Timothy M.

Yup - I made a post in the topic about your trouble with the bird's name, and even though I hid the actual name in a spoiler, it came up as hidden and needing approval by a Moderator. And that applied also when I removed the spoiler. Very interesting and good to know.

Very interesting. I only found this topic because @Marty had problems describing birds in his garden using the British name. OK - I tried to remove the spoiler with the word great Ts - fair enough, you can work it out for yourselves. Still needs moderating, which is fine. Sorry about the bother. I like knowing these things, so thanks for your question, @Brayon and for the explanation, @Myr

Let me know if you want a list of Danish swear words.

Greetings from Denmark

The name is also the same in Danish: forglemmigej.

Hi Marty you're right about blæst being wind. But efeu means common ivy (Hedera helix), so the same plant as your garden wall. Most of the discussion in the article is about the owner of the wall having cut back the ivy at the top of the wall, because he was having the roof repaired, as the old cinema was being turned into apartments. So they're sort of blaming him for making the whole ivy plant collapsing. But he says he had suggested they share the cost of having the wall growth removed because it was too big, but they refused the idea, so then he only cut back the part on the top which was in the way. The funniest part is the old guy who owns the car, he says he doesn't care about a few scratches and bumps on the car, he's just happy he wasn't near the car when it happened.

Sounds very sensible to me And at least you avoidede this : https://www.tv2east.dk/slagelse/gigantisk-vaegplante-vaelter-ned-over-pensionists-bil

I have to admit I liked the wall with ivy better than the naked wall, though that looks OK too. Why did you remove everything rather than just the heavy overgrowth at the top of the wall ?

We'll have to keep an eye out for the magic number 999,999 words. (and we're on page 1555).

uhm pot kettle black ? or something like that

Sounds good, I'll have to try that. Is it just eggs and no milk or flour ?

Keeping your editor happy and busy ? Good morning from a sunny Denmark.

Yeah, we rode on one of the small coaches on the way out and walked back. There were a lot of people, but if you get there early enough in the day it isn't too bad. And the views over the landscape were amazing.

I visited a couple of years ago, it was really impressive.

It's back in your inbox, Batman. I loved it and I'm hoping for more. from Robin

Yeah, it's the same here, but I think if you're younger than 18, you have to involve your parents. So if Stephanie wanted to keep it secret, she might need money for a private and discrete solution. But of course, I don't know if that's possible in Canada or not. In fact, I don't even know if you can do it in Denmark. Of course, Stephanie may prefer to get a monthly payout from Robbie's inheritance for 18 years, but I doubt she'd want to be shackled by a kid right now. However, we don't really know enough about her to be sure. After all, she was crazy enough to rape Robbie.

Those are very nice improvements.

Maybe he could redeem himself by donating his loot to care homes and hospitals. Have a good weekend with love from sunny Denmark. We're holding our breaths on how the planned reopening of society will go.

At least Robbie hasn't thought about Steph being pregnant, and why would he? He doesn't know about morning sickness, but of course Nicola will be happy to inform him just tease him. However, Robbie has plenty of money to pay for Steph's abortion, but he may find it difficult to get out enough funds for that as well as helping Alex and Luke.

Hmm, maybe I should dig out my prompt story for no 935.

Is Stephanie pregnant ? Ha - I can see I'm not the only one to think of this. And I think you can have morning sickness after a few weeks. And Conner and Robbie never did have the talk they needed, silly boys. edited to qoute brok and Wes

baton ? Oh thank you so much for that image, Wildone. I needed a good laugh. Almost as good as the time I dressed a nurse in shrubs and sent my editor into convulsions of laughter.

Me too, I want the Marine back. Yep, and we're waiting for you to let him back into the story.

Sounds about right. One of my favorites is carrot cake with butter cream topping. No raisins but lots of walnuts. But of course brownies with lots of walnuts are even better.

That's really impressive !