Today- as you can see, I am having Dorset from the green box- with nuts and seeds in it. The other two boxes are Katie's cereal- which tastes vile, but she seems to love it.
There is a mystery blue jug with Lyme Regis written on it which we found in the house last night- we do not know where it has come from but are going to put it on Ebay. It seems to have turned up since Mom and George came to see us..... is this a coincidence?
Oh it's 06:25 by the way.
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first attempts to access this site had adverse effects on the computer,which did not recognise it as the internet but thought it was the cereal counter in Sainbury,s. Did you enter the 'Win a land rover competition' on the dorset cereal?
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day so keep munching.Fortunately cereals seldom come with the problem of free books.
Please post a link to the jug when it is up for auction, i'd love to buy such a beautiful piece
I deny all knowledge of that rather fine vessel!
If I were the fortunate owner I should treasure such a remerkable find or demand a high price from a dealer in fine porcelain.
Have you thought that the gifter may be someone who has in fact visited Lyme Regis recently, rather than you much maligned mother who last stayed in 1996 & dropped in for coffee at "The Alexandra" in 2003, without purchasing a souvenir of the visit.
I shall, of course, see if I can find a similar vessel for W, marked "Boulder", or ,indeed, "Ringsted".
Could you post a photo of the makers mark, to help me in this venture.
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