02-06-2017, 04:52 PM
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Re: Good deeds
Originally Posted by Meg
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I get fed up with doing good deeds 
Years ago when my neighbours husband was ill I started mowing our shared lawn. The husband died years ago and I am still mowing the lawn with my now ancient tiny mower .
My neighbour gets her new big mower out to cut her back lawn but she never does the front shared lawn
. My son has a battery mower which is not up to the job in his new house so he is giving it to me .
The battery I think last 20 minutes, just enough to do my back lawn and half the front
That's just plain horrible of them.
Maybe they'll 'get their reward in heaven'
*hisses like snake*
02-06-2017, 04:56 PM
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Re: Good deeds
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiI forgot to mention my other good deeds.
I did apply to be a Volunteer at the London Olympics.
Unfortunately there were no no vacancies for shower attendants for the Ladies Beach Volleyball Teams.
Sure sign you're feeling on the mend again.
02-06-2017, 04:59 PM
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Re: Good deeds
Originally Posted by Meg
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I get fed up with doing good deeds Years ago when my neighbours husband was ill I started mowing our shared lawn. The husband died years ago and I am still mowing the lawn with my now ancient tiny mower .
My neighbour gets her new big mower out to cut her back lawn but she never does the front shared lawn
. My son has a battery mower which is not up to the job in his new house so he is giving it to me .
The battery I think last 20 minutes, just enough to do my back lawn and half the front
02-06-2017, 11:20 PM
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Re: Good deeds
Originally Posted by Marion
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Artangel, good deed or not, I just have to say when I read your post I sat here laughing to myself, I thought it was hilarious about the ginger cat 
If ever you need someone to look after your cats...l'm your man!!
03-06-2017, 01:02 AM
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Re: Good deeds
Originally Posted by gasman
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No problem and your kind DEED encapsulates exactly what our great country is all about. In fact, many of us carry out good deeds, perhaps on a daily basis. Looking after someone, someones garden, shopping for the elderly etc and do not wish to be thanked, or, take any recognition.Some of us, however, think that it's nice to share with others how their life is maybe transformed by helping others. We like to share our thoughts, that's part of being on an open forum. Perhaps, maybe, it might inspire others to rally round and think, you know what, Harry next door might need a hand with his shopping, I'll go and ask.
A simple deed, but yet, one worthy of praise to help ones neighbour / friend.
Perhaps you should think again before rebuffing forum members for their actions.
04-06-2017, 11:49 AM
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Re: Good deeds
Originally Posted by Rachel
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Nope and it's not a Damsel fly either ... It's only about half an inch long.
This MIGHT be it ... although it looked quite different when viewed through the polythene. Couldn't see so much black on it.
It is small and THIN.
04-06-2017, 12:00 PM
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Re: Good deeds
Originally Posted by Rachel
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OK This MIGHT be it ... although it looked quite different when viewed through the polythene. Couldn't see so much black on it.
It is small and THIN.
04-06-2017, 12:02 PM
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Re: Good deeds
Originally Posted by Rachel
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OK This MIGHT be it ... although it looked quite different when viewed through the polythene. Couldn't see so much black on it.
It is small and THIN.
Rachel, you ought to start a "Guess the Insect" thread in the pets column. I bet someone could identify it for you.
04-06-2017, 12:28 PM
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Re: Good deeds
Originally Posted by Rachel
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OK This MIGHT be it ... although it looked quite different when viewed through the polythene. Couldn't see so much black on it.
It is small and THIN.
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=uk...w=1173&bih=621
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