On May 5, 10:26 am, Sacha wrote:
On 4/5/08 23:33, in article
, "Judith inFrance" wrote:

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I sprayed this p.m. no breeze and I zapped all seedlings coming
through but I also sprayed some Fleur de Lys by mistake, the forecast
for tonight is a storm so I am just about to go to bed and I am really
looking forward to the it. I love laying in bed listening to the
rain battering the windows, you can tell I was born in Eire, goodnight
all.

Judith

When we have storms, I fear only for the trees but love the cosy feeling of
being warm and snug inside. I really enjoy the sound of a foghorn (which,
of course, we never get here) so that tells you I was born by the sea! We
greatly enjoyed the story of a woman holidaying on Tresco who complained
bitterly one night that the foghorn was keeping her awake and insisted that
the manager should tell 'someone' to turn it off!!

--
Sachahttp://www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon
'We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our
children.'

LOL I was born by the sea, the Atlantic in Eire and it literally was
just 100 or so metres from my bedroom window, so you can imagine the
view I had, especially in winter when the sea was wild. It takes a
long time to get used to not hearing it. When returning to where I
was born on holiday, memories flood in and once again I am a little
Irish girl, warm and snug in bed with my parents downstairs, sad and
beautiful and also oddly reassuring. Sorry for thread drift.

Judith