He might strain himself. Chance would be a fine thing.
The green bin due to be filled, the garden carpeted with fallen leaves. Bright crisp winter's day, ground rather heavy under foot but other wise quite perfect. A few hardy (!) butterflies, red emperors, in the garden still, a job of work to be done, raking and gathering.
And he did help. Honest. He came along, heroically, at the eleventh hour and managed to fit a couple of handfuls of leaves in. Thank you. Hope you didn't hurt anything in the process.
Here's the thing though. For the second time this year I've found dog crap in our garden. We don't have a dog. A charmless neighbor is allowing its mutt loose in our garden. When I find out who it is I'm flinging that dog crap back.
Just add slake lime, then cook for a long as possible
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Hi Henrietta, thanks for visiting my blog. Ahem, my book has not been described as merely "creepy" but "SERIOUSLY creepy" !!!! Gotta take this creepiness seriously!!! It amuses my family no end as I'm really not at all creepy in person, but staid, dull and ordinary. (But with a wicked imagination!!! shhh - don't tell my boss!) I'll let you know when my book's out there. Love to hear what you think of it. I have a serious reputation for creepiness to live up to! By the way - the villains don't always get caught.... (Now THAT'S what I call creepy...)
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