OS Daily Tues 20th Jan 09

mummysaver

Afternoon Jackie! Hope you don't mind, I'm going to pinch your idea for the mash frozen in scoops, what a clever idea! And so easy to defrost just the right amount then. I shall also be checking out Hunter, I love detective series, don't watch a whole lot of telly, so I tend to miss anything unless someone tells me, get to see a lot of Tracy Beaker though - dd3's favourite!

Well rolls are cooling, covered in a teatowel to keep them soft, and pots are in the moski for the girls when they get home from school, ds is in bed, apparently he has a gippy tummy, I suspect tireditus, as he hasn't been out of his bed all day!

mummysaver

thriftlady wrote: »

Well, this'll make some people laugh:rotfl: my mum has just rung to say she's got herself a laptop. How long will it take her to get online and find 'that site about cooking that Sue likes' ?:eek: That'll serve me right won't it?:rotfl:

I think it'll be a while, she can't access anything at the moment and didn't know what I was on about when I said 'are you sure the caps lock key isn't on?'. She's bringing it over on Friday so I can help her with it- like I know:rolleyes: I'll be opening the wine early that night that's for sure:wall: :wall:

Anyway thanks for the supportive comments, you're spot on about my French class Ravylesley

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

So what's your new user name gonna be then!

Just think you'll be able to set her up so you can have web chats every day:D :eek:

bargainbird

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:Thriftlady :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:- In the tones of Panto 'Shes's behiiiiiind yooooouuuuuuu':rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Candygirl - How did DD get on with Blood Test/Itching/Sickness ? Cheesy Mash Yum, Mines ice-cubes when it's minus good knows what it's hardly surprising my cold hung around for 6 weeks :rolleyes:
JackieO - Garlicy mash sounds good too

Why o why do i not have a car and live 6 miles away from civilization :rolleyes:, must remember these things for my shopping but i don't:o

Had a lovely lunch, toasted baguette with melted brie dolloped with cranberry sauce, along with the potato Daulphinouse SP for T that should bump thge old cholestorol up :rolleyes:.

i was thinking if installing automatic revolving doors, with 3 dogs in season, they are wanting out every 3-5 mins for a wee :rolleyes:. think i may discuss with DH tonight

candygirl

bargainbird wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:Thriftlady :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:- In the tones of Panto 'Shes's behiiiiiind yooooouuuuuuu':rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Candygirl - How did DD get on with Blood Test/Itching/Sickness ? Cheesy Mash Yum, Mines ice-cubes when it's minus good knows what it's hardly surprising my cold hung around for 6 weeks :rolleyes:
Hi hun, she's ok the tests came back fine thank god, and she's bloomed out now so not worrying anymore:D Do your dogs listen to your bump?Mine do:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

bargainbird

No they don't listen, but i think they've all come into season in sympathy, DD's keep finding various teddies hidden in their boxes :rolleyes:.

You can imagine the hormones levels in this house :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

HockeyDuo8083

I have to contend with my Mum on OH's Mum on Facebook there is no way I'm lettingthem on this site!

candygirl

bargainbird wrote: »

No they don't listen, but i think they've all come into season in sympathy, DD's keep finding various teddies hidden in their boxes :rolleyes:.

You can imagine the hormones levels in this house :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

awww bless em, mine have been done cos I have one of each;)

bargainbird

Whatever next.... DD has come home with flyer from school re packed lunches/snacks :rolleyes:.

Some suggestions to name but a few Hard Boiled Eggs, Orchard Salad ?, irish cheddar - don't know why irish ?, courgette tart, quite random things also various other normal fruit and veg, then finally a quarter of pizza :rotfl::rotfl:

How bizarre !! Sorry had to share it

snoozer

lol at the dogs, when I brought dd home from hospital as a newborn both our Springer spaniels came into season within a few days. They absolutely doted on her - I would put her on a mat and they would lie with their noses pressed right up to the very edge watching her, knowing that they weren't allowed on the mat.

Just a quick comment on some of the posts above - Thriftlady we've all been there with children and parents, some people forget we've got to squeeze our own lives in there too.
Re the phone calls DH once told one of my brothers (who I have never got on with) that I was in the bath so that I didn't have to speak to him.

WS hope you had a lovely outing with little bear, your posts bring him to life so vividly.

OS wise I managed to bake this weekend and do all the washing and drying but not the ironing - I felt quite under the weather. I might try tackling the ironing watching the footie tonight.

purpleivy

purpleivy wrote: »

Task no.2 is complete, Hanging on the curtain rail. When the dog walkers along the canal see that sight they'll be looking for the teepee! Think I need a couple of liquorice alsorts before I start on the Grim Reaper!

You will all be pleased to know that I'm in the final throes of the Grim Reaper cloak, then the tunic will be a quick job. Have had to break off for a good Old Style Tea Break! ALso to shut the curtains [STRIKE]of the teepee [/STRIKE]at the big windows to keep the heat in and [STRIKE]remove scalps [/STRIKE]take down wigs from the curtainrail at said big window. I'm gasping. Cuppa anyone? Milk ? Sugar? Anyone got a biccy?