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I've just registered with a large garden supplies website and when I went to log on this message came up..
"Although this page is encrypted, the information you have entered is to be sent over an unencrypted connection and could easily be read by a third party".
(There's the option to cancel or continue)
Is it anything to worry about? I don't shop on the internet very often, I'm a bit paranoid. :)
"Although this page is encrypted, the information you have entered is to be sent over an unencrypted connection and could easily be read by a third party".
(There's the option to cancel or continue)
Is it anything to worry about? I don't shop on the internet very often, I'm a bit paranoid. :)
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this was Mr N's invented dinner, it was chilli with beans in pancakes topped wtih guacamole, cheese and jalapenos. We had half eaten it!
this was Mr N's invented dinner, it was chilli with beans in pancakes topped wtih guacamole, cheese and jalapenos. We had half eaten it!
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same pie another view, it looks a bit iccky here but was delightful.
same pie another view, it looks a bit iccky here but was delightful.
That pie looks good Neti.
poor sheep...wasn't there a similar one last year?
this is the first lot of tubs I did which has grown together. There are 8 tubs under this lot
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this shows my fruit and veg garden. I have got a crabapple and columnar apple on the way to add in. The bare pots have got winter veg seeds in.
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poor sheep...wasn't there a similar one last year?
this is the first lot of tubs I did which has grown together. There are 8 tubs under this lot
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this shows my fruit and veg garden. I have got a crabapple and columnar apple on the way to add in. The bare pots have got winter veg seeds in.
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Morning all...bright but damp and slightly hazy, lovely for October. Washer's on, just freshening up my winter woollies
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How good is that sheep going to feel once he loses his coat?
Lovely pots woofy. The few I have are a lot smaller so I can move them about, especially at this time of year when the sun is only in some areas for a short time.
This would have been my tea last night, turned my back to get the worcestershire sauce and someone sneaked in... stares in an easterly direction
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How good is that sheep going to feel once he loses his coat?
Lovely pots woofy. The few I have are a lot smaller so I can move them about, especially at this time of year when the sun is only in some areas for a short time.
This would have been my tea last night, turned my back to get the worcestershire sauce and someone sneaked in... stares in an easterly direction
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Morning all, a nice day here, dry and cloudy. I have just taken delivery of a columnar red eating apple, a red crab apple with pink flowers and a parrotia persica (autumn colour)
Shaney I am quite lucky with my garden, I have got full sun bits and part sun bits, also some dappled shade so the pots can stay where they are. I could move them if necessary which is one of the reasons I chose polythene tubs, the tubs themselves are quite light. Not sure yet what we will do today. The dogs seem happy enough to loll after three days of anxiety and pacing.
Shaney I am quite lucky with my garden, I have got full sun bits and part sun bits, also some dappled shade so the pots can stay where they are. I could move them if necessary which is one of the reasons I chose polythene tubs, the tubs themselves are quite light. Not sure yet what we will do today. The dogs seem happy enough to loll after three days of anxiety and pacing.
your teeth jno, your teeth! You must learn to nibble, you don't want to be the Phantom of the wedding this weekend...
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Two machine loads and some handwashing done. Help! I think I'm turning into neti....oh, hang on, no, it's ok...not only mismatched pegs but mis-styled, some plastic some wooden.
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Two machine loads and some handwashing done. Help! I think I'm turning into neti....oh, hang on, no, it's ok...not only mismatched pegs but mis-styled, some plastic some wooden.
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OH came across this news report when researching a relative - a very distant one, I'm relieved to say. Only got room for part of it, but court reporters weren't quite so austere in those days.
HE ANNOYED A YOUNG LADY.
Though Meek in Demeanor His Mashing Ways and Invisible Inks Caused His Conviction.
A crowd of interested spectators from both sides of the bay gathered together in Police Judge Campbell’s courtroom yesterday to hear Charles E. Basebe answer to certain charges brought against him by Miss Isabella A. Worn.
The specific charge agalnst the defendant was that he did willfully and unlawfully, etc, disturb the peace of the neighborhood of Urant avenue and Tost street, and particularly that of the lady before mentioned, on the 18th Day of April, 1893
Basebe, the defendant, who hails from perfidious Albion, and has brought with him from his native shores a ‘cockney’ accent of a rich flavor, presented a queer type of the genus masher as he composedly took his seat beside his counsel, ex-Judge Ferral.
With smoothly shaven skull garnished about the ears with a fringe of pale red hair and with pallid countenance, wearing an aspect of meekness, calculated to impress to the best advantage a body of sympathetic jurymen, he looked as though his mission were rather to offer prayer for the souls of the guilty than to listen to aspersions cast upon his spotless reputation. He was moreover attired in a suit of somber black, duly appropriate to the surroundings.
Yet Charles Edward Basebe proves to have one weakness which has triumphed over all his noble qualities and wrought him harm. That is his fond admiration for the fair sex.
And this is trebly reprehensible in Basebe, when it is reflected that he has been long bound by the ties of wedlock...
HE ANNOYED A YOUNG LADY.
Though Meek in Demeanor His Mashing Ways and Invisible Inks Caused His Conviction.
A crowd of interested spectators from both sides of the bay gathered together in Police Judge Campbell’s courtroom yesterday to hear Charles E. Basebe answer to certain charges brought against him by Miss Isabella A. Worn.
The specific charge agalnst the defendant was that he did willfully and unlawfully, etc, disturb the peace of the neighborhood of Urant avenue and Tost street, and particularly that of the lady before mentioned, on the 18th Day of April, 1893
Basebe, the defendant, who hails from perfidious Albion, and has brought with him from his native shores a ‘cockney’ accent of a rich flavor, presented a queer type of the genus masher as he composedly took his seat beside his counsel, ex-Judge Ferral.
With smoothly shaven skull garnished about the ears with a fringe of pale red hair and with pallid countenance, wearing an aspect of meekness, calculated to impress to the best advantage a body of sympathetic jurymen, he looked as though his mission were rather to offer prayer for the souls of the guilty than to listen to aspersions cast upon his spotless reputation. He was moreover attired in a suit of somber black, duly appropriate to the surroundings.
Yet Charles Edward Basebe proves to have one weakness which has triumphed over all his noble qualities and wrought him harm. That is his fond admiration for the fair sex.
And this is trebly reprehensible in Basebe, when it is reflected that he has been long bound by the ties of wedlock...
