#21

Good morngang! Very sunny here, we’re probably going to do some barbecue in the garden later. Sadly I have work to do, but not too much and it’s not too difficult, so that’s fine.

#22

I really should do mine - but frankly I’m a bit scared.

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#23

The only place I’ve ever rented that had a lawn came with a push mower, and I was way too naive to purchase a proper lawn mower and didn’t realise how fast grass grew. It looked like that before I decided to tackle it, which was a big bag of no fun.

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#24

One Holiday start at Dover awaiting a crossing to France probably Calais. 3 little people in the back of car with their bits and bobs and a yogurt each…then one got thrown at another and I am now thinking…why did I not just think and plan ahead, for just the once… :face_with_hand_over_mouth:…

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#25

Greetings from Hoogy HQ

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I’ll be here all day, every day

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#26

That’s only two weeks of growth in that photo. It’s unbelievable how fast it grows.

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#27

Think you just have to move house at this point

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#28

Hello! I’m up earlyish to do some work - the new batch of videos I’ve produced are finally live!!! Please if you have a spare couple of mins go and give one or two of them a like:

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#29

owen jones is presenting the jeremy vine show with angelica bell :sunglasses:

#30

I lived in a flat with a garden once and couldn’t make the electric mower left by the landlord work (because I didn’t realise the combination of holding different levers and buttons down was the thing required).

It got to the point where I spent an afternoon trying to do it with hand shears and then gave up and just accepted the cost of a proper gardener was coming out of my deposit when I left.

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#31

Those are excellent - I reckon The Child will be really into some of them too.

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#32

Son wanted to play more tennis, so hungover me was stood on a court at 9am in the sun. Was pretty fun though. Not sure what to do for the day. Something that isn’t going to be rammed…

#33

I’ve found this massive chap in an upstairs bathroom. Not sure how concerned for my family’s safety i should be

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#34

To pacify them, make them a snack!

I’m assuming it’s some kind of beetle

#35

You’ll have to let me know how busy it is at Clevedon.

We want to go to the ‘sea’ side tomorrow but I reckon Weston and Brean will be heaving. Clevedon looks a lot nicer as well.

Ideally needs a bit of beach that the dog can go on and a fish and chip shop.

#36

Yesterday was freezing

#37

I had a similar experience except all we had was a strimmer :scream:

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#38

It’s def a beetle. He’s chilling in the garden now so seems happy

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#39

Woke up just before 11, latest I’ve woke up in ages!

Got the house to myself as the housemates are at their partner’s places, sitting in the garden almost naked, glorious. Once I can’t take it anymore I’ll sit inside and play the summery fun video game Dark Souls 3 for a bit

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Back home for :sleeping::sleeping::sleeping:

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Can’t believe I’ve never been to the Wainstones before. Brilliant place.

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