Re: Madness Monday @ TDD - C&C
Posted: Mon May 19, 2025 5:44 pm
Hello, everyone!
Laura, I hope lunch isn't too stressful. Broccoli.souo sounds.good.for.a.cool, wet day.
Bama, LOL at your mental picture.of the house in the "middle" of the.street. I can understand the confusion , though. Here in the UK, it was very common to have long rows of terraced housing (where houses are joined to each other each side. Sometimes they are also joined to each other at the back,hence "back to back" housing). The house in the song would have been in the middle of one of these terraces. It was not uncommon for the whole.of one side of the street to be one terrace (except maybe for a gap or two due to war time bombing!) so the house would also have been in the middle of the street.
Helian,.that sounds like a very busy and full weekend.
L.Ann,.did Little Bit enjoy the party?
Dogged, I felt unprepared for today, as I didn't post my "getting ahead for the week" list yesterday evening, so had to scramble and o it this morning.
I much prefer waking up to my list already done, so I can jump in ready for the day.
What is DS's homework this time, Trissie?
Hi, Peaches!
So, Ive cut down the periwinkle and.creeoimg.Jenny in the front garden. (There's a patch of campanula which will need cutting down eventually,. but Ill leave that until it's flowered,.and it shouldn't take long to do) I've picked up as many "bits" as I could mulched the roses,.topped up some of the bark and swept my path and Dnextdoorneighbour D's path. I am very glad that I only have a tiny front garden!I also had a chat with Dnextdoorneighbour C and DF CW - apparently Izzy is much better today and the GI food did the trick. But DF CW took her to the vet today as a precaution,.and was given the all clear.
I've also cleaned upstairs, and now I'm in bed, with Matilda curled up on the pillow beside me
Laura, I hope lunch isn't too stressful. Broccoli.souo sounds.good.for.a.cool, wet day.
Bama, LOL at your mental picture.of the house in the "middle" of the.street. I can understand the confusion , though. Here in the UK, it was very common to have long rows of terraced housing (where houses are joined to each other each side. Sometimes they are also joined to each other at the back,hence "back to back" housing). The house in the song would have been in the middle of one of these terraces. It was not uncommon for the whole.of one side of the street to be one terrace (except maybe for a gap or two due to war time bombing!) so the house would also have been in the middle of the street.
Helian,.that sounds like a very busy and full weekend.
L.Ann,.did Little Bit enjoy the party?
Dogged, I felt unprepared for today, as I didn't post my "getting ahead for the week" list yesterday evening, so had to scramble and o it this morning.
What is DS's homework this time, Trissie?
Hi, Peaches!
So, Ive cut down the periwinkle and.creeoimg.Jenny in the front garden. (There's a patch of campanula which will need cutting down eventually,. but Ill leave that until it's flowered,.and it shouldn't take long to do) I've picked up as many "bits" as I could mulched the roses,.topped up some of the bark and swept my path and Dnextdoorneighbour D's path. I am very glad that I only have a tiny front garden!I also had a chat with Dnextdoorneighbour C and DF CW - apparently Izzy is much better today and the GI food did the trick. But DF CW took her to the vet today as a precaution,.and was given the all clear.
I've also cleaned upstairs, and now I'm in bed, with Matilda curled up on the pillow beside me