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Mar 11, 2006, 11:13 AM
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today is going as a normal sat would spending time to sort out some garden plants , then the pond sent all the fish to faher in laws so we still have the moulded fish pond we can take with us ,
this was a bit of a rench because i can remember all the hard work that hubby put in to set pond up a couple of years ago and the money spent on fish , we ended up getting rid of about 15 fish and about 10 frogs , managed to dig up a montana rubin clematis that hubby gave me for a birthday a few years ago so as long as i can keep it alive im pleased about this
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Mar 11, 2006, 12:44 PM
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I am glad you are plugging away. Take care.
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