This week ive done spin twice and lbt once, just been eating too much rubbish, havent been weighing myself often, just want to be able to get into smaller clothes!
Oh Edd I'm with you on Glencoe!! I first went there aged 10 back in the sensational 70s. I think Alfred Wainwright called it a 'glacial defile' or something. Its a very intense place and not just because of its infamous massacre.The mountains seem to close in on you and I think I'm right in saying its the wettest place in the British Isles at 100" of rain a year
Ha. I only did it for a while. The bruises on my head from banging it against a brick wall all day were not a good look. I went on to teaching adults English as a foreign language which was very, very enjoyable and often very funny (though of course, the laughter was kept for conversations with colleagues and not when the student was around).
Apophthegm - a big word for a small thought. If you live in Derbyshire, as I do.
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Well done OL you should be proud of yourself, hey they say no pain no gain
Thats what I told myself when I woke up on Tuesday morning Flumpy
That all sounds amazing Edd
We appear to have digressed from the OP again....oops
Sounds fab Edd
Could you use the mushrooms you found at Worthy Farm 
Oh Edd I'm with you on Glencoe!! I first went there aged 10 back in the sensational 70s. I think Alfred Wainwright called it a 'glacial defile' or something. Its a very intense place and not just because of its infamous massacre.The mountains seem to close in on you and I think I'm right in saying its the wettest place in the British Isles at 100" of rain a year
Ahem.
As I was saying, the height of summer has arrived and I was wondering which plants signal the end of summer.
Yes, Verdun, our first summer's day yesterday and it's raining now!
Still it brings the colour out in the garden.
If you live in Derbyshire, as I do.
My V. Creeper turning red, always a wonderful sight, but makes me a bit sad to know winter is on the way
Good morning bekkie
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It must have been the old schoolteacher in me wot came out there.
If you live in Derbyshire, as I do.
Ha. I only did it for a while. The bruises on my head from banging it against a brick wall all day were not a good look. I went on to teaching adults English as a foreign language which was very, very enjoyable and often very funny (though of course, the laughter was kept for conversations with colleagues and not when the student was around).
If you live in Derbyshire, as I do.