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Re: Cooking for one (Mark Three)

itsthelittlethings

11 February at 5:52PM

Busy day today! Just warming up a very nice pearl barley, sausage, carrot and kale stew I made yesterday.

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Re: Cooking for one (Mark Three)

Need2bthrifty

11 February at 4:30PM

Lovely to hear you spent some time with your DGD Caronc. Caught up on a couple of items on my to do list today as well as tidying the freezer. I found some pate in the freezer which I had on toast fo…

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Re: Cooking for one (Mark Three)

caronc

11 February at 10:44AM

Good morning everyone, Cold, grey and very wet here today. I had the most wonderful cuddles with DGD yesterday and was able to move some of the "here's one I made earlier" meals from m…

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Re: Cooking for one (Mark Three)

Farway

11 February at 10:17AM

Dull but the rain has stopped, it hammered down yesterday, awful! Lunch, some HM chick a leekie soup Dinner, more chicken, with jacket potato and some salad

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Re: Cooking for one (Mark Three)

Wednesday2000

11 February at 8:33AM

Nothing yet as I have a blood test today and I can't ever remember if I need to fast beforehand.

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Re: Swagbucks 2025

missymouse

11 February at 7:44PM

anyone else experienced CPX not crediting from old link tonight

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Re: DCB Legal/ParkingEye Defence Help

Gr1pr

11 February at 6:46PM

As Above, remove, redact, repost certain pictures , plus for clarity edit that incorrect date in the first post too

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Re: Prepping: the new world...

DigForVictory

11 February at 2:10PM

Can't see how to get rid of the pilcrow (fascinating word!) but the whole editor manual is here, (Can't see anything about a double character, yet.)

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Re: Quotes for mortgage protection insurance - why do they vary so much?

Aretnap

11 February at 6:48PM

£160/month is very expensive for a pure life insurance policy (though it obviously depends on other factors like your age, and how much cover you want), so are you sure that what your broker is offer…

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Re: 5 OS pleasures in your day today - part 3

Happycas

11 February at 10:35AM

And still it rains! Purple Kitten - I've DM'd you x

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