Or what name they give to circular baked dough

Any daisy like flowers attract them because of easy access - my favourites are echinacea and rudbeckia- both perennial. Knautia and verbena Bonariensis are good too

Probably the only true Christian there. Noticed the smirks on the faces of Melania and Lara Trump when she finished

Yes

Surprised he hadn’t claimed the title for himself!

Not really a tip but I’m making one later using some left over mincemeat with the apples My mum used to do this

60 years - we walked to school together aged 5&6 and are still best friends

Who’s doing the criticising though. Only those who don’t understand how essential it is to have good international relationships. Or those who envy his position

No - like Johnson, he’d find it too hard work and too restricting a lifestyle

He can only answer the questions they ask him

Thanks for this - I did notice that sunset got earlier from tomorrow as I always thought it happened on 21st

He should probably avoid going near windows in high rise buildings

They Are Deluded

Helping people on l/t sick back to work is often seen as punitive but some really want to work but don’t know what jobs they might be able to do, or are aware of reasonable adjustments or the Access To Work scheme that funds support for disabled people. It can be a positive thing

We talk about what an absolute frog knob he is

Because the far right don’t like highly educated people

My actual comment was about choosing to put down a dog who you believe is suffering is not a great analogy to use to support assisted dying, for what I think is a clearly obvious reason. I don’t support this assisted dying bill. People more eloquent than me have pointed out its flaws

But the point is the dog doesn’t make the choice. Maybe the dog doesn’t want to die yet. I’m not questioning the motives of the people put in that position but using this as an analogy to support assisted dying sends shivers down my spine