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Bees in the bonnet and Hobby Horse Stables

TheCatWoman
1 month ago

My friend who I live with has a bad habit of getting bees in his bonnet about certain things and he tires to put his bees in my bonnet, I don't want his bees, I have a few of my own and they don't like mixing.

I also have an internal hobby horse stable, where the beasts live and only get taken for the odd bit of exercise before being rounded up and put away again.

Do others have internal bee hives and hobby horse stables?

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  • 1 month ago

    Bee in my bonnet:

    Every time I  hear a chainsaw (even if I'm not at home) I think that someone is cutting down another tree in a neighbouring garden.

    It's a trigger.

    I've lived in my house for 17 years and when we 1st moved here we were surrounded by trees.

    For some inexplicable reason, every time a new person moves in to a house, they cut down all the trees.

    I think this is also a hobby horse.

    The two phrases seem closely linked Thinking

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  • 1 month ago

    Bee in my bonnet:

    Every time I  hear a chainsaw (even if I'm not at home) I think that someone is cutting down another tree in a neighbouring garden.

    It's a trigger.

    I've lived in my house for 17 years and when we 1st moved here we were surrounded by trees.

    For some inexplicable reason, every time a new person moves in to a house, they cut down all the trees.

    I think this is also a hobby horse.

    The two phrases seem closely linked Thinking

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