If the weather is kind, now is the time to plant a squillion spring bulbs. Go overboard and enjoy the wait until they pop up and give you beautiful flowers. Your partner is being cared for, you care for yourself.
The Chateau Diaries #270 It's a good thing Snorty lays tables since he doesn't lay Fanny!
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I don't think we had the witches britches Pekey.. only garter belts or girdles
In my day…a noggin was another word for your head. As in “ that’s using your noggin”. Of course Fanny wouldn’t know what that means either.
Smooches for Jason!
They went over the garter belts and they were so warm in winter too.
It was fun to have some thing "trendy " (even if no one could see them ) as my school was so strict - summer hats, winter hats, gloves etc but ....... not as strict as poor AndAnotherName who could not wear them at all .
Why is she talking to Dave each video? Its starting to get creepy...he does not seem comfortable.....
I have mine still, it's called a Daisy doll, after the Mary Quant Daisy.
I think Maria is a low-key witch. I don’t find her clever or amusing at all.
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I can’t be mad really, they earned all the ad revenue fair and square and I think she was just thrilled it allowed her to see her brother, when it was otherwise unaffordable. And better still, she was truthful about it.
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The hired help for the chapel have been given the honour of sitting on the rat-infested old sofa for their tea-breaks.
More on my cautionary accidents at work tale for head Dan. This week it's been Mr Spratt's turn involving an angle grinder.
He has recently changed a clients heating from oil to gaz and was cutting up the old oil tank for removal using an angle grinder. As they can sometimes do when they touch the cutting surface, it kicked back. Luckily it's not a deep cut but he's got a quite large and painful graze that goes right across his thigh and a shredded pair of trousers. It's a job he's done many many times before but again it's just one of those unfortunate things that can happen in a second.
Luckily he was on the ground doing this imagine, if like Dan, he was up on scaffolding and it happened.
Also Mr Spratt's builder friend who recently felll off a roof and sustained quite serious injuries, very worryingly is back in hospital for the third time.
He has now got a very bad chest infection, probably as a resut from the broken ribs, finding it difficult to breathe. If I was his wife I'd be so scared right now as this could easily get worse.
He's 60 and had been considering retiring, the decision has now been made for him as he may not be able to work anymore.
Take note Dan, you're not invincible. These are two experienced people and it shows just how easily it happens.
He has recently changed a clients heating from oil to gaz and was cutting up the old oil tank for removal using an angle grinder. As they can sometimes do when they touch the cutting surface, it kicked back. Luckily it's not a deep cut but he's got a quite large and painful graze that goes right across his thigh and a shredded pair of trousers. It's a job he's done many many times before but again it's just one of those unfortunate things that can happen in a second.
Luckily he was on the ground doing this imagine, if like Dan, he was up on scaffolding and it happened.
Also Mr Spratt's builder friend who recently felll off a roof and sustained quite serious injuries, very worryingly is back in hospital for the third time.
He has now got a very bad chest infection, probably as a resut from the broken ribs, finding it difficult to breathe. If I was his wife I'd be so scared right now as this could easily get worse.
He's 60 and had been considering retiring, the decision has now been made for him as he may not be able to work anymore.
Take note Dan, you're not invincible. These are two experienced people and it shows just how easily it happens.
Totally agree with you. It's absolutely obnoxious and confirms that Fanny is completely lacking in empathy. Either that or she is just so wrapped up in herself and is so thick that she cannot see how disgusting it is. It is total clickbait.
Oh no! I'm so sorry to hear about MrSpratt's accident, and the worrying news about your friend. As you say, a cautionary note for DTM. It will fall on deaf ears of course, but maybe one day he will wake up and realise he is tempting fate.
Hope hubby recovers soon. Give him a big kiss from tattle, we have valued his input here........and put thick new chainsaw trousers on his Xmas list!
He uses a cosmetic lip stain.
Thank you.
It is a bright sunny day. I’m going to rake up leaves as therapy
and am ordering dahlia tubers , not all yellow. In fact no yellow ones…for my cutting garden. A suburban garden that it is possible to cut flowers all year round. Take note Fanny. You may have 3 gardeners plus FRk now it seems and a designer but it is badly planned and poorly maintained .Yesterday I picked lots of flowers to make an arrangement for a friend. Dahlia, salvias, Abelia, garrya,grasses,asters etc
What Fanny needs to buy flowers from hot flower guy for with her huge plot iDK.
Best wishes to Mr Spratt and a quick and good recovery.
Up till now I was holding my breath watching Marie in her new happy/smiling manifestation, content to be vlog fodder in exchange for hosting improbable workshops. Now the b&b is closing, cutting off any further chance of income and seeing the shittolaine & consort constantly jetting off & coming back laden with the spoils of their shopping addiction which has caused Marie to lapse back into Cinderella mode - look, no clothes - new grift attack? though somewhere she must have a whole Norwegian-winter wardrobe.
So, as usual, no plan B, seduced once again by the tinsel bling and guests happily being ripped off, breeding the "why can't I" sindrome, not realising how the cunning twit has infiltrated the cash-for-nothing system & taken over. Why, he even drives you to the doctor/shops - be grateful for small mercies
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@Lochness Monster. Your passion for gardening provides an absorbing therapy for what must be an agonising part of your life which seems to have no solution. Could you post a photo to share of your garden? I'm it's amazing.
Mental health is in the forefront of national news atm here in Italy bc there have been 2 cases recently which ended in tragedy where the families repeatedly reported the relative becoming increasingly aggressive but in spite of psychiatric reports & subsequent police visits, one killed the sister & the other the neighbour. This, after neither the authorities nor the police responded to the urgency of the situation after frantic calls until it was too late. Many more dramatic situations have now come to light after this, highlighting a lack of suitable structures and care after mental institutions were shut down in the 70s and community care should have taken their place, leaving families or partners to cope.
So, as usual, no plan B, seduced once again by the tinsel bling and guests happily being ripped off, breeding the "why can't I" sindrome, not realising how the cunning twit has infiltrated the cash-for-nothing system & taken over. Why, he even drives you to the doctor/shops - be grateful for small mercies
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@Lochness Monster. Your passion for gardening provides an absorbing therapy for what must be an agonising part of your life which seems to have no solution. Could you post a photo to share of your garden? I'm it's amazing.
Mental health is in the forefront of national news atm here in Italy bc there have been 2 cases recently which ended in tragedy where the families repeatedly reported the relative becoming increasingly aggressive but in spite of psychiatric reports & subsequent police visits, one killed the sister & the other the neighbour. This, after neither the authorities nor the police responded to the urgency of the situation after frantic calls until it was too late. Many more dramatic situations have now come to light after this, highlighting a lack of suitable structures and care after mental institutions were shut down in the 70s and community care should have taken their place, leaving families or partners to cope.
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He's carried on working, I'd forgotten he'd badly cut his thumb at the begining of the week. Things come in threes, so he's had his three this week the thumb, hot melted plastic on his hands and then the angle grinder.
Told him he could do with tree surgeons trousers as they've got kevlar in them. Luckily cutting up oil tanks is not a regualr occurance
She's either desperate for content (and I don't mean that unkindly to Dave) or she wants to be seen as inclusive.
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I'm not mad, just irritated.
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Why is Amaury constantly being distracted with works other than the Grand Salon, for which (I believe) he was brought in?
Wipe surfaces with a damp cloth and spray furniture polish into the air or sweet smelling disinfectant... burn a scented candle. Giving the illusion of clean and calming environment... throw the hoover around...clean towels in the bathroom, full toilet roll... goodies to munch on and job done...
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"Double, double toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble": maybe our three ladies from Florida are busy cooking up a surprise for Tattle Halloween. A Tiki Hut production blockbuster expose perhaps?
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