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Friday, January 02, 2004
My wife rings me at work to say that the seeds I ordered have arrived. A bloke from the Malden and Coombe Horticultural Society delivered them to the front door. We have got lettuce, tomatoes, courgettes, squash, carrot and parsnips as well as some garlic bulbs. I eagerly read the back of the packets to find out when I can start sowing them in the greenhouse. I can't wait for the spring.
