It’s immensely gratifying to be such an inspiration to one and all. Such a pity I omitted to photograph my crumble, so you could see what a perfect specimen actually looks like. 😃😜😂

You won't make it in alive. I'm lifting the drawbridge, manning the barricades and boiling the oil.

Even AI images in posts irritate me. They all look the bloody same.

Hahaha..touché!

Yer man sounds just like me!:)

A friend gave me a Kindle a few years ago—instead of the sixty quid he owed me—and it’s been sitting there ever since, untouched. For me, half the pleasure of reading is the bookshop, handling the books,

That's a palace you've constructed! Sure I'd move in there meself!:) And am I never going to live down the death by pallet? I've had two broody hens this year. Oh my, what a to-do. ....Repeatedly removing

I agree that institutions of the state are the devil, and that schools are indoctrination camps. I liked school mainly because it wasn’t home. I left college with an arts degree and a legal diploma and

Streaming was normal practice to group students by ability. I don't recall any objections by parents or teasing among students. People accepted that everyone has different strengths. You weren't considered

Rules exist for our health and safety. Disobey them at your peril, for firm and irrevocable is the doom that shall be passed upon you. And never mix your TTT with your B&W.

Don't tell me. She ate the lot? Looks a little like my sibling?

You taught me everything I know:)

Best thing I've read on the OuterWebz for a year and a half. Hahaha, You must be looking in the wrong places!:)

You have the patience of a saint!:)

I agree entirely. It’s forty-five years since I was at school, but in my day we were given IQ tests and sorted into A, B, and C groups. The C groups studied sewing, woodwork, and similar subjects, while

Don’t you know the greedy shall inherit the earth? I was educated in a Catholic school, where we were taught to keep the consequences of our actions for others foremost in our minds. I’m not sure people

That delights me indeed. The world could do with a bit more laughter.

Your marriage sounds mighty fine to me. My mother died sometime in the early 80s, at only 56. My father just 6 years ago. at 87. We weren't close so it didn't affect me too much.

Ah bless! That gives me a touch of the warm and fuzzies. You're a lucky lady.

My (skinny) brother is exactly the same. When I go away for a few days, he either lives on beans and toast or eats nothing at all. You were fortunate to have able parents. Mine were usually either hung