Hello from grantham...

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flowertotmum
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Hello from grantham...

Post: # 212441Post flowertotmum »

:wave: ..all you folks...just wanted to say hi..me and my hubby are very into self-sufficient..bit hard when he's been made redundant but thats life :roll: ...we have 2 allotmnents and lots of fruit trees in our garden plus 4 chickens..oh and 6 children..but only 3 at home thankfully the older ones left...they think we are bonkers but won't say that when they see our pantry and freezer full of the good things we have grown this yr :wink: ..
This website is amazing..can't think of why i haven't found it before..but now we have we will be picking your brains for help if you don't mind...
Got to go my little one needs changing :roll: again...
take care all

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spider8
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Re: Hello from grantham...

Post: # 212443Post spider8 »

Hello flowertotmum and welcome........certainly sounds like you have your hands full :wave:
Life's a bitch and then you diet.

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Re: Hello from grantham...

Post: # 212444Post dragonoak »

A very warm welcome to you too!! I'm relatively new here myself but the Ishers are all a lovely bunch of people and I've slipped right in as I'm sure you will too :grouphug:

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Re: Hello from grantham...

Post: # 212446Post flowertotmum »

Thank you to both of for the welcome..yes we have our hands full but its so much fun too...don't know who are the kids in our house coz we are just as bad as the :lol: ...

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Re: Hello from grantham...

Post: # 212447Post dragonoak »

Its the best way to be hun :) The OH still gives me funny looks for jumping in puddles :lol:

flowertotmum
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Re: Hello from grantham...

Post: # 212449Post flowertotmum »

..me too :lol: my hubby still gives me funny looks at times..i love music and so do my children..often on long wintry days we would push chairs and sofa back and have disco :lol: ..keeps me fit and have a good time with the girls..my son used too..but he is too big now :roll: so he tells me :wink: ...well i'm off to surf these boards and see what helpful hints and tips i can find...thank you dragon oak... :grouphug:

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Re: Hello from grantham...

Post: # 212468Post Green Aura »

Hi flowertotmum and welcome to Ish :wave:

It can be a bit addictive on here :oops: :lol:
Maggie

Never doubt that you can change history. You already have. Marge Piercy

Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage. Anais Nin

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Re: Hello from grantham...

Post: # 212471Post Milims »

Hi there and welcome :wave:
Let us be lovely
And let us be kind
Let us be silly and free
It won't make us famous
It won't make us rich
But damn it how happy we'll be!
Edward Monkton


Member of the Ish Weight Loss Club since 10/1/11 Started at 12st 8 and have lost 8lb so far!

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Re: Hello from grantham...

Post: # 212507Post old tree man »

hello :wave: :flower:
Respect to all, be kind to all and you shall reap what you sow.
old tree man,
aka..... Russ

flowertotmum
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Re: Hello from grantham...

Post: # 212509Post flowertotmum »

Hello..old tree man,milims,green aura and susiegee...oh and you were right..i was surfing for a long time and lost track of time ..so it was a thrown together tea last night.."HANG MY HEAD IN SHAME"...got to go lots to do and not enough time..story of my life...
sara

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Re: Hello from grantham...

Post: # 212510Post dragonoak »

heh heh! Tell me about it! Spent the day reading through older posts and the OH decided to bring back another salmon last night so I had all of that to prep. for freezing in individual portions and a pan full of stock to make >.< needless to say dinner last night was sandwiches hehe

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Re: Hello from grantham...

Post: # 212733Post Millymollymandy »

Hi and welcome! :wave:
boboff wrote:Oh and just for MMM, :hugish: (thanks)
http://chateaumoorhen.blogspot.com/

flowertotmum
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Re: Hello from grantham...

Post: # 212750Post flowertotmum »

O i say dragon oak what a whopper... :shock: ..that fish is huge..i just saw the pics :shock: ...yes i did sandwiches too much to everyones disgust :roll: :lol: ...
MMM..thanks and hi... :flower:

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Re: Hello from grantham...

Post: # 212757Post dragonoak »

Hehe, almost too huge. Our little freezer is now chock full of stock and steaks... and he's out AGAIN!!! I wish he'd pack in, but i'll never turn down a free lunch. At least we can palm some off on next door- he's letting us use his back garden from next spring for even more veggies, so it's the least we can do!

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Re: Hello from grantham...

Post: # 212804Post flowertotmum »

Hi dragon oak..thats a great idea.about your neighbours garden...wouldn't do it with mine either side..one is full of catshite,the other side is my parents and they pinch stuff from me all the time now :angryfire: ...thing is i do give them stuff but they always pop round when i'm out to get more :angryfire: ..going to set my chickens on them soon :lol: ..its always nice to have a full freezer :wink: ..
take care

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