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08 Apr 18
Originally posted by @torunnWe are stuck with, yet more, snow...spring snow of course. 🙂
I have been sticking to gardening on my balcony today, now that's a good sign of spring approaching! Geraniums, lavender and new planting soil. Vacuum cleaning as well. Window cleaner will be here in a couple of weeks. A new life.
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Originally posted by @billyrayTrue, there's light at the end of the tunnel. Even if there should still be a few cold days, you know it only takes a week or two before we are through this. Meanwhile I will stick to making new purchases of plants for my balcony.
Stick it out. There. Said.
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09 Apr 18
Originally posted by @torunnI wouldn't stick them out there just yet.
True, there's light at the end of the tunnel. Even if there should still be a few cold days, you know it only takes a week or two before we are through this. Meanwhile I will stick to making new purchases of plants for my balcony.
09 Apr 18
Originally posted by @great-big-steesThanks, I'll stick with your advice for a while.
I wouldn't stick them out there just yet.
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09 Apr 18
Originally posted by @torunnMaybe, if you have one, stick them by a south facing window in the meantime?
Thanks, I'll stick with your advice for a while.
09 Apr 18
Originally posted by @great-big-steesI have my glazed-in balcony but I may wait a while before keeping my new plants there. I have some older different kinds of plants which have survived for 2-3 years but they are more suited to cold environment. So I will follow your advice.
Maybe, if you have one, stick them by a south facing window in the meantime?
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10 Apr 18
Originally posted by @coquetteLet me sick this thread where it's meant to be.
I'm thinking tuck it in. But that doesn't stick to it.
10 Apr 18
Originally posted by @great-big-steesIf we simply stick it into an envelope and keep it there for a while, then we can re-open the STG-thread and it will feel fresh and new...?
Let me sick this thread where it's meant to be.
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11 Apr 18
Originally posted by @torunnI tried that a while ago, thinking that, like you, that might just be what it needed but unfortunately the flap, with the sticky stuff you lick, had degraded and as such wouldn't adhere.😳
If we simply stick it into an envelope and keep it there for a while, then we can re-open the STG-thread and it will feel fresh and new...?
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Originally posted by @great-big-steesI really believe this thread could do with a well-deserved break instead of gradually being neglected. It's kind of sad so why not stop when we are still stuck on top?
I tried that a while ago, thinking that, like you, that might just be what it needed but unfortunately the flap, with the sticky stuff you lick, had degraded and as such wouldn't adhere.😳
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11 Apr 18
Originally posted by @torunnUnfortunately unless we keep it going, it will not stick at the top. 🙁
I really believe this thread could do with a well-deserved break instead of gradually being neglected. It's kind of sad so why not stop when we are still stuck on top?
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12 Apr 18
Originally posted by @coquetteAnd if we "play our cards" right, like getting a patent on it, it will stick as "the one and only".
This is the one and only sticky thread game.