OS Daily Thread Friday 24th October

redruby

welcome back Kathy, glad you had a good time with your dear mum, what a nice thing for your son to do :A .

Snowy, I am keeping Dylan in my thoughts, I do hope it all works out xx

Hugs to candy, hope today went well xx

Essex girl hugs to you.

Have packed most things, just the food to do in the morning, and am now waiting for a hot indian to be delivered .

Done two loads in the wm since I got in, dd's uniform, and will shove oh work clothes in too, I will hang them on the airer hopefully they will dry while we are away.

Have good evenings all x

mioliere

Thanks Essex-girl and RedRuby for your welcome backs!KathyXX

pandas66

Its only me..........again!

Hi to a co-lurker and hey hey to the HJ...................not gonna say nowt to the Nels as she ain't not no got respect.....:)

So what a glut of recipes.

I'll just have a bowl of mush n oxo again

(plllllllllease help me)

bootsalebabe

SnowyOwl wrote: »

Hello everyone

I'm back from the vet with Dylan and I'm afraid it is not good at all. He isn't making any progress and the choices are very bleak. There is the possibility of surgery to remove a large chunk of his intestine. That would leave him with permanent diahorrea and a reduced quality of life and I have to ask myself is that really fair on him. The other alternative that my vet can offer is euthanasia. I am looking into complementary veterinary medicine and have contacted four such vets in N.Ireland - one is away until Monday, and the other three only have answering machines. I'm totally and utterly sick with worry for my wee boy.

Snowy

Hi Snowy i really feel for your predicament with Dylan i was in the same place a few years ago with a gorgeous young bull mastiff dog called sonny, he was given to us by my sister who bred them as he had "cow hock" and she was gong to have him put down. We said we would take him and he went on another year with us, we were in rather dire financial circumstances at the time and we contacted vets all over the country to try and help us. Even if we had had unlimited money there was no guarantee that the operation would work. We did however eventually have to have him put to sleep, in the knowledge we had given him a good quality of life for the time he had remaining , i hope everything works out for you BSB xx

Squiggly_Diddly

Evening,

nice to see you back Kathy and I agree, what a lovely gesture from your son too.

Snowy, I'm so sorry the news isnt' very good for Dylan.
Haribo & Pink, glad you both had a good time together - and enjoyed HSM3 soooo much!!!
RageInEden - scented ink ?? Ohhhh I'm all a-quiver with excitement, lol!!!

Came home to middle DD cooking dinner which was lovely & she's done several loads of washing during the day, bless her Just sitting chilling for a bit now.

Nelski

pandas66 wrote: »

Its only me..........again!

Hi to a co-lurker and hey hey to the HJ...................not gonna say nowt to the Nels as she ain't not no got respect.....:)

So what a glut of recipes.

I'll just have a bowl of mush n oxo again

(plllllllllease help me)

tis the "disrespcful" one here:cool: M+S dine for a tenner - buy it then chuck it away - no calories in that but at least you enjoyed the shopping:rotfl:

OR

what you got in your storecupboard pandy?? quick make a list and then my OS mates will have you sorted before you know:D

thriftlady_2

fao Claw Back Money and Panda

The best place to start looking for cheap and easy recipes is probably here.

I think that if you buy jars and packets of sauces when they're on offer then you may well find that cooking from scratch is a bit more expensive. However, you're not comparing like with like. Home cooked using simple ingredients is always going to be nicer.

pandas66

Nelski wrote: »

tis the "disrespcful" one here:cool: M+S dine for a tenner - buy it then chuck it away - no calories in that but at least you enjoyed the shopping:rotfl:

OR

what you got in your storecupboard pandy?? quick make a list and then my OS mates will have you sorted before you know:D

not a lot!

btw, can you bring me a M & S (the chicken) when you next visit :rotfl:

in my storecupboard........some garlic, all the veg you can name and some chicken/beef oxo

I need some lentils, chickpeas but I do need to know if these things are low cal so I is fik, I did buy some creme fraise (:rotfl:) thinking it was low cal.......only to find its not!






REspect!

Essex-girl_2

Squiggly - not sure what I am going to do to the rocking chair, he is already stripped so that is good. Not even sure what room it will go in yet. But I did buy the lovely fleecey throw for it.

mioliere

Thanks Squiggly!I don't know if anyone can shed any light but I can't seem to get any line-spacing in my posts. I can get it when I am typing but, when I post, the result has no spaces between the lines. I have tried to update the charity knitting thread which has a list of names and totals so it needs the line-spacing to make it readable.I should have four gaps in this post but it will post as if it is all one paragraph. I hope I have explained the problem easily and that someone can help? Please??!KathyXX