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Author: BobbieBobbie Date: Jul 5, 2008 17:37
.......peeling beetroot, I watched in dismay as the winds shredded my
beautiful golden Sambucus and scattered it across the garden,
It is quite fun to watch the chickens in high wind, while I make up my
mind if they should be put back into the hen enclosure, because they
literally get bowled across the yard. They do miraculously seem to come
to no harm but I wouldn't want to be called a heartless chicken keeper
so I think I will take them to shelter.
John has already been around the place in the pick-up, gathering lost
limbs and broken branches. What a mess, and most unseasonal.
I hear Venus has won......Well done Venus!
Next door's cat is back. I suspect she thinks there will be easy
pickings. I do wish she wouldn't sleep in the food shed though, she
frightens the mice.
How de hum.
We have friends popping in for a meal and a natter this evening. What to
rustle up at short notice, and do I have wine to compliment pot luck?
Eeeny meeny miney mo.....Marks and Spencer's best or a touch of Tesco
bogof.
So what to have with beetroot?
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Author: Judith in FranceJudith in France Date: Jul 5, 2008 18:03
On Jul 5, 4:37 pm, Bobbie myweehoose.com> wrote:> .......peeling beetroot, I watched in dismay as the winds shredded my
> beautiful golden Sambucus and scattered it across the garden,
> It is quite fun to watch the chickens in high wind, while I make up my
> mind if they should be put back into the hen enclosure, because they
> literally get bowled across the yard. They do miraculously seem to come
> to no harm but I wouldn't want to be called a heartless chicken keeper
> so I think I will take them to shelter.
> John has already been around the place in the pick-up, gathering lost
> limbs and broken branches. What a mess, and most unseasonal.
> I hear Venus has won......Well done Venus!
> Next door's cat is back. I suspect she thinks there will be easy
> pickings. I do wish she wouldn't sleep in the food shed though, she
> frightens the mice.
>
> How de hum.
> We have friends popping in for a meal and a natter this evening. What to
> rustle up at short notice, and do I have wine to compliment pot luck?
> Eeeny meeny miney mo.....Marks and Spencer's best or a touch of Tesco
> bogof. ...
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Author: SachaSacha Date: Jul 5, 2008 18:09
On 5/7/08 17:03, in article
96971cc9-de69-48f3-8a5a-aa7b891dd09e@ 8g2000hse.googlegroups.com, "Judith in
France" googlemail.com> wrote:
> On Jul 5, 4:37 pm, Bobbie myweehoose.com> wrote:>> .......peeling beetroot, I watched in dismay as the winds shredded my
>> beautiful golden Sambucus and scattered it across the garden...
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Author: BobbieBobbie Date: Jul 5, 2008 18:19
Sacha wrote:
> On 5/7/08 17:03, in article
> 96971cc9-de69-48f3-8a5a-aa7b891dd09e@ 8g2000hse.googlegroups.com, "Judith in
> France" googlemail.com> wrote:
> >> On Jul 5, 4:37 pm, Bobbie myweehoose.com> wrote:>>> .......peeling beetroot, I watched in dismay as the winds shredded my
>>> beautiful golden Sambucus and scattered it across the garden,
>>> It is quite fun to watch the chickens in high wind, while I make up my
>>> mind if they should be put back into the hen enclosure, because they
>>> literally get bowled across the yard. They do miraculously seem to come
>>> to no harm but I wouldn't want to be called a heartless chicken keeper
>>> so I think I will take them to shelter.
>>> John has already been around the place in the pick-up, gathering lost
>>> limbs and broken branches. What a mess, and most unseasonal.
>>> I hear Venus has won......Well done Venus!
>>> Next door's cat is back. I suspect she thinks there will be easy
>>> pickings. I do wish she wouldn't sleep in the food shed though, she
>>> frightens the mice.
>>> ...
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Author: SachaSacha Date: Jul 5, 2008 18:20
On 5/7/08 17:03, in article
96971cc9-de69-48f3-8a5a-aa7b891dd09e@ 8g2000hse.googlegroups.com, "Judith in
France" googlemail.com> wrote:
> On Jul 5, 4:37 pm, Bobbie myweehoose.com> wrote:>> .......peeling beetroot, I watched in dismay as the winds shredded my
>> beautiful golden Sambucus and scattered it across the garden...
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Author: primordial_ylemprimordial_ylem Date: Jul 5, 2008 18:32
On Jul 5, 8:37 am, Bobbie myweehoose.com> wrote:> .......peeling beetroot, I watched in dismay as the winds shredded my
> beautiful golden Sambucus and scattered it across the garden,
> It is quite fun to watch the chickens in high wind, while I make up my
> mind if they should be put back into the hen enclosure, because they
> literally get bowled across the yard. They do miraculously seem to come
> to no harm but I wouldn't want to be called a heartless chicken keeper
> so I think I will take them to shelter.
> John has already been around the place in the pick-up, gathering lost
> limbs and broken branches. What a mess, and most unseasonal.
> I hear Venus has won......Well done Venus!
> Next door's cat is back. I suspect she thinks there will be easy
> pickings. I do wish she wouldn't sleep in the food shed though, she
> frightens the mice.
>
> How de hum.
> We have friends popping in for a meal and a natter this evening. What to
> rustle up at short notice, and do I have wine to compliment pot luck?
> Eeeny meeny miney mo.....Marks and Spencer's best or a touch of Tesco
> bogof. ...
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Author: Judith in FranceJudith in France Date: Jul 5, 2008 18:33
> On Sat, 5 Jul 2008 09:03:12 -0700 (PDT), Judith in France wrote:
>> On Jul 5, 4:37 pm, Bobbie myweehoose.com> wrote:>>> [22 quoted lines suppressed]
>
>> Shallot finely chopped, fine chop a handful of fresh herbs, tear up
>> some chunks of Mozzarella cheese, drizzle with olive oil and Balsamic
>> vineger, eat with freshly made crust bread, enjoy.
>
>> Judith
I'm glad you like it Val, sometimes the simple things are the best.
Judith
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Author: primordial_ylemprimordial_ylem Date: Jul 5, 2008 18:34
On Jul 5, 9:19 am, Bobbie myweehoose.com> wrote:> Sacha wrote:
>> On 5/7/08 17:03, in article
>> 96971cc9-de69-48f3-8a5a-aa7b891dd...@ 8g2000hse.googlegroups.com, "Judith in
>> France" googlemail.com> wrote:>
>>> On Jul 5, 4:37 pm, Bobbie myweehoose.com> wrote:>>>> .......peeling beetroot, I watched in dismay as the winds shredded my
>>>> beautiful golden Sambucus and scattered it across the garden,
>>>> It is quite fun to watch the chickens in high wind, while I make up my
>>>> mind if they should be put back into the hen enclosure, because they
>>>> literally get bowled across the yard. They do miraculously seem to come
>>>> to no harm but I wouldn't want to be called a heartless chicken keeper
>>>> so I think I will take them to shelter.
>>>> John has already been around the place in the pick-up, gathering lost
>>>> limbs and broken branches. What a mess, and most unseasonal.
>>>> I hear Venus has won......Well done Venus!
>>>> Next door's cat is back. I suspect she thinks there will be easy
>>>> pickings. I do wish she wouldn't sleep in the food shed though, she
>>>> frightens the mice. ...
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Author: Judith in FranceJudith in France Date: Jul 5, 2008 18:39
On Jul 5, 5:37 pm, Sacha nowhere.myzen.co.uk> wrote:> On 5/7/08 17:19, in article 6d9l7gF1gml...@ mid.individual.net, "Bobbie"
>
>
>
> myweehoose.com> wrote:>> Sacha wrote:
>>> On 5/7/08 17:03, in article
>>> 96971cc9-de69-48f3-8a5a-aa7b891dd...@ 8g2000hse.googlegroups.com, "Judith in
>>> France" googlemail.com> wrote:>
>>>> On Jul 5, 4:37 pm, Bobbie myweehoose.com> wrote:>>>>> .......peeling beetroot, I watched in dismay as the winds shredded my
>>>>> beautiful golden Sambucus and scattered it across the garden,
>>>>> It is quite fun to watch the chickens in high wind, while I make up my
>>>>> mind if they should be put back into the hen enclosure, because they
>>>>> literally get bowled across the yard. They do miraculously seem to come
>>>>> to no harm but I wouldn't want to be called a heartless chicken keeper
>>>>> so I think I will take them to shelter.
>>>>> John has already been around the place in the pick-up, gathering lost ...
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