no didn't see it cm, but saw it on here later....congrats to you and Channy on the bub.  Glad you kept one white kitty.  I still have a pic of the mum somewhere on PB....

A really nice lady told me that this is a really nice place to be. So I thought I might bring a plate of scones and knock on the door. I was born in 1947, however I noticed my twin purps is here.

Heyyy channy's mum... how lovely to see you here... Yes you qualify for sure.

How is life for you?  How's everything going along since we last saw you...

Pass a scone over and would you like tea or coffee?

I woke up this morning thinking about old money.. that which only our age group would really remember now...

a farthing (dropped as legal tender in Britain in 1960)

Halfpenny

penny

threepence (thruppence)

sixpence

a shilling

2 bob

a ten shilling note

a pound note

£1.1s.  = a guinea

It's been sort of spring/winter down here recently.. want to garden, but stil a bit too cold 😞

That brings back memories Darki

A copper, a deena,, a tray, a zack, a quid, a brick.

Morning gerries -welome Channys mum.

Even the new money has names Freshy.

Aroung here a $20.00 note is a crayfish

and a $50.00 note is a pineapple-maybe from

the colours................Richo.

Morning Richo

Morning all

I will be doing some gardening when the weather warms up.

Good morning grandmoon.

The leaf raking must be nearly finished

and new growth appearing.

Up to 19 degs later here--best day for months.

Enjoy your day and ~~~~~~waves to the other gerries.

Work time for me..........................Richo.

Good morning all.

I have to get my garden (for the want of a better word) sorted very soon. I have just moved house and this has not been kept well. I live close to a creek and have been told that my place is a snake thoroughfare :_|

The Buckwheat sisters, Beryl, Beverley, Bonnie and Beatrice will be arriving next weekend. If there is a boy in the mix I shall call him Bob.

The Buckwheat sisters are guinea fowl. Named such because of the noise they make. They sound like they are saying buckwheat buckwheat buckwheat. They are not a snake's best friend and should lessen the the  snakes desire to wander through my yard.

Blessed are the cracked, for they are the ones who let in the light.

Good morning all:-)

Channy.Love the names you have for the Buckwheat sisters.:-)

We have a creek at the back of the property where we live, dont, well not yet seen alot of snakes, we have mainly foxes that live along the creek.

Have a good day everyone, sunny day for us in The Dandenongs, would be even better if the wind wasnt blowing a gale.

morning all♥

We used to live with a creek on our boundary....No snakes, but we did have a porcupine dug in.....much to the puzzlement of the dogs:^O