Mundane facts about your day...

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littleme

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I nearly relented...

staffordjas said:
Hope all has calmed down @littleme and she realises that you really are on her side and not wanting her to suffer a horrible night if all goes horribly wrong.

@littleme - think I may have missed some updates on the new cat while I was away .....how are all the cats getting on together now ? Hope all is better on that front than it was when the new addition first arrived!
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She spent the day sobbing and telling me that I'm ruining her life & no-one will be friends with her - until about 5pm - when I told her that as soon as her older brother moves out & she gets his room she can have a sleep-over. (There's fat chance of that happening anytime soon, I can see him staying till he's in his 40's!). She's busy designing posters now for her sleep-over & pool party?!?!?

Pheobe kitten has survived so far, she's very sweet & loving. Tommy the tomcat loves her, he constantly washes & cuddles her, but Sophie will still have nothing to do with Pheobe - but the hissing, growing & clawing has stopped - which is something!
 
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Spent most of yesterday over at my friends house - love spending time with them, but I don't love the allergic reaction I have to the cats...

Stronger tablets needed!
 
arthur

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I'm going to spend the afternoon in the garden digging up and separating plants and then re-siteing them, I've been waiting a good day to make a start on separating the perennials
I want a row of Japanese anemones under the Leylandi. i tried one last year to see if it would grow and its blooming so I'm going to do the rest of them today. Then the next part of the day is the pub to have a drink of cider after all my hard work. Well thats the plan I may have to forfeit the pub if i get to engrossed in the gardening
 
littleme

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Gramaisc said:
I stopped changing mine thirty years ago - always Summer Time here.

Utter madness - pretending the Sun has moved......
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Husband decided to set his phone back an hour before we went to bed, despite me telling him that the phone does it itself...

....cue him shooting out of bed because he thought he was late for work....looking at his phone & getting back into bed....me asking what the time was (with annoyance after he woke me up)..... 6.30am he says, I've got another hour before I have to be up....Hmmm no I say, you set it back an hour at 1am & it would of set itself back another hour at 2am - SO ITS TIME TO GET UP! Grrr silly man.
 
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Spent about 20 minutes putting all the clocks back to GMT.
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Same here, and most confusing when hubby has put some of them back last night. Luckily the scientific clock ,which beams the precise time onto the ceiling, changed automatically so I could go from that for the actual correct time.

Checked with son at 2pm that he had remembered to put his back ...just incase , but thought he'd have done it straight away when he got back in about 6am after his nightclub job....."Oooh no, forgot all about it..." . ( He'd have been turning up for his 9am lecture an hour earlier tomorrow morning, thinking it must be cancelled as no one else was there and going back home to bed again :D )
 
arthur

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I’m intrigued about the scientific clock, which beams the precise time onto the ceiling, and changes automatically where do I get one?
 
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