Debbie H
@debbiereads
Widow, proud mum of a resident doctor, cockapoo guardian. Retired teacher. Cake, history, books and The Archers.
Not even embarrassed to post this! Had a big poster of him on the ceiling above my bed. It fell down on my maiden aunt when she was staying! 😁
This was the post immediately before the one about Yusuf's claims in my feed...
Love seeing where my blood donation goes. This time, it's to the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford. #GiveBlood #RoSubtype #RareBlood 🩸
This is from #TheArchers section of the BBC website. No equivalent biography seems to be on there for Erik, but I would imagine it would be very much the same 🤷🏼♀️
I'm currently enjoying this. Always felt Neil Innes didn't get the recognition he deserved. Love the front cover quote from Michael Palin.
@georgepenney.bsky.social A woman (60s) has returned from walking her lively cockapoo, to find a parcel hanging from the letterbox inside her door. She smiles broadly & her heart lifts. She's been anticipating this moment. Cockapoo grabs the parcel & pulls it out, dropping it at the woman's feet.
I wasn't sure how she'd take to it, but she's very adaptable and, as long as I'm around, she'll give things ago. Cinema provides dog blankets to put on the seats, and bowls of water. Definitely going to do it again! #PicturehouseCinemas
Martel Maxwell on #HomesUnderTheHammer describing one of these as a cooker, or bread oven 🙄 Anyone with half a brain knows it's a washing copper, which explains its proximity to the mangle. At least she knew what that was!
Best Christmas present from daughter, two tickets. She even said she'll come with me "if you can't find anyone else to go with" 😁 #TheArchers
Such a lovely and loving couple, reunited now. They have given so much to our cultural life. Loved watching their canal adventures, too! Condolences to their family. RIP Prunella.
It's fascinating finding out names for things around the world, isn't it?! For example, I've lived in lots of different places in the UK, and had a short spell in Australia. These have been called plimsolls, sand shoes, pumps and daps! Very confusing 😀