Feeling a bit on the lazy side today I decided to try skiving off from any heavy lift work and do a bit of online shopping. Top of my buy list today was more hedging plants to supplement the Hawthorn planted last winter. I soon found some reasonably priced native Holly, a difficult plant to grow and transplant but perfect for a decent stock and people proof hedge. The only problem in finding the Holly was that it reminded me of just how close Christmas is and just how much I have to do to get the house half decent looking, so it was back to work pronto...fa la la la indeed.
Wednesday, 10 November 2010
Hedge fund
Feeling a bit on the lazy side today I decided to try skiving off from any heavy lift work and do a bit of online shopping. Top of my buy list today was more hedging plants to supplement the Hawthorn planted last winter. I soon found some reasonably priced native Holly, a difficult plant to grow and transplant but perfect for a decent stock and people proof hedge. The only problem in finding the Holly was that it reminded me of just how close Christmas is and just how much I have to do to get the house half decent looking, so it was back to work pronto...fa la la la indeed.
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You're doing the full biz this Crimbo, are you, Thud?
James...the wife has plans...I have nightmares.
half decent for us here at the "barlow" are a house trimmed with lights, tree live from the canyons, a christmas play signifying our savior's sacrifices and birth of course for us, inside walls alll with ghosts of christmas's past, so i am behind in the process starting right today, oh welll>>.oh also the tradition of spending all my money
But you got rid of the ivy!
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