I gave my bedroom a spring clean this morning, a ''move the furniture & turn the mattress''  job too.   Only thing I didn't do was mirror wardrobes, they're a bit old fashioned now I suppose and a b***** to clean.  A job for tomorrow.

Quote from: Ruthio on Yesterday at 04:49:45 PMGod his dreadful teeth!!
How can you possibly even think of voting for that idiot with those appalling teeth??!!

He always looks to me as if he could do with a good wash and some decent clothes.

Yes, I look out of my window a lot, not much to see, the lawn and border, 
a beech tree on the other side of the stream that runs past the end of the 
building, the different shrubs at the side and any wild birds who honour me
with a visit. But it is pleasant and peaceful. 

Quote from: Michael Rolls on Today at 03:02:20 PMin this day and age not really surprising

How are you now? Have you recovered from your fall?

If it were Birmingham it would mean dodging the piles of rubbish , the garbage is a problem too.

Israel has got into the finals .
Their song is not much better than the others ,IMO they are all pretty dire .
But I shall vote for them on principle .

So many people going to this march from up north.  I did read that some local' forum' were stopping people posting about car shares to get there.  It's so expensive to get to London from here, perhaps they'd get more protestors marching if it was in Birmingham ?

From Susan  Hall 


So we are going to have facial recognition cameras at the 'Unite the Kingdom' march but we don't have it at the hate filled Palestinian marches. Is that fair?

I look out of mine, usually about 3 am or thereabouts !  It's interesting to see the comings and goings at the dinghy boys' house, I'm pretty sure they can't see me