Down the coast at my Tulum cabana I peer out from the heat of the midday sun at a tourist pottering with intent on the beach. |
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I know it's silly but I've grown used to my quiet little life, pottering about the house and garden, teasing the cats and tending the plants. |
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Most of the population seemed to be pottering around the streets and there were dozens of stalls groaning under the weight of roast pigs. |
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Yesterday afternoon, boredly pottering around the house, I decided to take some initiative. |
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It can only be a matter of time before I'm indulging in home brewing of real ale, or pottering around my garden while doing some pruning. |
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It works for pottering around in barefoot at home or layered up with thermals, tights and a cardie for winter workdays. |
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It was my mum who introduced me to gardening, even if it was something as simple as pottering in the back garden. |
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I've never been much of a potterer but I've done some amount of pottering about over the last few days! |
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She could hear him pottering about the adjoining room, arranging crockery and cutlery. |
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People are just wandering to church in their purple nylon jackets, or pottering along in rackety Skodas. |
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I find it hard to keep plodding or pottering away with mid-level tasks every day. |
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Had he not always been swathed in white robes, you could have imagined him in a cardie, pottering round his vegetable patch with his little grandson. |
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My greatest pleasure of the weekend came from simply pottering about in the delightful and picturesque Jordaan district, which I'd love to call home forevermore. |
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I look out into the grey mizzle and wonder again what a terrorist would want with a few oddballs pottering around the moors. |
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She always remained attached to her Scottish roots and on retiring spent her summers pottering in her cottage in the north of Scotland, with her Abyssinian cats. |
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Her son, Rahul Gandhi, a timid would-be prime minister, was as ever absent, pottering around in the politics of Uttar Pradesh. |
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Its members pay paltry sums to keep it pottering along, on the assumption that it would never have to do much. |
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People were, unsurprisingly, at their happiest when eating, carousing or pottering around the garden. |
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Graham is happily pottering about the house and gardens, doing the light jobs, and a deal of his time is freeing up, leaving him at liberty to pursue other interests. |
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The very little ones will enjoy the pottering, thematic days, tours with our horse carriage, theatre, forest and swimming pool games, playback show and so on! |
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They grasped that the thought of jumping in the car to waste time pottering around a hypermarket is losing appeal as shown by all the figures at European level and particularly in France. |
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I like to relax pottering around the house doing this and that at the weekends. |
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