***Daily Chat Nov 2nd, 2008***

Snaggles

Gemmzie wrote: »

Morning all (just),

Think I may have figured out the problem, I pulled a bloke and he'd probably eaten something that I'm allergic too. Still don't know what this allergy food is though

Could it be an allergy to men?

Cos I think I could do with one of those.

Snaggles

spud30 wrote: »

Bunged in the oven sounds good. It could go in with the joint. How long would it take Snaggs?

I would think about 40 mins? I'm not really sure though. Bunny? Keren? Anyone else who can cook?

I am very much of the 'until it's done' school of thought, although that's no help if you are doing it with a joint, sorry.

Buffythedebtslayer

electricity went again!!

any how, gem feel better, Snags crying is good for you tiring, impractical and sad making but better then bottling it all up. (((((((((((((((hugs))))))))))))

ermmm, I thought about trying the s!x chat line thing too.
and my loan repayment has showed up early! I am in the 15's now!!!

xxxx

spud30

Snaggles wrote: »

I would think about 40 mins? I'm not really sure though. Bunny? Keren? Anyone else who can cook?

I am very much of the 'until it's done' school of thought, although that's no help if you are doing it with a joint, sorry.

Thanks hun. The joint had 40 mins to go, so I've peeled it, chopped it and bunged it in. The joint will need a few mins resting time anyway, so no probs if it takes a bit longer

I've just thought of something that might help you. I've always found having a bonfire is good for cleansing the soul. It was something my mum was advised to do by her grief counsellor after we lost my dad. I know no-one's died, but you're still going through a grieving process. There's something about just staring into the flames, and it doesnt have to be a huge roaring thing. It's worth a try, and it's the right time of year for it

Buffythedebtslayer

I am going to get one of these......at some point so I can do just that Spud!

http://www.homebase.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=20001&partNumber=3430103&c_3=3%7Ccat_10485031%7CLog+burners+and+chimineas%7C10485036&c_2=2%7Ccat_10308117%7CBarbecues%7C10485031&c_1=1%7Ccategory_root%7COutdoor+Living%7C10308117

spud30

I'd love one of those Buffy.

Our garden has been wrecked by the dog, who loves to dig, so it isnt a problem for us to build a small hearth with spare bricks.

We were going to have one last night, but we're doing it on Friday instead. Have the old shed broken up and ready to go, have bought some marshmallows, and some big potatoes to cook on there too

Gemmzie

spud30 wrote: »

Well done Gemmzie. Can you not ask the doc for referral for allergy testing? They can be very serious and it would be good to know what yours is/are.

I'm already under an NHS Dietician but she's not been a huge amount of help, I got quite a way through an exclusion diet without problems but I'm down to the higher risk foods now and I'm too scared to try them
I think I have several intolerances and one or two allergies but can't figure out what without getting ill. Wish they would just allergy test me!

spud30

Gemmzie, tell em you think you have a nut allergy, that's how I got tested

Gemmzie

They know I think I have a nut allergy from being sick six Christmases running (:() as that's the only time I used to eat them. And when I have dairy my throat swells up! If I could get my GP to refer me then I have health insurance so could go private but it's getting that bloody referral. I might try and see my regular GP sometime next week, he's usually really helpful.

immoral_angeluk

Afternoon all. I'm cuddled up with a teletubbies duvet on the sofa feeling rough watching xfactor. lol Hope everyone's ok and having a good weekend!