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I just woke up .. been asleep but no work tonight ! .. think I will have a little drink

Stephanie said:

I just woke up .. been asleep but no work tonight ! .. think I will have a little drink

I was going to surmise that Maybe a cat nap I see another one coming after the little drink

A Guy

Finished off some of my new website so it now mostly works, and have started on another project which isn't going so well.

On a side note, i'm not getting paid for either of these, so maybe a drink will cheer me up.

Today (this afternoon) I'm going to do a bit of gardening and of course Max will help

I hope the rain keeps off for you. I need to cut my grass but it is a bit too wet (that's my excuse anyway)

kado897 said:

I hope the rain keeps off for you. I need to cut my grass but it is a bit too wet (that's my excuse anyway)

As I understand it, wet is typical there Keith?

Britton30 said:

kado897 said:

I hope the rain keeps off for you. I need to cut my grass but it is a bit too wet (that's my excuse anyway)

As I understand it, wet is typical there Keith?

Nonsense. It has been known to go for a whole day without rain.

kado897 said:

Britton30 said:

kado897 said:

I hope the rain keeps off for you. I need to cut my grass but it is a bit too wet (that's my excuse anyway)

As I understand it, wet is typical there Keith?

Nonsense. It has been known to go for a whole day without rain.

At the end of my garden (the previous owner) planted two shrubs they now have berry's but I'm not sure what type of shrubs they are ?

Haven't found a picture yet, but sounds right.

Oregon Grape

• Oregon grape (Berberis spp.) is a barberry bush belonging to the plant family Berberidaceae. This evergreen plant grows to heights of 1 to 2 feet tall. Oregon grape bushes have holly-like leaves that develop in clusters of five to 19 leaflets in an alternate arrangement. The dark green leaflets have spines along the margins of the foliage. In the wintertime, the foliage of the Oregon grape changes to a reddish-purple shade. Oregon grape bushes are native to Asia, Africa, Europe and North and South America. The fruit of the Oregon grape has a dark blue color and is an ingredient used in jams, wine and jelly.
  
  

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