Hurray, farmers markets can restart from next week. Now I can get my organic, moonlit harvested, hand milled quinoa for twice the price than the packet stuff you get from Tesco!
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Or some nice cheese. That's what I did at my tiny local market on Saturday. Also a decent gluten free baker has appeared, so YG1 (who is coeliac) can cycle down there herself on a Saturday morning to pick up her bread. She could do with a bit of independence.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostHurray, farmers markets can restart from next week. Now I can get my organic, moonlit harvested, hand milled quinoa for twice the price than the packet stuff you get from Tesco!
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Interesting graph showing 'normal' rates of death vs this year for 3 age brackets. I'd like to see the 45-74 broken down further. The take away ... if you're under 44 you're no more likely to have died this year than a normal year.
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I was under 44 at the beginning of the year. Does my birthday in Feb mean my risk significantly increased since then?Originally posted by Whorty View PostInteresting graph showing 'normal' rates of death vs this year for 3 age brackets. I'd like to see the 45-74 broken down further. The take away ... if you're under 44 you're no more likely to have died this year than a normal year.
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I am 44 now
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If you're only 44 now you're safe for another 12 months. Best not make any long term plans thoughOriginally posted by ladymuck View PostI was under 44 at the beginning of the year. Does my birthday in Feb mean my risk significantly increased since then?
You're still safe for another year .. after thatOriginally posted by AtW View PostI am 44 now
At 50, I'm buggered
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