So, who wants to help ... to frivol in the cellar? (Part 2)

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For pearls, the best thing you can do is wear them next to the skin; they like human sweat/oils.

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I rather like the notion - which only just occurred to me - of a foster-oyster.

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My Irish pearls didn’t come from oysters

They were made by fresh water mussels

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You need mussels if you’re going to ‘oyst anything…

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[dons tiny yellow helmet]

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Rain. Lots of lovely rain.

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Good for the violas in the hanging basket, which otherwise have to be watered every day.

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Violas? My favourites. Let it rain, then.

Soo xx

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My mother used to call them “little face in the grass”, which she said she’d heard, as a child, from a Cornish friend and loved.

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Genuinely charming, Fishers.

Soo xx

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‘Little face in the grass’ is a phenomenon often observed at skool sports days among the clumsier participants. If you’re really lucky you get love-lies-bleeding forra bit as well.

Stretcher party!

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Och!

Soo xx

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Morning

Still raining here

I am not amused

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:rofl:

Embra, today.

Soo xx

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I have been to the Co-op & Tiny Tesco.

I waited 20 minutes for a ‘bus back, but had a seat at the ‘bus stop.

The Heavens opened.

Feckin’ Epic & Biblical.

I am very wet

Sigh

Carinthia. xx

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Poor soaked Carinthia. The same thing happened here about 4pm (complete with one single clap of thunder) and TFD got caught in it, he also came home drenched. It had been bright and sunny 5 minutes before.

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NALL, Darling. Avva Medicinal.

Gxx

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Have an Restorative Summat and a hair dryer.

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The hairy dog has the hairdryer

I would let him have it

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