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I squeeze things a little too much π #GardenJournal Challenge π Hive Garden Community π All images mine unless otherwise stated.
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NeedleWorkMonday
2026-07-30 00:46
RE: Not all projects turn out as winners
I think knitting is definitely about the journey until you become a guru. I haven't knit a perfect piece yet - but I have learnt something new each time.
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homestead
2026-07-30 00:44
RE: More Squash Relish - July 28, 2026 @goldenoakfarm
Do you ever have problems with squash not growing? I had a terrible year last year and looks like @livinguktaiwan did too.
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Actifit
2026-07-30 00:42
RE: My Actifit Report Card: July 29 2026
Tip fees are hellish. We wonder about people fly tipping but how can the working person afford tip fees?
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HiveGarden
2026-07-30 00:40
RE: LUT Hive Garden Journal 2026 #6
Sorry I took so long to get to this. I usually come to you when you come comment on mine as I've been so slack with Hive in general (unless I'm at work with nothing else to do!). My courgettes did the
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Not Just Shit Photos
2026-07-30 00:14
RE: The art of getting the right balance
The black and white ones with the shadows are the best! They're fantastic - well composed! I have drafts with emoji in the title that tells me they're complete ready to post, half written drivel, posts
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Foodies Bee Hive
2026-07-30 00:11
RE: Stir Fry - High Heat and Fast Paced in a Wok
YES! These are THE tips for stir fry - pre prep, and high heat, and good timing. It's an art. The other essential is someone to clean up all the shit you've landed on the floor with enthusiastic stirring
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Silver Bloggers
2026-07-30 00:08
RE: Candy Filled Field Trip
i agree, getting out and doing things for whatever reason lifts the spirits! Here we have Sovereign Hill, that's like a reanactment place around the goldfields. I used to love going there when I was a
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Foodies Bee Hive
2026-07-30 00:05
RE: If You're Not Roasting Saffies, You're Doing it Wrong π
They even think that mushrooms helped develop the parts of the brain tthat enabled language. Just incredible. Without fungi, we are nothing!
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Music
2026-07-30 00:04
RE: ThreeTuneTuesday - Nina Hagen: Gorgeous Shock-Rock from Germany
Hard choice but say 1960's to early '90s. So I could pop in to see Bob Dylan or see the Beastie Boys, Sonic Youth, Grandmaster Flash, Ramones, patti Smith, Run DMC, Jungle Brothers, Eric B and Rakim, The
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Hive Book Club
2026-07-29 23:55
RE: Three Songs That Make Me Cry [And Talking Books]
Ha, yes, that's what I love about poetry too - it truly asks for a distillation! If I could have found a real life friend, or even a Hive friend, to have a back and forth about my taste in literature and
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Music
2026-07-29 23:51
RE: Bricks Are Heavy & We Never Asked for This
I'm not even that keen on generating images with AI. I was when it first came out - it was fascinating and hallucinatory. But I won't do it now, not even for a Hive post. There's a rather large debate
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Music
2026-07-29 23:49
RE: Bricks Are Heavy & We Never Asked for This
Oh, knowing you, you'd dig them.
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Movies & TV Shows
2026-07-29 23:48
RE: Review of A Quiet Place: Day One
OH MY GOD - you love zombie movies? I'm so darn pleased. My Mum (78) is also a fan. There's a zombie book series I also loved called 'The Reapers are the Angels' which always stuck in my mind and was well
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Movies & TV Shows
2026-07-29 23:41
RE: Review of A Quiet Place: Day One
Absolutely - what will appeal to one person isn't necessarily the other's cup of tea. I was utterly in love with a particular Ted Lasso episode I saw last night and my husband was like 'meh'. It was a
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Movies & TV Shows
2026-07-29 23:40
RE: Review of A Quiet Place: Day One
I have no idea why I love them so much. I think it's because I like to imagine how I'd survive, and the chance for the world to be made anew. I'm not a fan of, say, The Evil Dead - but more the survivalist
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Movies & TV Shows
2026-07-29 20:23
RE: Review of A Quiet Place: Day One
Mine is a 6. A 6 can be watchable and entertaining. I usually think any zombie or post apocalyptic that gets a 6 might be upped to a 6.5 or 7 on my rating system as not everyone 'gets' this kind of film.
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Movies & TV Shows
2026-07-29 20:20
RE: Review of A Quiet Place: Day One
As you know, I'm a huge fan of science fiction, dystopia and post apocalyptic movies. This one wasn't my favourite Quiet Place but still, I enjoyed it. I'm not sure I would retain a taste for pizza given
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Hive Book Club
2026-07-29 09:38
RE: Three Songs That Make Me Cry [And Talking Books]
Yes I did! Did it make you cry? The bags on the fence also represents how the clones were basically organ bags for the people. Gee it was sad.
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Hive Book Club
2026-07-29 08:25
RE: Three Songs That Make Me Cry [And Talking Books]
There's so much about it that is annoying and shouldn't be used, like for music or art or writing - but for problem solving, it's pretty good. The Booker long list has just come out so I've been busy reserving
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Worldmappin
2026-07-29 08:23
RE: Daylesford Weekend: Smelly Shopping, Market, Good Food, Camping
What does a Moroccan hammam smell like? Hm. Steamy, woody, soapy. Hard to explain. cardamom or wood sage Delicious scents. If you eat sugar, try putting cardomom pods in the sugar jar. After a while the
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