Sorry you had a bad walk griff.
Glad the back seems to be holding up June good idea to ignore the ironing of tee shirts.
Sounds like you had a lovely lunch Nippy Jen and glad Brian's knee has improved.
Poor OH Eileen.

We've been watching Jungle Book as well - terrific film and love the songs, the sort you find yourself singing along to, much to your embarrassment if in company.
Oh Griff - what are we going to do with you - scared of sprogglings! The only thing I learnt was to be careful about which end you stick the dummy.
June - I'm not that keen on venison but will eat it if it is roasted with lots of pork fat wrapped around it, keeping it moist or in a buttery sauce. Apart from that I would be inclined to throw it to the dogs as well. It is, if grilled or just plain roasted, too dry for my taste.

Watching Bruce AlmightyDon't ya just love Morgan Freeman?

I'm not frightened of babies. Love them. Glad mum is doing well Eileen.
Wouldn't want another one of my own though. Not mum babies.
I went to the cinema with my SIL when it first hit the big screen (Jungle book) I was very young.
There is a young man in the village who calls Dillon a bear he has some sort of autism or learning problem apparently his carer or mum not sure which told him Dillon was Baloo. So now when we see him he shouts bear Baloo the bear to Dillon.

Ah thats lovely, Lynn. Done girls veggies, went out to check them and Cariad and Keshi were out looking at me with those big eyes, Lona wouldn't let them go to bed, so opened the big door and they hopped in, Mabs is in the little kennel tonight, everyone else in the big one, so far. Have left one light on so I can keep an eye on the goings on. Looks like it may be a dry few days this end, watched the week forecast on Countryfile and I think its more Northerly than here, so that'll be nice, can get the girls out for a decent walk without getting drowned. Once the river's dropped I'll take Zen with her mum and nana onto the river bank and see what she thinks of it all
Made sausage and mash for myself and got a creme brulee for afters thats just doing itself for me.

I think its nice as well the woman who walks with him apologised the other week and explained that she had said to him he looks like Baloo the bear. I said I had no problems at all with it.
I talk about to him as we walk past now.
Fingers crossed for no more bedtime squabbling.

So sweet LYNN
So no more babies for you then?You never know,Gorden might surprise you for Christmas
TW,enjoy your tea,sounds lovely except for the sausages

LOL,picture the scene, Merry Christmas Love,look what I found in the garage

Aww Lynn, that is lovely, bet it makes his day seeing "baloo"
I get scared of dropping kids lol
TW, hope everyone stays nicely in their beds and enjoy your Pud
I do like Morgan Freeman Lacey...very good actor
Oooooo is that where babies come from......the garage lol

Oh my Gorden had the snip years ago and I am certainly past child bearing age physically and mentally so I really hope I do not find one in the shed or green house because it won't be ours and we haven't had a milk man for years.
Mark is the milk mans Michael is the trainee teachers.