Other Halfs

[Dobby]

Oiii!! I do much more than that, and besides, it already made in the flask! Cheeky Sod, be careful otherwise I'll borrow LJ's pea stick!!

Is that a Promice

[roitelet]

Ck has no interest in gardening at all, he is a real townie! Tells me that the taste of veg from tins is fine but he quite happily consumes large quantities of home grown veg with never a complaint !!!!! He does help with things that need two (when I can find him) but is not given to things practical. The compost he makes is really good and weed free and he spends considerable time collecting horse poo as an activator. I have tried to involve him in the garden but the answer is usually 'do what you like' which is fine but just occasionally I would like some feed back, however I do get some from all of you, thanks. So I will just go on doing my own thing and enjoying the peace

[nick the grief]

I've had my lottie for about 5 years now and Mrs G has been down twice !! I enjoy the peace & quiet of the place and it means she can wathc all the shite programs that she records without me moaning.

Secret of a long happy marriage - don't talk to one another then you don't argue

[Gryfon]

Now I love the planting out, nurturing, growing, harvesting, growing some more etc...OH is quite happy to leave that to me though complains that I don't weed enough!

I need him to do the heavy work but I often get fed up of waiting for it to get done and injure myself digging or something I shouldn't be doing which puts my back out! At the moment I'm frustrated as I want to get out there and attack the horrible weeds but my hips wont let me and I'm trying not to get annoyed at OH for being what seems like too slow!

[Alice]

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Secret of a long happy marriage - don't talk to one another then you don't argue

You've got a point there Nick. I would put it more along the lines of give each other their own time and space.
I think Kalil Ghibran writes it all very well in this passage from The Prophet.
On Marriage

[Two_Sheds]

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I think Kalil Ghibran writes it all very well in this passage from The Prophet.
On Marriage

Ah, that was really nice. Now where do I get me an Oak?

[Alice]

You plant it, and nurture it and grow it yourself Two Sheds.

[nick the grief]

Ah, that was really nice. Now where do I get me an Oak?

Sorry Two shed, I'm already taken