Absolutely love this π€© Thanks for posting.
Absolutely love this π€© Thanks for posting.
My favourite is when they email you, you go to the website and enter the email THEY sent the email to and you get βemail not recognised! π€
It is still, at the age of 66, one of the most captivating and magical things I have ever seen. Those glass rods mimicking the water and the jumping fish are so beautifully imagined. Thrilling at any age.
He sounds brilliant! Wishing him all the best for the surgery and any future treatment he may need.
I thought βsending to Coventryβ was more in the girlsβ toolbox of psychological torture, quite surprised that boys used it too! Itβs awful to be on the receiving end, trying to pretend you donβt care. A colleague did it to me and I insisted on moving offices to take the power away from her.
Thank you for this, I thoroughly enjoyed reading it.
Agreed. Bit more empathy would be nice - she turned up, she didnβt hide in the toilets and she has earned my respect for that. Oh, and she is under no obligation to reveal why she was crying.
Wasnβt it great? Loved the characters and the plot was really dark but hugely enjoyable. Beautifully filmed too.
Is there any more annoying sound than that high pitched whine in oneβs ear hole? π«
Very cute ear and tail action π₯°
What, you didnβt order a cute Labrador pup in an ice cream?
Ooh I havenβt seen the rose garden as it was just being planted last time I was there (ages ago). Iβll have to pay a visit π
So true! All this nonsense about βwanting our country back,β I donβt even know what that means. Weβve always benefitted from being a diverse country and I hope we continue to do so.
Perfectly articulated. People have short memories when it comes to those horrendous riots. It was terrifying to watch and difficult to accept what was happening before our very eyes. She added fuel to an already volatile situation on a public forum. It wasnβt a chat in a pub with like- minded mates.
Absolutely gorgeous π€©
Just reminding everybody itβs #tongueouttuesday
Love from Bob πΆ
Maybe this is where weβre going wrong with modern parenting? You learn resilience and the much talked about grit through the harsh realities of life. Still feel a pang for poor Mini-Bert though who must be somewhat bemused by his change of fortune!
Just when you think Jeff could get no cuter, you see him on a boat π₯Ή
Gotta love a casual kickabout on a bank holiday.
Charming cup and saucer π
She is so biased but actually, she did push back. Said the BBC had contacted their newly βacquiredβ councils and they all said they had no employees responsible for DEI. He blustered about initiatives like ergonomic chairs and free vapes but could not give a number for potential cost savings π
If you get the chance to read that novel, please do, I canβt recommend it highly enough. Men have always been scared of strong women who have knowledge they fear gives them power - literally nothing has changed over the centuries and thatβs chilling.
It seems to me, given how far the general perception of women seems to be regressing, it wonβt be too long until the elderly, outspoken and/or non-conforming woman is labelled a witch and drowned or burned. Iβve just read The Book of Secrets by Anna Mazzola set in Rome in 1659 - has much changed?
I wanted to find it riveting but it lost me in the middle. I think it was important that it was a white boy despite all of the criticism that itβs not white boys who commit knife crime (obviously false). The message I took from it was this: forget the lazy stereotypes, it can happen to any family.
Itβs soul sappingly toxic isnβt it. The sheer nastiness and lack of empathy coupled with the childish, knee jerk rhetoric has reached new lows.
The curtsying thing.
It might be a thing - any grooming is good grooming, right? π€£
Itβs most generous of him Iβm sure to say heβs forgiven them, but maybe itβs a little more difficult for the other side to do so when he has very publicly criticised them and his wife has ridiculed his late grandmother.
Oh maybe! Such a lovely thing.
My favourite flower. I was in France on this day in 2024 and was really touched by the tradition of giving a bunch of muguet to oneβs mother to celebrate her on 1st May.