Helping out at the Nursery

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  1. wiseowl

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    To day:)
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    :wink::wink: Looks a smashing place to while away a few hours Woo.. I bet you enjoy every minute you are there too.... :wink::D
     
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    Thank you Marley Every second spent there Is Utopia:thumb::)
     
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    Would be leathal for me as would end up spending a fortune while I was there :)
     
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    Hi Sam 100% Staff discount:hehe::)
     
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    Is it your own nursery wiseoldowl ? If it is then i am VERY jealous and if its not then I am even more so as 100% discount WOW.

    Hmmm wonder how much i could carry if it was free :lollol:
     
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    Hi Sam Well It belongs to a very close friend of Mine who sadly passed away and went to the Big nursery In the Sky about 18 months ago,So I decided to to try and Help his wife and family in the general running of it and to keep It going,,when it gets Better for the Family and when The nursery Is making a Decent profit again,which will be at the end of the Year :thumb:Hopefully I will Retire Gracefully(If they let me):hehe:
     
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    That is such a nice thing to do for someone, your friend would be very proud I am sure.

    No wonder you enjoy going there, not only are you doing something really good, but what a way to spend the day !!

    :)
     
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    I nice thing to do Woo but for me it would be a Busman's holiday!!!

    On the other hand I will miss working under glass as I have done nothing else for over 40 years now.
     
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    That's something I wouldn't mind doing Woo as long as I could grow some of my own stuff as well, what a great place to work.
     
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