CaaC (John)

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I think this should have been posted in the......

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@Happy Blue Will you get it filled with City supporters though Blue Boy?

That video was in your first link

A mate of mine on FB in Germany doing his bird watching bit. Eggs hatching, baby heads poking up

Lol, the wife was on about Frittata di Spaghettithe other day and said I would like it so she said she will make it soon, tbh that picture looks quite tasty so I will look forward to that.

I think he should be ok, he went away for a week holiday with his prick of a dad (daughters ex) and came back ill, the daughter is an ex nurse careworker for the elderly and handicap kiddies so she will know what to do and make sure he is ok. It's pissing me and the wife off though because his dad and his other bit all wen't down with the Covis virus 2 weeks ago and we have the feeling that they never got over it and just went on holiday without checking the virus had gone, the daughter checked his temp when he got back and it was high. Kaiden was due for a sleepover with us for the weekend and the wife had got all his favourite eats in, and I got him a skin for his game he plays on his mobile but the daughter won't let him near us because of my health issues and will make sure he is a 100% before visiting, our daughter said his temp has gone down now and will keep us up to date.

That's wee Kaiden (Grandson) down with the Covid virus, the wife worrying a bit.

Doesn't look to bad outside, sunny with a few clouds.

Can't see that being true? maybe if it had only been in the water for a very short but any longer then.... Water will break the hydrogen bonds between the cellulose fibers that comprise the book, so your discarded book will gradually dissolve into inert cellulose. This holds true even if you where to throw a very large number of books into the ocean. https://www.quora.com/How-bad-is-it-for-the-environment-to-throw-a-book-in-the-ocean#:~:text=Water will break the hydrogen,of books into the ocean.