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Weekly Flylady Thread 23rd February 2009

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  • embb
    embb Posts: 3,118 Forumite
    Morning lovelies! :wave:

    Happy Birthday to Kaz & Rosepink xx
    LL Happy Anniversary x
    Lil_me OH's eh?! :rolleyes: hope things are better this morning.

    GD visit, dropping littley off at her aunties and shopping is on the cards today, I thought Sunday's were supposed to be a day of rest lol...mind you I don't have to go shopping but need to pick up my reserved item at Argos so y'know...whilst were there and all that, haven't been to Sunderland for yonks.

    List:- House is looking great, so mainly dailies and pottering..

    load DW
    get elec
    TD x 2 (not sure what the weather's doing yet so it may go on the line)
    get stuff ready for school tomorrow.
    take basket of stuff upstairs
    S&S kitchen
    WM x 1 poss. 2
    probs a hoover round later on.
    Tea
    change calendars over

    Need another cuppa....
  • soappie
    soappie Posts: 6,794 Forumite
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    Morning all

    Rach - lemon chicken - I'll do the recipe here (as it's weekend and we're allowed to chat!) so everyone knows how to do it - it's dead simple:

    Soappie's lemon chicken (serves 2)

    2 x skinned chicken breast fillets
    2 x garlic cloves
    0.5 lemon (I used the half lemon left from pancake day!)
    Olive oil
    Butter (or marg)
    Fresh ground black pepper and salt
    1. Slice the chicken breasts horizontally in half lengthways (as though you were going to butterfly them - but cut them all the way through). I do this so they cook more quickly and it's easier to see they are cooked all the way through
    2. Melt the butter gently with the olive oil in a frying pan (quantity wise, I use about the same amount of each and enough so that the bottom of the frying pan is well covered). You want the butter to stay golden rather than start to brown
    3. Chuck in the garlic (I slice mine finely rather than crush it), a couple of good twists of black pepper and salt and then the chicken breast slices on top
    4. Gently saute the chicken breasts, turning frequently, until cooked through (about 10 minutes I guess)
    5. When chicken breasts ready, squeeze the half lemon all over them (still in the pan) and cook for a further minute or so, turning all the time (the pan will really sizzle at this point
    6. Serve immediately.
    I did mine last night with salad and chunked potatoes finished in the oven with a drizzle of olive oil on them to brown them. I've also done chicken breasts in a similar way using a combination of orange and lemon juice and adding the grated rinds to the pan.
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  • embb
    embb Posts: 3,118 Forumite
    That sounds lovely Soappie and pretty easy, I'm tempted to try it and I don't particularly like cooking, I know me and OH would enjoy it tho.. the kids (if they're in) can have chips lol

    Whilst were doing recipes, anyone got a good one for Chilli in the SC?

    Got dressed and took the basket of stuff up with me whilst I was going up, put the WM on and I've opened the curtains and the sheets are going on the line YAY! first time this year. will put the other load on the maiden, so I only need to bung 1 load in the TD and not 3. :money:
  • Restaholic
    Restaholic Posts: 63 Forumite
    Good morning everyone

    Playing catch up today: washing and ironing get top billing.

    Happy birthday to Kazm and Rosepinkbirthday_smileyTC.gif

    Lady Liberty - guess what, we got married on 29 Feb too, on purpose because when you have an anniversary it makes it extra special - last year we went to a super posh restaurant. This year we didn't do anything but we had a family day to London yesterday Never come across anyone else before! So happy un-anniversary and I hope you get good news soon.
  • hollyh
    hollyh Posts: 5,474 Forumite
    Morning all,

    Happy Birthday Kaz & Rosepink.

    Happy anniversary LL.

    Ds2 has been playing with my money pig, he likes to take the money out and put it back in. In the time it took me to go downstairs and make a cuppa he lost the stopper:mad: . I can't find it and he doesn't know where he's put it:rolleyes: . I guess it'll turn up.

    This morning i have

    Dressed Ds2
    Made beds
    Put laundry away

    I'm just drinking my coffee then i'll do some HHC's.
  • mumofjusttwo
    mumofjusttwo Posts: 2,610 Forumite
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    Happy Anniversary Restaholic.


    hollyh he hasn't put it inside has he?
    January Grocery 11/374
  • hollyh
    hollyh Posts: 5,474 Forumite
    Thanks i just checked and it was inside. He's now putting all the coins back in:rolleyes: .
  • embb
    embb Posts: 3,118 Forumite
    Happy anniversary to you too Restaholic - I've never known anyone who celebrates things on 29 and four come along at once, common as muck :p

    K, I've hung a load on the maiden, the sheets are blowing nicely outside on the line, the stuff in the WM will be hung on the rads later probably so no need for TD today at all :money:

    DD1's coming round shortly so we can go a visiting, need to wake littley up too cause she's still zedding it :rolleyes: I've made my bed too and filled up this months Calendar.

    ETA: speak of the Devil, she's just jumped out of bed. Wish I could do jumping :D
  • mOZzy_2
    mOZzy_2 Posts: 751 Forumite
    HHC 9.25 anyone?!?
  • greenbee
    greenbee Posts: 17,841 Forumite
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    greenbee - I've been thinking about this (I think slowly) and I wonder if it was the sort of joke remark that you would have laughed off if it had been said, but came out wrong because it was in an email. He might be shocked if he realised you had been bothered by it.

    That's what's worrying me... in email it's difficult to be sure how people mean things. I was thinking of getting back with something like 'so you're holding the information to ransom... does that mean you're going to slowly cut bits off it and post them to me until I agree...' It doesn't quite work yet, but I want to try to come up with something that doesn't make any assumptions...

    ... so creative suggestions welcome!

    Thanks crafty... and keep nagging toots... she's not paying any attention to us at the moment!
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