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NEILMUIR1 Jul 1, 2011 9:12 AM CST Name: Neil London\Kent Border

A new thread for a new month! Some amazing pictures of Phoenix going for a drink! The other cats sit on top of the beer barrel, so this goes to show you the size of Phoenix! Hope you have a nice Holiday with your Celebrations. Regards. Neil. All Things Plants. British Gardening Cubits. British Gardening & Gardens! Quote | Post #707046 (1)

murielw1 Jul 1, 2011 9:29 AM CST

You beautifull girl Phoenix Love Grandma W Quote | Post #707059 (2)

JaeRae Jul 1, 2011 1:21 PM CST Name: Jamie R Zone 5, WI save the rainforest & habitat

Woman on the eastbound train ...........................................Je Suis Désolé. (also a mule lovin', Charley huggin' girl) Quote | Post #707242 (3)

stormyla Jul 1, 2011 1:24 PM CST Name: Stormy Valley Forge Pa I Love MAM ~ So Happy Together

Neil, She is the most beautiful cat. I love tortoiseshell kitties! Her green syes are so pretty too. Mid Atlantic Musings Quote | Post #707247 (4)

NEILMUIR1 Jul 1, 2011 1:26 PM CST Name: Neil London\Kent Border

Inky, you ain't bad yourself for a Dog! Phoenix. XXX All Things Plants. British Gardening Cubits. British Gardening & Gardens! Quote | Post #707249 (5)

Ridesredmule Jul 1, 2011 1:46 PM CST Name: Charleen Barnesville, Ga. Zone 7b-8 Walk in Peace / I'm Charley's Mom.

Both of them gorgeous creatures. Love the pictures Neil. Phoenix is beautiful as ever.... Posin Mule Charlie's Girls Charleen's Critter Creations Quote | Post #707263 (6)

Jumper2 Jul 1, 2011 7:43 PM CST Name: Lucy Huron, OH

lovely pics of Phoenix Quote | Post #707615 (7)

murielw1 Jul 2, 2011 10:46 AM CST

This weekend is Royal Airforce Waddington Airshow, yesterday was noisy with jets over head on practice flights, but today a lot quiet only the Red Arrows and a jet that is all we have heard, so maybe the flight path will change tomorrow will have wait and see, yesterday the Thunderbirds from the USA were practicing, yes we well and trully heard them. Hope all of you are having a good weekend. Regards Muriel Quote | Post #708050 (8)

NEILMUIR1 Jul 2, 2011 11:24 AM CST Name: Neil London\Kent Border

Dear all. I have been working in the garden so I took these of Sarah's border! The Acanthus and the Crocosmia look stunning. However as I was doing the front garden I split some compost onto one of the stems of her Crocosmias, as you will see! I do hope America has a nice Birthday, and you all have a great time. Phoenix says "if there are any leftovers can she have some?" Regards. Neil. All Things Plants. British Gardening Cubits. British Gardening & Gardens! Quote | Post #708070 (9)

irisarian Jul 2, 2011 2:50 PM CST Name: Lucy Hamilton, MA irises

I find that my daylily foliage is covering up the astilbe, changes must be made. Quote | Post #708200 (10)

Ridesredmule Jul 3, 2011 6:58 AM CST Name: Charleen Barnesville, Ga. Zone 7b-8 Walk in Peace / I'm Charley's Mom.

Most assuredly Phoenix is always welcome to the left overs, may even fix her something special... Posin Mule Charlie's Girls Charleen's Critter Creations Quote | Post #708585 (11)

NEILMUIR1 Jul 3, 2011 8:02 AM CST Name: Neil London\Kent Border

Dear Charleen, I have spoken to Phoenix whilst she was sat outside watching me clearing up her successful rodent hinting last night! Only three last night, which is not bad, but not good either! She likes brisket, but I do not know if you call it that in America? She likes vegetables mixed in with her meat as it is good for her. However she is not a great chili fan, makes her go like a rocket and she is fast enough as it is! Love from Phoenix. Regards. Neil. HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMERICA! All Things Plants. British Gardening Cubits. British Gardening & Gardens! Quote | Post #708629 (12)

irisarian Jul 3, 2011 8:41 AM CST Name: Lucy Hamilton, MA irises

If she catches the sources for the new rodents the population might drop. 'brisket' is 'brisket' as far as I know. Quote | Post #708650 (13)

murielw1 Jul 3, 2011 10:49 AM CST

front garden Raspberries back garen also lilly following and roses Quote | Post #708733 (14)

Ridesredmule Jul 3, 2011 1:27 PM CST Name: Charleen Barnesville, Ga. Zone 7b-8 Walk in Peace / I'm Charley's Mom.

Yes, a briskit would be great with a bit of Roasted carrots and potatoes..... Posin Mule Charlie's Girls Charleen's Critter Creations Quote | Post #708896 (15)

murielw1 Jul 3, 2011 2:26 PM CST

We tend to have a piece of brisket at Christmas, cooked slowly, lovely, and with horseradish. As I have a big plant of horseraddish in the garden, think I will try and make some sauce nearrer christmas. Quote | Post #708954 (16)

irisarian Jul 3, 2011 8:29 PM CST Name: Lucy Hamilton, MA irises

Christmas here is roast beef & yorkshire pudding. Beef is a round roast. Nice flowers, Muriel. Quote | Post #709252 (17)

JaeRae Jul 3, 2011 10:44 PM CST Name: Jamie R Zone 5, WI save the rainforest & habitat

Please don't say Christmas....my garden is just starting! Christmas is lobster anyway. Woman on the eastbound train ...........................................Je Suis Désolé. (also a mule lovin', Charley huggin' girl) Quote | Post #709372 (18)

taters55 Jul 4, 2011 7:14 AM CST Name: Linda Cartwright Del Rio, Texas

Thanks for the new thread, and beautiful photo's! Brisket here is cooked year round. Probably cooked different than most. Here we cook it in a roaster over for about 12 hours, seasoned with lots of onions, and your choice of seasoning's, till it falls apart, and then placed in a flour tortilla, or you can add BBQ sauce for BBQ sandwiches. A Crafty Cubit Dream as if you'll live forever. Live as if you'll die today. James Dean Quote | Post #709518 (19)

murielw1 Jul 4, 2011 10:39 AM CST

Thank you Lucy, the lilies in the back garden, when I looked this morning, they are all on one stem. Already started getting the christmas present in, while the summer sales are on, plus have a lot of knitting to do as well, so once my eldests blanket is finished will start on the christmas knitting. Last year, we bought Brisket, (Rolled), pork (Rolled) and Turkey crown, duck breasts. Quote | Post #709679 (20)

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