You would certainly notice that it was horseradish because it would make your eyes sting

You’d be able to tell straight away if you made a little nick in the root and it was eye watering. Fresh horseradish is very strong.

LTHEchat 361: Moving beyond intention: What does an anti-racist curriculum really require? Join us on Bluesky for #LTHEchat on Wednesday 22nd April at 8pm GMT with guests Heather Pennington (@heatherpennington.bsky.social) and Rachel Johns (@johnsrm.bsky.social) to discuss anti-racist cu…

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dock leaves? Horseradish?

Apart from my absolutely amazing Lawnmower robot that makes me very happy

I absolutely love this and it might be my next tapestry idea

I’ve seen them in lots of countries, but not often in the UK

They really enjoyed playing with them and putting them to bed, et cetera

I made pyjamas, beds and sleeping bags for my sons’ Action Men

That is fantastic

Phil added What else?

#lthechat A6 I find it important to have a key focus when reflecting, thinking not just about what happened so much as what changed as a result

LTHEchat 360: Through the Prism: Illuminating Educational Impact with Brookfield’s Four Lenses Join us on Bluesky for #LTHEchat on Wednesday 15th March at 8pm GMT with guest Danielle Hinton (@hintondm.bsky.social to discuss Brookfield’s Four Lenses! Introduction Educators in Higher Education…

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I dailies despite many efforts to complete the forms. I guess I missed out

I love my public lending rights cheque every year!

Storm in a breakfast cup

She is brilliant

Dr. Sarah Eaton, Full Professor in the Werklund School of Education, UCalgary, introduces postplagiarism, a framework for understanding academic integrity in an era where human–AI collab is becoming the norm at T-TIME on Apr 13 at 12pm! Free to attend, all are welcome. 🔗https://ow.ly/K8Lg50YAVYr

I remember a very nice café for lunch

Oh lovely! Beamish might be a bit busy with school children because some schools broke up last week. Scampton will be absolutely brilliant with spring flowers at this time of year as will be Newby Hall personally I would go to Scampston .

I’ve been trying to add works by me but can’t get past being unable to cite a US copyright registration number without making a payment to register with them. Anyone got any ideas

Thank you Courtney

Is this worth doing?

You were excellent today on Yesterday in Parliament on @bbcradio4 Emily!

#lthechat sorry I can’t join you tonight, I’ve had a clash of meetings but it really looks like an interesting topic

Having complained yesterday about being left with a ditch instead of a path for over a week,they’ve been today and filled in the hole. I don’t think it had anything to do with my action on this social media account as they don’t seem to monitor it,but I’m acknowledging that there has been a response

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Trench completely blocking front pathway to terrace houses in Forest Hall Newcastle

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Very poor show northern power grid!You excavated our front path to lay a new mainscable on the 13th March&indicated you would complete the work&restore it within 5 days but you let us down. Residents with mobility issues can’t use front paths & have high back steps .

doi.org/10.1177/1469... Probably my last journal article. I don’t plan to write any more

All of those except number 10 as I am really never going to do that again