My phone or using hubs works for now. I occasionally use my work for a fast personal task, but try to avoid that.
ReplyDeleteBless you Sam life is so hard these days
DeleteThat £40 is totally worth it. I'm looking at those apples and pears and thinking crumble...
ReplyDeleteIt definitely is but it's inconvenient
DeleteThe squirrels robbed our apple trees this year - thank goodness for our Lidl Waste Not boxes for keeping us in cheap, British grown fruit!
ReplyDeleteOur robin tapped the window at Jon yesterday demanding mealworms! xxx
Tony hates the squirrels. They cause so much damage.
DeleteAre they good for fresh fruit eating or do you need to cook them for crumbles, apple sauce,etc.? Good luck using your phone. I've only got an old fliptop & really can't afford anything too fancy so will stick with home internet for now. Take care & hugs.
ReplyDeleteThe pears are lovely fresh but the apples are cookers
Deletenothing better than popping out to the tree and grabbing a few pears each day
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