Mother of five boys did #AD 4 in less and 18 days. In stories only though so easy to miss. Think Hungermama went up to 28k with the drama but she's also dropped back down to 27k.
Oh I've never thought to grow ginger - is there a specific time of year to start growing it? I have a mint plant, albeit potted separately from my other herbs as I read it can run rampant sometimes - not sure how true that is but it's definitely hardy as it keeps coming back really well.Ah that makes sense hun.
I hope they come out okay. You might need a frame to support them later. My grandmother used bamboo sticks and would tie the stalk with cloth to the frame. Ginger and mint is also super easy to grow. My mum just chucked them into the soil and they grew themselves.
It was a bit funny first thing this morning but think that was more likely my wifi as the threenager had been switching the network extender on and off!Is anyone else here having trouble with this website loading? I'm just wondering if it's only me. thank you
I'll keep that in mind. thanks.Oh I've never thought to grow ginger - is there a specific time of year to start growing it? I have a mint plant, albeit potted separately from my other herbs as I read it can run rampant sometimes - not sure how true that is but it's definitely hardy as it keeps coming back really well.
It was a bit funny first thing this morning but think that was more likely my wifi as the threenager had been switching the network extender on and off!
I think as long as it's sunny! She planted hers in march. We had lots of mint everywhere and it did at times look like a weed! If you're into basil there's also lots of propagation videos too.Oh I've never thought to grow ginger - is there a specific time of year to start growing it? I have a mint plant, albeit potted separately from my other herbs as I read it can run rampant sometimes - not sure how true that is but it's definitely hardy as it keeps coming back really well.
It was a bit funny first thing this morning but think that was more likely my wifi as the threenager had been switching the network extender on and off!
Oooo I though it was my internet!Is anyone else here having trouble with this website loading? I'm just wondering if it's only me. thank you
here's a thread talking about the problems people are having with this website latelyOh I've never thought to grow ginger - is there a specific time of year to start growing it? I have a mint plant, albeit potted separately from my other herbs as I read it can run rampant sometimes - not sure how true that is but it's definitely hardy as it keeps coming back really well.
It was a bit funny first thing this morning but think that was more likely my wifi as the threenager had been switching the network extender on and off!
omg your lawn is so lovely I want to brush my cheeks on it?@rainbowlemon bloody hell, I can’t get the hang of replying to your posts, I keep cocking it upAnyway, yes the bamboo is a good idea, that’s what we’ve done although the plants are getting reaaallllly tall now so will have to move them. Also growing cucumbers, peppers and got pears and cherries on our trees View attachment 158144View attachment 158147View attachment 158149
ummmmm....that sounds delightful (*wonders which cheeks*omg your lawn is so lovely I want to brush my cheeks on it?
This happens to me! Its horrendousFor about a week every month I struggle to sleep. I’m pretty sure it’s hormonal, pms symptom maybe. I’m wide awake at nearly 4am and every time I close my eyes, my brain goes into over drive thinking of any possible thing to cause anxiety and my usual tactics to block them out and divert my thoughts don’t work and I also feel fidgety and like my bed is super uncomfortable. I have to literally force myself to stay still enough to drop off. I do often get to sleep, eventually but I’m not sure if there’s even any point in trying at this point. Does anyone else get this?? I googled and it does seem to be a thing and not something that’s in my head. A lot of people get fatigue during pms but not being able to sleep/insomnia isn’t talked about it as much it seems. I know it’ll catch up with me tomorrow, hence why I usually force myself to bed. But with the lockdown im kinda thinking what’s the point I don’t even have anywhere to go tomorrow, although it is my turn to get up with the children. But again, my dilemma is would it be easier to sleep for a couple of hours and wake up with them or just stay awake?
Ugh, sorry for the ramble. Whether I get a measly few hours sleep or not, tomorrow is going to be a long day.
I get this it'sFor about a week every month I struggle to sleep. I’m pretty sure it’s hormonal, pms symptom maybe. I’m wide awake at nearly 4am and every time I close my eyes, my brain goes into over drive thinking of any possible thing to cause anxiety and my usual tactics to block them out and divert my thoughts don’t work and I also feel fidgety and like my bed is super uncomfortable. I have to literally force myself to stay still enough to drop off. I do often get to sleep, eventually but I’m not sure if there’s even any point in trying at this point. Does anyone else get this?? I googled and it does seem to be a thing and not something that’s in my head. A lot of people get fatigue during pms but not being able to sleep/insomnia isn’t talked about it as much it seems. I know it’ll catch up with me tomorrow, hence why I usually force myself to bed. But with the lockdown im kinda thinking what’s the point I don’t even have anywhere to go tomorrow, although it is my turn to get up with the children. But again, my dilemma is would it be easier to sleep for a couple of hours and wake up with them or just stay awake?
Ugh, sorry for the ramble. Whether I get a measly few hours sleep or not, tomorrow is going to be a long day.
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