LATEST MOAN FROM YOU AND ME - 2021

Well, it is that or so high you cannot reach them (we have 5 meter ceilings).

 

They are not, it's that they are the ones you notice.

 

Just humbug?
Not bah humbug then?

 

Christmas isn't cancelled just yet..

 

This is the last bit from me about this - then I'm saying no more.

A quick look on google and you can see that other associations have data protection policies - where it is clear what data will be collected, how it will be used, when it will be destroyed and how to keep people informed.

Surprise there is no such approach at my allotment.

If something basic like this has been overlooked - what else are they getting up to?

The pendulum is swinging towards jumping into the life boat before the ship sinks.

Perhaps I should have done my own research before joining up .

 

I never realised getting an allotment was so stressful.
Kind of defeats the object really.

Just go there and grow some plants, every thing just seems so difficult these days, no wonder they keep prattling on about mental health.

 

Well....I wan't going to say anything else - but just this once then .

It shouldn't be stressful - when the Committee knows what it's doing. I assumed that all was in place - and after scratching the surface - found the complete opposite.

Things have changed since the days of old geezers in gum boots supping tea down the allotment - it's not a nice world out there - you have to be careful.

 

So the spider can see you coming.

 

Damn

 

Now now. I've just made/canned my mince to make tarts a few weeks before Christmas. We have to have Christmas. It's such a great time to feast on sweets!

and cobwebs, I agree with @Victoria. Mine are never at eye level. Always up in a corner at the ceiling. Luckily I don't get a lot of them but I am pretty good at vacuuming up the 8 legged wonders. Oh, no wonder it's been so rainy lately

 

What do spiders have to do with rain, pray tell?

 

Superstition says when you kill a spider, it will cause it to rain.

"“Om du dödar en spindel kommer det regna” is a Swedish superstition that translates to “If you kill a spider, it's going to rain.” Unfounded beliefs like this one are common across all cultures and time periods. Although not based in fact, superstitions still shape the way we interact with the world around us."