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1MoreAgain said:
Looks good Ric, i started gardening Last year for first time i had never done any at all in my life, grandkids like it said i did a good job on it :emoticon-0100-smile
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I'm complete opposite, I can't stand doing gardening. If I had my way when I was married twice i'd have concreted the gardens and painted 'em green but had to garden to keep the frigging peace.
 
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It was actually someone on here who said to me to try it to pull myself out of a slump i was in,never bothered for few months as could not be bothered and in all honesty thought it would not help, but when i did get going i started to like it after a month or so more i did and changed it the more i wanted to do bit more.

Its only a small garden and i built the flower beds myself and started to learn about acer trees.
 
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1MoreAgain said:
It was actually someone on here who said to me to try it to pull myself out of a slump i was in,never bothered for few months as could not be bothered and in all honesty thought it would not help, but when i did get going i started to like it after a month or so more i did and changed it the more i wanted to do bit more.

Its only a small garden and i built the flower beds myself and started to learn about acer trees.
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Theres just something so satisfying seeing something and going

Yea i made that
I did that


Great for mental wellbeing too
 
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bradymk2 said:
Theres just something so satisfying seeing something and going

Yea i made that
I did that


Great for mental wellbeing too
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It was a mental issue i was failing to cope with, i know i spoke to Toast and he PM and i think i dropped Ric a message by accident when it was meant for Toast so could be Toast who recommended i try the gardening.
 
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1MoreAgain said:
It was a mental issue i was failing to cope with, i know i spoke to Toast and he PM and i think i dropped Ric a message by accident when it was meant for Toast so could be Toast who recommended i try the gardening.
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Good for you.If it's prompted you into doing something and it's helped then it's served the purpose,keep it up :emoticon-0148-yes:

When we go up North we generally pick up a bit of old rock from beside a loch or a river and use it in the garden, it brings back memories of good times we've had .There's some amazing old bits of stone to be had up here.
 
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Ric Glasgow said:
I leave the easy sh!t to the wife and deal with the important decorations...
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That looks great Ric. However you have missed a great opportunity to have 2 round balloons either side and a long one in the middle on each tree (penis stylee), this is great for comic effect and to see the look of absolute disgust on your Mrs' face.
 
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1MoreAgain said:
It was a mental issue i was failing to cope with, i know i spoke to Toast and he PM and i think i dropped Ric a message by accident when it was meant for Toast so could be Toast who recommended i try the gardening.
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I know what you mean

Ive always worked with computers
But theres nothing to show for that you can visibly see


I get so much more satisfaction putting up a shelf <laugh>

I even miss the old days when you bought video games from the store and could read the manual on the way home
Or buying a cd

I think digital stuff is a worse experience in everyway
 
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