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Aw Greying, be kind to yourself about whatever you've done :kisses3: Sounds like you didn't hurt anyone, certainly not deliberately, and all you've done is learned something about yourself, which is never a bad thing. So a deep breath, and let it float on past you xx
Dinner looks tasty! :j0 -
Hi Greying, I must confess my kondoing has become a bit ad hoc and I haven't managed to get near my CDs. Between me and OH, there is quite a collection and while some may rarely be listened to, I'd say at least 95% spark joyful memories. I can't see many inroads being made.
Anyhows, glad to see the yogurt production is underway once again. I was at a client yesterday and their canteen yielded the most glorious flapjacks bursting with loveliness and topped with creme fraiche and pomegranate seeds. It was amazing.Mortgage at 01.01.14 £119,481.83:eek: today £0 Emergency fund £5.5/5.5k & £200/200 cash.:jWeight 24/02/19 14st 7lb now 11st11lb determined to stop defining myself by my mistakes. Progress not perfection.:T100%through my 1% mortgage challenge. 40.25% through my pb challenge.0 -
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joeyjimbles - I *can*????? (said in a wide-eyed dizney type tone) Thing is, being a hipster bloke seems to boil down to having substantial and spectacular facial hair...... um...............:rotfl:Cheery_Daff wrote: »So a deep breath, and let it float on past you xx
Thanks Cheery - it's proving very difficult to 'let it go' (it happened a few days ago). Whilst I think it is probably the result of having to 'bite my tongue' once too often, whilst one persons actions unfairly affect a whole swathe of folk, it has shaken me to the core that I lost myself It's the unfairness that is at the centre of all this. I have a too highly tuned sense of justice and its all just so unfair, it is overwhelming
Dinner tonight will be pizza and new potatoes. Not too sure how to cook the tatties. We've enjoyed them boiled for their *new* taste. It's the last of my gifted produce, so I may well chance making them into wedges, but we'll see how it ends up
Thanks, as ever for popping by, reading my witterings and taking the time to post supportive comments. I do accept the administration of buck-kicks too - I don't want to get stymied in a pool of ennui.
Onwards and upwards! I've feathers to flick into gentle submission and a day to seize
See y'all later.
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Oh Greying, that must be such a difficult situation for you, I didn't mean to be flippant. So unfair when one person's actions affect many, and if you've been trying.to hold your tongue it's no wonder you said something eventually xx
Mmmm, wedges :j but also mmmmm, boiled new potatoes :j0 -
Sacriligious suggestion for the new potatoes - but they are rather good baked with liberal sea salt, and MSE-ish as you'll have the oven on for the pizza...
There must be female Hipsters too surely, without the facial hair for preference? :rotfl:NF 05.24 £18.00/£00.00 £72.00/£72.00
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Cheery_Daff wrote: ».....I didn't mean to be flippant.
Oh Cheery love, I didn't think that you were - you are absolutely right, you have got to let things pass - t'ain't no good holding on to these feelings, they're doing me no good at alljoeyjimbles wrote: »Sacriligious suggestion for the new potatoes
I concur!!!!joeyjimbles wrote: »There must be female Hipsters too surely, without the facial hair for preference? :rotfl:
*snort* :rotfl: Laughed my socks off at that, joeyjimbles - thanks, I needed a larf
Greying xPounds for Panes £2,590/£10,000 - start date Dec 2023
Coins for Camping (April) - £8/£15 (Camping TTD - £60/90)
Grocery spend April £214.28/215
Non-food household spend April £29.23/25
Bulk Fund April 0/£10
Knitted items for charity 1/24 (inc. Blankets 1/6)0 -
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Look after yourself.
Hey hun! That ^ is a two-way street eh? Hope you're doing ok.
Greying xPounds for Panes £2,590/£10,000 - start date Dec 2023
Coins for Camping (April) - £8/£15 (Camping TTD - £60/90)
Grocery spend April £214.28/215
Non-food household spend April £29.23/25
Bulk Fund April 0/£10
Knitted items for charity 1/24 (inc. Blankets 1/6)0 -
Greying_Pilgrim wrote: »
It took ages to make, and it's not really a dish for a week night because of the prep - and DP will tell you, because of the resultant washing up..... But I'm glad that I had a go, and I would make it again. Let's hope that all the 'good stuff' that went into it, elevates me to a higher plane.........A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effortMortgage Balance = £0"Do what others won't early in life so you can do what others can't later in life"0 -
Personally I think you should have gone for the other option .
...that being the lower plane?!?
4 YEARS 10 MONTHS DEBT FREE!!! (24 OCT 2016)(With heartfelt thanks to those who have gone before us & their indubitable generosity.)...and now I have a mortgage! (23 AUG 2021)17 YEARS 4 MONTHS LEFT OF 20 YEARS0
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