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Do a New Thing for Spring 2020

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LindsD Mar 2020 10:19pm, 1 Mar 2020 33,714 posts	Quote Pin LindsD OH needs to up his iron intake
BaronessBL Mar 2020 10:37pm, 1 Mar 2020 8,096 posts	Quote Pin BaronessBL Spot on HP! I would have said exactly the same
Sharkie Mar 2020 10:39pm, 1 Mar 2020 15,811 posts	Quote Pin Sharkie Yum for Brussels! Yum for Kale! Yum for all vegetables but Boo hiss for bananas.
Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs) Mar 2020 2:05am, 2 Mar 2020 29,726 posts	Quote Pin Mrs Jigs (Luverlylegs) Boo hiss for celery, all other fruit and veg are yum.
Diogenes Mar 2020 6:32am, 2 Mar 2020 45,588 posts	Quote Pin Diogenes Yum for bananas. Boo hiss for green beans, French beans and all other fibrous green bean thingies.
LindsD Mar 2020 6:33am, 2 Mar 2020 33,716 posts	Quote Pin LindsD I'm with MrsJ. But also boo hiss to beetroot.
BaronessBL Mar 2020 10:42am, 2 Mar 2020 8,100 posts	Quote Pin BaronessBL I used to hate beetroot all my life until about 5 years ago when I cooked something using raw beetroot and realised that the stuff I hated was the sliced beetroot that came out of a jar and could sometimes be found in shudders particularly nasty sandwiches that I was expected to eat in my youth....
Velociraptor Mar 2020 12:33pm, 2 Mar 2020 45,473 posts	Quote Pin Velociraptor I hate kale but for some reason am quite partial to cute little kalettes Otherwise, I'm partial to all vegetables but there are several that my cantankerous colon prefers me to avoid. Fruit, I can take or leave.
Mazlin Mar 2020 12:42pm, 2 Mar 2020 8,008 posts	Quote Pin Mazlin My new audiobook (‘A year of living Danishly’) told me that learning a language was good for your brain, so I have just tried to read an article in French about ‘10 things that really annoy managers’. As far as I can make out, complaining that you don’t have enough work to do, arriving late carrying a take away coffee, not seizing opportunities, asking stupid questions, not being a team player and some other things that I need a dictionary to work out.
Jenni-far-far Mar 2020 2:13pm, 2 Mar 2020 493 posts	Quote Pin Jenni-far-far I can't think of a vegetable I don't like - maybe kale its not something we have really well I completed my ultra - nearly 43 miles of it! some of the experience was fab - I ran with a lovely lady and we were really well suited as running pals, some of the route was great - canal and trail, but trudging through a muddy cowfield not my cup of tea I'm probably not an ultra runner but I may do the odd one if its not too long and its with friends Sharkie I love the change of attitude its so tempting to compare ourselves to others and not to see how good our own achievements are - and you should be really proud of yours