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23. Saturday Evening in a little Welsh Miners Cottage | Living Alone in Wales (February 2024)
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- čas přidán 16. 02. 2024
- Saturday evening in a little welsh miners cottage in the countryside of Wales.
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So, I was listening to Radio 2 this morning with hubby to the tribute for Steve Wight that sadly passed away this past week.
I have to say having listened to his show since 1983 it was very tearful while listening… afterwards we turned off the radio hubby and I put on your channel Sean as whatever your up to it always brings smiles to our faces.
Hubby put the kettle on and we settle down to watch chuckling how we share the same soap dispenser although ours is blue. And when you made a comment about us lots watching you wash up, we both said it’s lovely to just have a nice lighthearted show to watch.
Not to sound miserable but, it’s a tough old world at times and your channel is like a safe place. It’s just you being you and us lot enjoying every second. Thank you for making our Sunday morning cheerful again.
We both thought the pictures are very nice and look forward to seeing them up eventually.
Have a super lovely Sunday Sean. Big gratefulness from us old farts over here in Lincolnshire 😊❤
A lovely read 🥰
@@GreenEarthGardener Thank you ☺️ 🥰
So I’m sitting here on my Saturday night watching Sean do the washing up and loving every second - such a beautiful voice and the ability to paint pictures with stories is so calming - I’m so happy I found this channel ❤
🤣🤣🤣 me too
You seem to be absolutely at home now Sean, back in Wales. I can hardly believe how beautiful your valley is, where you don’t
have to worry or pay for Parking, and walking in the mountains & forest is for free. You are living a very a modest life and it seems
a good one, making friends & connections all over the place. London is another world away.
Hello Sean from a valleyboy living in Perth, Australia. Stumbled across your channel you make me home sick. Don't worry mate we're all going through the same crap even on this side of the world the cost of living is through the roof. Have a great day regards Neil
Hi Sean! Writing to you on behalf of my mom who loves your videos. She thinks that rinsing the dishes after using dish soap eliminates chemicals from the soap. She insisted that I should write this to you. She loves that you share your everyday life with us. Life in Wales is so interesting and beautiful. We live in the sunny California.
I do just didn’t film it this time.
Dear Sean, I'm a doctor (though i treat mostly brain than liver). The link between fructose and fatty liver seems to have merit, but the sources of fructose tested were essentially fruit juices, soda, kool aid etc. There really isn't a recommendation to limit carrots and other fruits. That seems to be what people postulated based on these findings, but without any hard science behind it. Of course one may try empirical advice, but take it with several pinches of salt and maybe one of fructose 😅
That's not true. There are enough studies concerning keto eating for a variety of illnesses and to glean benefits from the diet, for the illness you have, you always have to remain below a certain level of natural fructose. It's about staying in ketosis.
@@jartotable I was not talking about maintaining ketosis, and i dont think it was talked about in the video. Anyway, within the National Health Service here in the UK, maintaining ketosis is not recommended for anything else other than certain forms of intractable epilepsy.
May I ask why you didn't just rinse the funnel? It was just used for soap.
Dear Love, hello. I am most likely your oldest viewer. But I have the same condition you have. I started taking Balance of Nature it has helped me and with my foggy brain issue to. I am really looking forward for you starting your garden. I have a larger lettuce garden now. I love salad. Were i live i can grow lettuce all yr long. I hope you feel better son Dear. Take care. Ann 👵
Im here on a unday morning, watching and listening to someone who is washing up....sounds boring but oh nooo it isnt it is gentle, funny, nd I dont know, its like being with a friend. Thank you Sean
You make me laugh, its fun watching someone do the dishes xxx
I am loving these videos - it's kind of like looking in a neighbour's window to see how they are doing it. I'm also living alone in a cottage in the country - after 38 years of familial life. It provides great inspiration, ideas,and is fun to watch. Well done, Sean. You've nailed it.
To save a little money (every bit counts!), cut those sponges in half or even in quarters. You will get more "mileage" out of them; it's rare that a full-size sponge is needed.
Great art for the wall. A home should only be filled with things you love. Not just to fill the space. You get that. Love your videos. The short of you dancing in your kitchen was fabulous. People have to remember how to have fun even on your own. The song was right. It is never too late. 😊
£50 on food for 2 days 😮 something wrong there.
I can’t believe I’ve just watched someone washing up, it’s nice just listening to you and all your future plans. Glad you’re feeling better. The thing with home delivery is you don’t have to carry heavy bags home too. So win win if you save money too.
Yes, boring watching dishes being washed !??
Sounds like you need to stop watching full stop @patriciahackman3637 and smile.
How soothing it can be to watch someone else do the dishes, ha, ha.
If you have a disabling condition....you may qualify for a bus pass from local council.....investigate, it may save you a lot of money in bus fares and enable trips and more trips to town shops etc
Sean, you can have a tv as long as you don’t watch live tv!
Cruciferous vegetables - along with cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, and mustard greens - are good for your liver. They are a source of fiber, which supports liver health. Plus, they contain antioxidants and phytochemicals. But don't ignore vegetables grown underground. Many recipes to help with fatty liver include potatoes, carrots and parsnips as well as beetroot and potatoes. It's a case of not eating too much of one thing but enjoy different vegetables as you normally would.
Sean, I don’t like to comment about personal matters like diet, etc, but since you have brought it up I would suggest you deeply research the topic on reputable sources like scientific meta analysis and peer reviewed studies such as in pubmed to better understand where the preponderance of evidence lays. Nutrition is complex. There are way too many blogs, CZcamsrs etc who share fad diets and lifestyle advice who are either conspiratorial of the actual evidence and/or are not scientifically rigorous with their advice. I say this because most reputable medical sources recommend a diet that is quite high in whole minimally processed plants and low in saturated fats like bacon, red meat, sausages and butter. Beans, lentils and peas prepared without much additional fats, and plenty of garlic, onion, herbs or spices are your friend for steatosis. Whole grain can be consumed in moderation. Low starch vegetables are your friends. But don’t cook them with butter. Don’t be afraid of tubers too much. Don’t be afraid of roots like carrots and parsnips. Oil should be minimized. Olive oil is preferred. It is better to eat low sugar fruits, but don’t be afraid of whole apples, bananas and other sugary ones, just eat the low sugar ones more. If you must eat animal products chose lean fish in moderation, and by moderation I mean once or twice a week at most. Now what needs to be avoided 100% is sugar, sweets etc, juices especially with sugar added, alcohol, beer, wine etc fried foods, bacon, processed meats and butter. If you must eat dairy, opt for low fat unsweetened yogurt. Since losing weight is what causes reversal of fatty liver, the meat heavy low carb diets can show fast results but if you look into the long term studies you will see those diets are associated with increase in all cause mortality. If you change your diet, you can do it gradually so your gut microbiome adapts, so it is always best to introduce new foods gradually. Consistency is key. But above all don’t just take my advice or the advice of all the noise from the internet, search for the scientific studies and read and understand the science behind it. It is your health and your life and the world deserves to see you maximize that so you can share your positive outlook to the world for as long as possible. Take care my friend!
Much appreciated.
A TV license? I've never heard of that. Interesting. My husband and I haven't had a TV for years. We have CZcams for entertainment and apps for weather forecasts. I enjoyed listening to you chat while doing your dishes. I have a similar set up with a single sink. I tend to put silverware in a bowl or pan with soapy water. And I rinse after washing with soap. We use Dawn detergent for washing hands and doing dishes. Also we don't have an oven, toaster, or microwave. We have a toaster oven, hot plate and electric kettle. I love my tea as well! You're new artwork is great. I'm looking forward to going to the museum. Thank you for taking us along.
Know you said you don't have a TV, but what about a radio, especially local radio, to keep informed of what's going on in your area?
He has one on the side in the kitchen, unless I'm wrong - that's what he was listening to & dancing with intent to with a leek/vegetable, last night in the separate short video he did.
The bird feeder works for small birds, but when a flock of starlings turn up it will fall off the window😊
Starlings are absolute scavengers , total survivors !
Why not get extension rods for your curtains. They fit any window size. Just wind them til they fit the window. I have them.
Where did you get yours?
@@seanjamescameron Got from local shop. Think Amazon do them as well?
I do use a washing up bowl in my sink. It keeps the cups from getting chipped. I like the artwork you bought for your cottage .
Hi Sean, portion control is key. Smaller plate or pasta bowl ideal. Half salad or half veg in your meals. Veg that grow above that ground, unlimited. Veg in the have more sugars in them when cooked. You can have them, just in moderation it now & again. Meat, butter fine. Just a tablespoon of rice or pasta in a meal. The carbs in them are too much otherwise. Potatoes only one - two in a meal. Not all the time either. Home made soup is good, ie white bean soup, recipes on line. Keep potatoes and bread intake down. It’s a low carb eating, getting weight off your knees. Side benefit your fatty liver count will come down and eventually reverse. Also keep off suars. Up to you, but easy guide to follow without too bother.😊
Good guide. I like those easy to follow suggestions.
I never thought I would be sitting in my house watching someone else do washing up! Trouble is now I have to do mine!
So glad you have a teapot, strainer and tea cosy, makes better tea and life easier and a second cup…..perfect!
Nice relaxing video and glad you feel better. Thanks
It is weird watching someone wash up but makes me feel better yo know I'm not the only one that leaves it overnight, I hate washing up !
Giving up root veg is a bit crackpot. Jacket potatoes are a great standby.
All those veg are full of nutrients.
Now Im older - My back really is a problem. Growing potatoes in a big bucket has been very successful AND harvesting is just emptying bucket into wheelbarrow. No broken skins etc - also I can stagger my planting very easily. Just a thought....
One tablespoon of lemon juice and a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar in hot water and drink that before your breakfast is one of the best ways to treat a nonalcoholic fatty liver..
What a lovely peaceful video Sean .. Thank you
Inspirational. My kitchen needs attention. Wild rhubarb sounds edgy. Nice. Icy cold water and Cheerios for brekky. Planning Christmas 2024. 2023 went by in a flash of nothing much. Digestives for Xmas lunch. Gonna do better this year. Rain due. All the best to your gang.
Washed my dishes while you were doing yours, coffee pot is set up for the morning, trying to decide if I want mix up some pancake batter for latter this morning.
I found out about those feeders just before mom' passed away, she would have loved it
😂 laughing at myself here, I was trying to smell the rhubarb. Thank you Sean, I am not well at the moment but you made me smile😊
Never has watching someone wash up been so interesting,Thankyou for another great video
Hi Sean, free up space by placing your black dish drainer on the stainless steel sink, pop that steamer on top of the microwave, perhaps the apple Cooke jar too? and then leave the spaces empty to make the kitchen feel more spacious. Poly bags etc can be hung on the back of the kitchen door in a nice canvas shopping bag. The big washing up liquid container can be put in the cupboard under the stairs , just a few ideas!
Great. I agree.And I love your videos, Sean.
It may take two or even three days before the birds find your window feeder.
I live in a cottage with a tiny kitchen Sean so I have lots of things hanging on the walls. It looks cluttered but it means I can have all the useful things I need frequently to hand without searching for them. Mind you, I don’t have the cupboard space anyway!
Yes Sean i have a bowl in my sink
I have a bowl in the sink. I also have tv's but don't pay a TV licence because I don't watch live TV. I've been told if the TV licence people come to ask them if they have a warrant if they want to come in. Legally, they have no right to come in your house.
Now I see why my English hubby never rinses the dishes. 😂 It’s normal for you guys. I can’t stand the thought of soap residue left on my dishes.
I think its because there was a TV add years ago ( for Fairy) which said " no need to rinse" so nobody did.
@@mistymoor7114 It's probably difficult in a small kitchen with one sink without the water which is metered, constantly turned on. Using a bowl saves water.
Ha ha my English mom (we are in Canada) uses a bowl in the sink and never rinses dishes. When I was a kid all my friends thought it was the strangest thing ever. So many of my mom's quirks eventually just turned out to be things English people do all the time. 😂
I'm South African and we don't rinse dishes either. We've never gotten sick or died!
Another enjoyable video. So enjoy hearing you sing…..love Calon Lon. It is my favourite Welsh hymn. It was my wedding song and my daughter’s too. In honour of my Welsh Mom and Grandma. Those pics will definitely brighten up your walls. And they depict the area that you are living in…..makes them all the more special. Last year I planted all my potatoes in grow bags. I ordered them from Amazon. I had an amazing crop of potatoes. Will definitely use them again this year . I think you would like them Sean.
The prints are great (the series of 3 is called a tryptic). The colours in the prints go with the tea cosy and the tablecloth...good eye.
Loved the tea cosy as well. Hope he puts prints up right where he is sitting, they are lovely
Where you said chains for your utensils, that would be PERFECT for a shelf.
Sean, if you are going to use one of those window feeders, consider putting some stickers on your windows so the birds dont fly into them and knock themselves out. If you do get a bird strike, pick the bird up and put it in a small cardboard box and keep it somewhere warm and quiet and away from the puss cats. Sometimes they just need a few hours to come round.
Look at that sweet kitty 🐈⬛️
Another good video Sean 👍👍👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks for another great, down to earth video. I have a washing up bowl and use it on occasion (mainly for cleaning) but not all the time. Loving the green washing liquids since Greenscents sent me a free bottle to try and my dermatitis went away. I had suffered for years. Also better for the planet. A little less lather but pain free hands! I am from London and everything is smaller. Our kitchen is about as small as yours. We have a rule of only 5 things out on the surface and we can decide between us what that can be. E.g. Toaster (Ninja oven really, flipped up), cutting board, electric can opener, fruit bowl and a soft thick mat for drying glassware, in the corner, and the flask sits there in the very corner draining, after a "good" weekend. 😉 Asda is an acquired taste. We tried many times to leave. But I am now an Asda girl through and through. Grew up with them you see (them and M&S, but cannot afford them much, and shop online for huge bags of nuts, flours, healthy oils and other products for cooking without sugar (yes we do this too, and make low carb bread with flax)). Pictures are lovely. Wonder if you might try your hand at drawing or painting the mountains? Bird seed is great. Watching the greedy buggers takes you out of yourself. Cat TV too. I think you will love growing a few things in your garden I think. And yes, a day off for you is well deserved. Enjoy your Sunday.
Another delightful friendly chat!
looks like the end of the kitchen sink is missing its aerator, and it might be blocked up a bit as it is. I have my toaster in an old cake pan and bring it up and down so no crumbs on the counter and lots of space.... just make sure you have a specific solid placement for it. Fatty liver - balance, enjoy your root veggies, just eat more greens. Its processed foods that are the killer. those little glass jars are very nice, USES? beads, seeds, art, the bulk spices you are buying now, lots of things, but thats a lot of jars lol
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@@seanjamescameron Now Im older - My back really is a problem. Growing potatoes in a big bucket has been very successful AND harvesting is just emptying bucket into wheelbarrow. No broken skins etc - also I can stagger my planting very easily. Just a thought....
I know many people that have that bird feeder and they work great! They get lots of small birds at it.
Hello again Sean. Another pleasurable, gentle video about your everyday life & thoughts back living in Wales. The impression
I get is that you go back quite a few years with the shops especially. There doesn’t seem to be the rush and general manic
hurry with early closing etc especially on a Saturday - the busiest day of the week down here on the South Coast. I don’t
know if you drive, but you definately do need a car to get around. The high cost of public transport is shocking. I know a car
isn’t cheap, but for me it gives freedom & independence. I wish you all the best Sean, Thankyou for just being YOU. 💕
Enjoyable video.
Sean, try grating a few carrots and a few potatoes into your cawl. Along with the chunks of veg. As it cooks ,it will thicken up your soup .Enjoy watching your vlogs.
Morning Sean, laughing at watching someone else do the dishes as it’s strangely fascinating 😅 ps no need to give the carrots and parsnips up, plenty of other things can go first I am sure. We Eat what’s grown (both meat and veg, a little fruit) and you’ll be good 😊 9lb down and counting for me. Slow and steady. Take care, Tracy
Sean don't forget the Rhondda Fach. Its your next door neighbour.... well worth exploring. And the 'Two Reservoirs' at the very top of Maerdy. Don't forget the story of the Donkey that saved many lives of those living below, by alerting the authorities to a pending break/ fracture of the reservoir wall.
All on my list but it’s better filmed in sunshine especially the lakes. Am hoping to walk or cycle over from Fawr.
I enjoyed the kitchen video and really loved the next video where you toured the castle after riding the bus to the end of the line! The castle was SO interesting..it was my first time to see inside one! Your videos are interesting and calming. And I'm so happy to know I'm not the only one that has brain fog! Keep up the good work!
That mountain Road on the calendar looks fantastic 😊
Another great catch up, really enjoying this series Sean 👍😊
Hi Sean, Could you put a piece of narrow worktop that spans between the 2 worktops on both sides, against the wall where you have the power pointe (under the calendar)? You would then be able to put appliances there away from the main worktops.
If you watch catch up tv on iPlayer on any device, phone included, then a tv licence is required.
Great idea! 👍
Hi Sean. My daughter has those very same scouring pads as you, and I find them pretty effective; plus as you say they go into the compost when we're done with them. If you don't like the label string on your liquid soap bottle, why not have a look in the charity shops and see if you can find a little necklace chain, bracelet or other piece of junk jewellery that you can repurpose to look nice holding the label. You'd just need a pair of little pliers to make that happen. Great stuff as ever, I love watching other people wash up!
First bright 🌞 morning today where I am.I looking forward to the summer and doing some hikes and walks in the nearby hills like you do.
Good luck getting all the things you need for the house.
Vegetable under the ground don’t have fructose in them. Please do more research, it is only processed foods and drinks with high fructose syrup and sugar in them that are the problem with fatty liver disease. Fruit is healthy and good to eat. You do not have to give up healthy root vegetables! Take care!
I love this channel and watch all the videos (especially lately) but I despair of the nutritional advice Sean is being given sometimes. Root vegetables are HEALTHY. Yes, for NAFLD, too. Gah. And yes, more research. Like on Pubmed, not from cranks on the internet. Look up the studies on fatty liver and diet, because not a single one of them shows vegetables (including root vegetables) as bad. As you say it's processed foods, too much refined sugar, refined carbs (white flour etc.) and saturated fat in excess, as well as plain old too many calories per day, that cause fatty liver. It is sooooo not carrots and parsnips. It's not even potatoes, which so many people think are the devil. Anyway this sounds like I'm arguing but actually I agree with everything you said! 🤣
I suspect you could be right .well done 😊
I'm allergic to fructose and live on root veggies😊
Fruits have Fructose. Some veggies are more starchy than others. The root veggies in particular. This is about carbohydrate load. If you’re doing keto with rigor you will eliminate them until you reach your goals. But if you only want a healthier, more balanced lower carb diet, just reduce the amount. Less on the plate, less often, not gone. It’s a marathon, not a sprint. These veggies have nutrients but others do as well. Get calories and satiety from other things, other veggies and salads. Some root veggies can be reintroduced later, in sensible amounts, when the metabolism is healthier.
Sean, I have one of those greenhouse kits! I was bought it for Christmas, not the one just passed but the year before - and the box is still behind the sofa as it looked quite daunting with all the packets inside! Perhaps when you start yours, it will motivate me to get started on mine! Love your videos - it's like visiting a friend. X
We had a window feeder and the birds loved it,
You can get a freestanding shelf that stands over microwave gives you extra storage
To be fair the Co-op stores are run more ethically and not purely for profit like stores such as Adsa.
Hello Sean, if you like grapefruit, you could start the morning with a half a grapefruit and if you don't like grapefruit then a glass of warm water with a good squeeze of lemon…. This is a good way to start a fat burn for the day… All the supermodels used to swear by it! 😁 Also you could make some pumpkin soup or cauliflower and broccoli….. Cheap, simple to make soups which are healthy, nutritious and delicious…. especially when devoured with a chunk of homemade crusty bread… 😋 I'm off now to clean my own dishes having found the inspiration after watching you do yours 😉Have a lovely rest of the weekend…🤗💖💐
Another lovely video thank you Sean for relaxing us all when we're all a bit stressed out.
Re the kitchen, it might be worth taking everything out and starting again, or draw a plan while you have a cup of tea and see what's the best fit for you? I'd probably put the microwave where the steamer is and put the steamer on top of it to free the draining board.
But after only being in your lovely new home for a few weeks it's been a massive upheaval and your thoughts and memories need to catch up with themselves. Be kind to yourself and don't worry if you're a bit foggy or forgetful right now, it's only natural. 😊
Random thought - I'm going to play your video again - this time on my headphones - while I do my own washing up 😂
One man and his dishes lol, I really enjoyed this thank you Sean. It's been a lovely sunny afternoon here in Derbyshire , my husband treated us to lunch at the garden centre and he got me a few gardening bits to keep me busy. Lovely to come home and watch your video with a cuppa x
Nice one Sean
We keep our toaster on a tray in a press under the countertop. There was opposition at first, but in a very short time everyone got used to the barely 4 seconds it takes to lift it out and plug it in., and put away.
Another enjoyable video to eat my breakfast with thank you Sean
You can get BBC weather on your phone
Not possible because you now have to sign in to use it.
3 pictures = a triptych 🙂
I've so many happy memories (and some more painful ones!) of cycling over the Rhigos and Bwlch (either from Nantymoel or Cwmavon way). Lovely routes to ride a bike 🙂
I've had a window bird feeder for many years now, it's nice to sit and watch the birds on it.
I am just loving your channel. Thank you for sharing ❤
Your videos I come across them so I’m catching up Thank you
I think I might invest in one of those bird feeders Sean,only they look pretty awesome. Thanks for the inspiration! 👍👍
I keep getting letters from the tv licence even though i dont have a tv and told them so more than once. Lovely seeing you with more energy. I was found to have non alcohol fatty liver when i had ct scan for the breast cancer. I had good news on friday and dont need chemo so can get on with life. I will join you in healthy living. Onward
That’s great news. Healthy eating starts today.
Jane just throw the letters straight in the bin without opening. They try to scare you into buying a licence even if you dont need one. And many people do. Its very unlikely that they will come around but if they do simply tell them that you dont need a licence and close the door on them.
You could use tension rods for the nets they work much better as I use them.
Hi Sean, just started watching you over the last week. Enjoying your channel. Just wanted to mention that I have an Asda annual delivery pass, it’s £35 per year and you get free delivery on off peak days, as long as you spend £40 or more. I think it’s a great deal.
I've got a similar window feeder, the smaller birds love it! I might advise that you use a tiny amount of cooking oil on the back of the suction pads and stick them to a freshly cleaned window 😊
Yes I use a washing up bowl
Hey Jill, so lovely to see you here. Will be over to watch your usual chilled Sunday video when you upload. I hope you have a lovely day, Annie💐
I usually have a thermos to fill up any leftover water from the kettle. And if it's for dishwashing, you can pour out directly from the thermos instead of that 30 sec heat cycle for the hot water tank.
Just like having a cuppa tea with a friend watching your videos. Thanks for sharing ☕
You do save a bit of hot water each time you wash up if you use a bowl in the sink. It all adds up.
The window feeders are really good, I have had one for about three years. So enjoy
I always keep the cold water to one side put the washing-up liquid in the sink and run the hot water this makes more suds. Waitrose is very expensive as is the Coop. I shop at Aldi, Tesco or Asda.
The dish rack, would be better placed on the drainer, on the sink Sean.
I always use a washing g up bowl, cos u put all sorts diwn the sink, don't want my dishes in that!!!also always wash-up in the morning, I want to relax after my dinner. Love watching ur household vids as well as all the others, looking forward to seeing what u grow in y little garden, and in time allotment 🌷🌻🌼
Nice to see you are feeling better Sean. I love the artwork you have chosen for the wall can't wait to see it in place. Thats a great dish drainer you have there I wouldn't mind one of those for myself. 😊
I've got a bird feeder like that, had it a few years, it's great to sit and watch them eating.
Nice pictures, I will never put such a transparent feeder on the window next to glass years ago I had to watch a nuthatch die slowly because it had smashed it beak into the window glass and what was even worse is its partner cried the whole and the next summer for her or him. thanks for the video.
Oh dear.
Yes, I have a bowl in the sink like that. And here it takes about 30 seconds too to have hot water (I use that water to rinse plates etc.). I have a mat on the counter under the dish rack that's supposed to return drip water in the sink, but it doesn't work that well ...
Relaxing and enjoyable! Yes, I’ve had a similar bird feeder which I stuck on my kitchen window. Very fun! It didn’t fall down. Also looking forward to your gardening and will copy for my blank canvas of my new garden. Must get some daffodils and tulips today to catch up! Love rickvanman also, as I have a camper.
RINSE that soapy water off after washing, even a trace of soap can cause stomach problems!!!
A piece of shelving wood 14" X about 6 feet (full width of kitchen), you could rest it across the counter tops, underneath the electrical socket so you have all your plug-in stuff right there. Garbage bag hanging underneath. The weight of the items will keep it steady, hooks along front edge for Cup, strainer, etc.
Cheers
Yes something like that.
I love the artwork you got for your living room, I know the artist ( not personally) and have considered buying , he has a vast range of art to choose from, I like the simplicity of the art and the colours. 😀
If you moisten the suction cups just a bit they'll stick to the window so mush better. ❤
You were tidying up the kitchen while I was tidying up my kitchen. We work well together.😄
I love foaming also in my dishwashing soap.
I do too. But my mother did not, she always warned: 'only a few droplets of dishwashing liquid, I don't need it to have foam! ' When she wasn't looking I added a few drops more ...
I had a friend over from London for the weekend and they left today. I always feel a bit lonely after a visit but once I'd done all the extra washing up that a visitor generates I settled down to watch you do much the same! 😊😊😊😊😊
Morning Sean. Have you thought about putting a couple of shelves up right side next to your kitchen window to put stuff like your steam cooker etc so you can free up your worktops?
Hi Sean, Welsh must be a very hard language to master, am thinking having it as first language and then all other languages would appear to easier but then people say the English language is very complex. Nice chatty video, thank you thank you.
Edit: I didn't say the other day, brain fog can be the result of many things, even cholesterol medication that or one of the symptoms of pernicious anaemia. It takes a doctor to and test to get a actual diagnosis as you would know from having chronic fatigue diagnosed. cheers
Not much on tv we like the radio we like to listen to radio Kent gardening on Sunday and you on the allotment so looking forward to seeing you plan your garden are son has just built a high raise bench for pots