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Re: An in-between phase
Chloe has just come in fretful thanks to the fireworks at the rugby club down the road … 🙄 She was okay until a ‘crackle’ one went off - that scared her. Could you borrow a friend’s shower or bath t…1 -
Re: Reverse Meal Planning
Veg soup for lunch here then cheesy leeks and baked potatoes for supper. Mr Sl has his hernia appointment with the Consultant today (it's where the last year's surgery stitches have failed …3 -
Re: Reverse Meal Planning
We had two delicious salmon fillets for supper, shopped from home - I bought a box of 12 from the man who does local posh restaurant deliveries. Wild salmon - what a complete treat! Not cheap but wor…3 -
Re: Baby steps to mortgage freedom for beanielou.
Boo to the fall, take care of yourself. Sad indeed about your friend.2 -
Re: Baby steps to mortgage freedom for beanielou.
But at least it’s mentally not yours!1 -
Re: Watty's Awakening
Very good plan slinky4 -
Re: And now we go again...
Yes - I confess that it is quite nice to be able to just do things using electricity without having to scrutinise the timings, although at the moment as I mentioned we are trying to fit at least a bi…5 -
Re: Progress not Perfection
I'm not many miles from you at all, as the crow flies, but different district councils mean different approaches to Winter garden waste bin collections. Our collections drop to just one a month …2 -
Re: Progress not Perfection
Yes - me too! I loved it as well. That said, even chocolate ones weren't really a thing then, never mind anything more fancy!2 -
Re: Progress not Perfection
When I was a child I had the same cardboard advent calendar that came out every year. The Christmas Eve door used to reveal a star. I was happy with that.5
