Fleur
@Fleura (34359)
United Kingdom
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Fleur
@Fleura (34359)
• United Kingdom
17 Mar
Following up on my last post, I just wondered what you call this kind of toy?
I would call it a cuddly toy, and in this case specifically, a teddy bear. Teddy bears were first named in honour of Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, who...
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12 people
Fleur
@Fleura (34359)
• United Kingdom
16 Mar
Both the girls have been having a clear-out and reorganisation of their bedrooms, and consequently I have a heap of things around me here in my workspace waiting for me to donate them to a charity shop or give them away on Freegle...
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11 people
Fleur
@Fleura (34359)
• United Kingdom
16 Mar
Little One has a school-friend with family in Japan, and consequently she visits at least once a year. And last time she brought back a small packet of some sort of Japanese sweet for Little One.
Little One was touched of course,...
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10 people
Fleur
@Fleura (34359)
• United Kingdom
16 Mar
Both the girls have been having a clear-out and reorganisation of their bedrooms, and consequently I have a heap of things around me here in my workspace waiting for me to donate them to a charity shop or give them away on Freegle...
11 responses •
11 people
Fleur
@Fleura (34359)
• United Kingdom
17 Mar
Following up on my last post, I just wondered what you call this kind of toy?
I would call it a cuddly toy, and in this case specifically, a teddy bear. Teddy bears were first named in honour of Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, who...
12 responses •
12 people
Fleur
@Fleura (34359)
• United Kingdom
17 Mar
Following up on my last post, I just wondered what you call this kind of toy?
I would call it a cuddly toy, and in this case specifically, a teddy bear. Teddy bears were first named in honour of Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, who...
12 responses •
12 people
Traceyjayne
@Traceyjayne (9208)
• United Kingdom
9 Mar
Just wondering ….
If you needed to , do you think that you could grow all the fruit and veggies that you would need to see you through a year ?
I think veggies would be easier but it could be done …
What veggies would you grow...
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8 people
Traceyjayne
@Traceyjayne (9208)
• United Kingdom
9 Mar
Just wondering ….
If you needed to , do you think that you could grow all the fruit and veggies that you would need to see you through a year ?
I think veggies would be easier but it could be done …
What veggies would you grow...
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8 people
Fleur
@Fleura (34359)
• United Kingdom
16 Mar
Both the girls have been having a clear-out and reorganisation of their bedrooms, and consequently I have a heap of things around me here in my workspace waiting for me to donate them to a charity shop or give them away on Freegle...
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11 people
Kayla Tsukino
@kaylachan (83635)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
14 Mar
Good evening.
George just came back in from outside. We spent another day at home. No rain even though we were supposed to be expecting it. I've been working hard to put a couple dollars a day into my paypal account which I've...
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4 people
Judy Evans
@JudyEv (375114)
• Rockingham, Australia
12 Mar
Having been married for 54 years, we have a few ‘in-house’ jokes/sayings. I’m sure any couples that have been together for a while can relate to this.
They talk about the liberation of women which we won’t go into here, but...
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19 people
Fleur
@Fleura (34359)
• United Kingdom
13 Mar
Sometimes it seems that ‘we’, in this country, are turning away from our local produce and going for more exotic things. For example in the supermarket you can buy bananas, papayas, pineapples, mangoes, kiwis, even dragonfruit,...
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9 people
Judy Evans
@JudyEv (375114)
• Rockingham, Australia
12 Mar
Having been married for 54 years, we have a few ‘in-house’ jokes/sayings. I’m sure any couples that have been together for a while can relate to this.
They talk about the liberation of women which we won’t go into here, but...
22 responses •
19 people
Fleur
@Fleura (34359)
• United Kingdom
13 Mar
Sometimes it seems that ‘we’, in this country, are turning away from our local produce and going for more exotic things. For example in the supermarket you can buy bananas, papayas, pineapples, mangoes, kiwis, even dragonfruit,...
10 responses •
9 people






