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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13384) • Ireland 2 Apr

Let me introduce Hebe Lady Anne Veronica, although my photograph doesn’t really do her justice. I have her growing in a pot in my back garden in full (Irish) sun, and I’m wondering if anyone here has met the lady, and if so, how...

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Fiacre Banks @JudyEv It also helps with age related issues such as bending and getting up again. I have pots on a table which makes them more accessible and brings them closer to see and smell.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13384) • Ireland 2 Apr

Many people have heard of the legendary Molly Malone who, according to the song, “wheeled her wheel barrow through streets broad and narrow crying cockles and mussels alive alive o”. The streets were the streets of Dublin, and 37...

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Fiacre Banks @lindaohio You think?!!! I’m probably top of that list

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13384) • Ireland 2 Apr

Let me introduce Hebe Lady Anne Veronica, although my photograph doesn’t really do her justice. I have her growing in a pot in my back garden in full (Irish) sun, and I’m wondering if anyone here has met the lady, and if so, how...

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Fiacre Banks @judyev I have most of my plants in pots so I can move them about if needed, especially if frost is threatened.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13384) • Ireland 2 Apr

Many people have heard of the legendary Molly Malone who, according to the song, “wheeled her wheel barrow through streets broad and narrow crying cockles and mussels alive alive o”. The streets were the streets of Dublin, and 37...

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Fiacre Banks @ambiepam You’re just realising that?!!

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13384) • Ireland 2 Apr

Many people have heard of the legendary Molly Malone who, according to the song, “wheeled her wheel barrow through streets broad and narrow crying cockles and mussels alive alive o”. The streets were the streets of Dublin, and 37...

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Fiacre Banks @marguicha VERY loud people.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13384) • Ireland 2 Apr

Many people have heard of the legendary Molly Malone who, according to the song, “wheeled her wheel barrow through streets broad and narrow crying cockles and mussels alive alive o”. The streets were the streets of Dublin, and 37...

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Fiacre Banks @judyev You’re the sort of tourist we appreciate. The good tourist is one who treads lightly in a city then departs leaving no trace of themselves behind. Except their cash.

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celticeagle @celticeagle (172525) • Boise, Idaho 31 Mar

Look where you've gotten yourself. I have seen you in the media for a long time. You never impressed me as anything more than an arrogant blowhard. You think you are the smart one with 4 bankruptcies, couldn't keep casinos or...

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Fiacre Banks @celticeagle I think we sell you more than we buy from you.

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Sharon Elton @sharonelton (30242) • Lichfield, England 28 Mar

I went shopping down town again this morning. I didn't really need to go in many shops today. I set off at about 10:45am, and I walked round the top path round Stowe Pool as usual. Then I went to the toilet by the Cathedral. I...

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Fiacre Banks @sharonelton Bought one in a charity shop.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13384) • Ireland 31 Mar

The plane I ought to have already boarded is not here in Manchester where I need it to be - it’s just arrived in Hamburg and there’s nothing I can do about it. I could shout, I could squeal, but the plane still has to get from...

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Fiacre Banks @judyev opposites attract.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13384) • Ireland 31 Mar

Last night I dreamed myself to be hospitalised. I don’t know from which ailment I was suffering, but someone mentioned inguinal hernia so I went with that. The doctor told the nurse to give me an injection of chloromycetin which...

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Fiacre Banks @lindaohio I often wake up giggling such are my weird dreams.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13384) • Ireland 31 Mar

The plane I ought to have already boarded is not here in Manchester where I need it to be - it’s just arrived in Hamburg and there’s nothing I can do about it. I could shout, I could squeal, but the plane still has to get from...

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Fiacre Banks @lindaohio I’m home!!!!

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Sharon Elton @sharonelton (30242) • Lichfield, England 28 Mar

I went shopping down town again this morning. I didn't really need to go in many shops today. I set off at about 10:45am, and I walked round the top path round Stowe Pool as usual. Then I went to the toilet by the Cathedral. I...

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Fiacre Banks @sharonelton backpack got thrown up - the gunge was all through the works of the zippers, and I brought the coat back but it stinks and I was embarrassed taking it on the plane. Back home an hour ago.

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Jim Bauer @porwest (98546) • United States 29 Mar

I tend to be an early riser, usually getting up around 5am or 530am, and rarely sleep in. I like to have the whole day ahead of me. It wasn't always this way for me. In my younger years I was a night owl, and long preferred second...

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Fiacre Banks @porwest I scared 2 burglars one night when I went downstairs totally unclad to get a glass of water. We just stood and gawked at each other for what seemed like a very long time before they ran. Only when they were gone did I register that I was standing...

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13384) • Ireland 29 Mar

I am so cross - this afternoon a pigeon in Manchester jettisoned a great, mucky dollop of green, sticky poop onto my backpack as I wondered blissfully around Fletcher Moss Park. I can’t tell you how angry I am, and the stuff just...

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Fiacre Banks @ambiepam Oh the choir was for real and I felt so intimidated.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13384) • Ireland 29 Mar

I am so cross - this afternoon a pigeon in Manchester jettisoned a great, mucky dollop of green, sticky poop onto my backpack as I wondered blissfully around Fletcher Moss Park. I can’t tell you how angry I am, and the stuff just...

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Fiacre Banks @paigea Maybe the pigeon poop was punishment for masquerading as a choral lesbian. Nothing lucky about it.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13384) • Ireland 24 Mar

There I sat in Belfast international Airport early this morning, disgusted and irritated. Only place I could get a seat and what passed for ‘coffee’ was in a disreputable chain of coffee shops - bilge, pure bilge. And here’s...

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Fiacre Banks @noni1959 Pilots always seem to be trying to sound seductive when they make about wind speed etc. I’d rather they just shut up and keep their eye on the road ahead.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13384) • Ireland 22 Mar

Far be it from me to mock the leader that another nation has elected to be their own, but I cannot resist a wry smile when I read that the leader of The US wants to join the British Commonwealth because he loves the King so much....

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Fiacre Banks @judyev you would think like in most marriages his wife would stop him saying stupid things. Wives are great filters.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13384) • Ireland 21 Mar

We were driving up to Donegal yesterday. On a clear stretch of road just short of Limivady I saw blue lights coming our way in a hurry. Rows of motorcycle outriders drew level with us and thrashed passed us with sirens blasting....

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Fiacre Banks @judyev Indeed. What an odd arrangement.

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Sharon Elton @sharonelton (30242) • Lichfield, England 19 Mar

I went shopping to the big Tesco again this afternoon, and I went on my own again. When I got there, the normal automatic doors that I usually go in through were closed and shuttered, so I had to go up the other end and go through...

shopping

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Fiacre Banks @sharonelton Did so. Then yesterday we went to Donegal for the night and it was 19 degrees! Back home now to 6 degrees.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13384) • Ireland 19 Mar

I shall rise with the sun tomorrow, take a bracingly cold shower, then bundle my wife and daughter into the car and head for Donegal. We’ll take the scenic route, bimbling up the coast, stopping off for lunch at Portrush then...

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Fiacre Banks @judyev She knows what she likes!

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