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I recently came across a mudlarker and artist, who makes jewellery with some of her finds. I bought a necklace with a piece of 18th century bone toothbrush on it! I don't personally know this person and I'm not affiliated with them in any way, but I thought I'd share her site, in case anyone is interested :D
Got rid of all the weeds, brambles, goose grass and so on late last year. I rotavated and raked, and picked out so many pebbles and old crocks. Then life got busy and I kept putting back the time I could sow the wildflower seeds I'd got. I sowed in May! Today the little meadow is in almost full bloom, and covered in bees and butterflies. I'm in love with this bit of the garden again :-)
After 6 years gluten free, I'm having to be retested for coeliac and allergies, as I keep having allergic reactions AND coeliac reactions and no-one knows what I'm reacting to or what's going on. I was originally diagnosed by a doctor on symptoms alone, because I'd already cut out gluten by the time they tested for coeliac.
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I joked with the nurse that I'm going to eat all the stuff I've missed the most. Oddly enough, that's a rich tea biscuit! You just can't get a decent gluten free one! I'd like to eat the bare minimum of gluten, so a biscuit a day feels manageable. I'd also maybe try a doughnut, and a pint of Guinness.
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What would you have, if you had to eat gluten? What do you think is the least amount of gluten I could eat every day for six weeks?
Would the person applying for planning permission see names and addresses of anyone who had opposed it?
Edit: simple answer, yes! Thanks folks, that was not what a quick search was telling me but I had a feeling it was wrong, and I knew Reddit would know :-)
I'm a teacher in a secondary school. I teach over 500 students at any one time. I don't hear a peep from the vast majority of parents, including not seeing them for parents evening. Then there's a few parents that do email when there's something we need to be in contact about. And then there's the one who emails or phones **all the time**. And it's always a question they've already had the answer to, or a complaint about something we should have done differently/better. I'm interested if *that* parent knows they get in touch more than anyone else, and cares about whether or not the staff have them on their radar as a moaning minnie/mickey?
I went away for a lovely long weekend with my gorgeous friends, and we accidentally went to an art and craft shop, and I accidentally looked at the yarn. Being short on luggage space, I only bought one skein home with me, what a fool I was. I want to make something that I can finish just with this yarn, and maybe a keepsake to remind me of my amazing friends and the great time we had together. I'm a bit under the weather at the mo, so my creative brain is not working that well. What would *you* make? Any suggestions gratefully received, thanks in advance!