Your Day (apart from gardening) - what took place?

......guess what I've just found on the floor underneath my jigsaw table????



I have two again...one for each ear!!

 

I am so pleased for you Upsy ... well done! ... or did you find it because you tried to fit it in your puzzle?

 

You're not far wrong there Vicky...it looked like a missing piece of the river that I've been hunting for!!

 

What an amazing piece of luck that we only have two ears!



Glad you found it, it's very pretty too

 

I do not know much really myself ... use google translate but soon we shall use another language I feel .....

In my experience when a foreigner speaks to me I understand a tad and make allowances...Spanish and French experiences tell me that unless you say it correctly you get.. I do not understand..

 

I thought it was going to be silly coming from Upsydaisy..one through her nose....picture that

 

French AZ Food Name Dictionary / List / Glossary » Cellar Tours

 

Enjoy your walk and do not forget to take the list below with you to view...your turn next W...
French AZ Food Name Dictionary / List / Glossary » Cellar Tours

 

Thank you yes i sort of enjoyed my walk, had to be careful of icy paths a bit, but it's thawing a bit now.

 

Made a makeshift windowsill propagator cover with an unneeded shelf from a blowaway greenhouse and some spare plastic. Nearly dropped the seed pots in the process.

Now I just wonder why my makeshift things look just that, and not... how does the younger generation say... "instaworthy". It annoys me to death to check those beautiful creations where a lick of paint and a flick of sticky film transform an Asda Smart Price horror into something super classy. Well, the cover does the job and there is still room for the next sowing lot.


My Astrophytum and Cheiridopsis have germinated (in a week!) and there is definitely something going on in the Hungarian Chillies pots.

 

I'm 64 this year and I've never needed a second language and I never will but thanks all.

 

@Upsydaisy glad that you found your earing.

 

Thanks @Logan

 

Aww no! She's lovely and very patient with me, I think if you're in prolonged company of people whose 1st language is not yours then it's only courteous to try and learn a little of their language...shows you care imo.

I can understand......well ok..get the gist of what hubs and his family/ friends are talking about , but not that confident to speak it really. I do say a couple of well rehearsed one liners on the phone to my sister-in-law occasionally. I do find with other family members that if I greet them using their language ( one word, hello) then they think I'm talented enough to engage in a full blown conversation!!!
Not so!! I can ask them if they would like a cup of tea and if they would like milk / sugar!! Not very useful in phone chats!!!