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Scottish Power are getting there with me too - they used to just email me, then they called me on the phone, sometimes twice a day - I only answered once, then recognised their number, stopped answering. They never left a message. Now they've emailed saying its at the end of its life - I haven't not...

ForgeCorvus wrote: ↑Sat May 25, 2024 2:45 pm Arzosah: Our local council collect food waste that includes tea bags.

Nice one. I wish mine did.

Great topic! One thing I'm concerned with is fabric - I wear my clothes till they've got holes in, literally, or until the zip breaks (a much loved fleece finally did this over the winter). They're no good to take to the charity shop Welcome to the Raggedy Ann club : ) Thanks :D I missed the commen...

I have seeds coming up, finally! And they all seem healthy, not drowned. So now I need to carry on weeding so that I have places to plant them all - though quite a few will decorate the very narrow margin at the front of the house.

... the "garden" which is little more than a dog toilet. They never clean it up and I have to spend ten minutes picking up the shit before I can start. Add to this between three adults and two kids they produce a huge amount of rubbish , there's a general waste bin and three recycling bin...

Great topic! One thing I'm concerned with is fabric - I wear my clothes till they've got holes in, literally, or until the zip breaks (a much loved fleece finally did this over the winter). They're no good to take to the charity shop in the condition I leave them, of course, so I often cut squares o...

Personally my wife and I were brought up in houses where the heating was basically that of open coal fires. In between rooms you dressed! If you see films or programmes from the 70’s backwards you tend to see folks actually dressed ! Clothes on their backs. :lol: Yep, my parents didn't get central ...

Welcome to the forum! That's a great first post. You're absolutely right that prepping in South Africa is really different from the crowded UK. So living in East Anglia is a good start you've made :) I'd be really wary of calling what you're doing "prepping" - I'd advise you to investigate...

dizzydays - sorry to hear that, I hope you get over it all soon. I still take precautions - masked in airport and on the plane, even on busy buses on holiday. I've had covid once, and it took two months from my life. With the worries for long term health over repeat infections coming to the fore, I'...

I understand absolutely. As a vegetarian, it's a complete pain to have digestive problems in relation to cows' products! Goat and sheep milk/cheese are fine, fortunately. I'm lucky that I don't have a problem with nuts, or I really would be stuck. Still thinking about buckwheat, and I do like how it...