OS Daily Fri 1st May 09

Penelope_Penguin

Quote:
Originally Posted by thriftlady
Haribo I'm shocked to see how young you are! Is Pink older than you? .

Haribo_Junkie wrote:

That's just because I come across as so mature.

I'll have you all know that I'm exactly the same age as the lovely Pink, so diss her and you diss me thriftlady and HJ - behave or you'll both be on naughtly steps :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Weather is gorgeous here, and DH has a day off, so we've been in the garden :T DH is now getting me lunch (he went into the village to get pea sticks and came back with bacon and stilton bread, and some almon stuffed olives :drool: :drool: :drool: Not OS, but supporting a great little business ).

Old Style for today:

• Flylady list
• gardening
• ironing
• get supper for the children (DH and I are out with friends for a curry :j )

See you all later, Penny. x

thriftlady_2

HariboJunkie wrote: »

That's just because I come across as so mature. I'm 35 and Pink is 10 years older. You do the maths. ;):D

I thought Pink was nearer my age (43), so assumed you were too- gosh I hardly know anyone under 40 anymore -apart from the kids obviously. I'm rambling now, better shut up.

Just had some carrot sticks and hummus.

There's a batch of baklava muffins in the oven (Nigella-Domestic Goddess). They're a plain muffin mixture with yogurt. You put some mix in the bottom of a muffin cup then add a spoonful of filling-chopped walnuts, sugar, melted butter and cinnamon. Top with more batter, sprinkle over any remaining nut mixture and bake. When you take them out of the oven you drizzle with honey. Delicious:drool:

Washing is nearly dry and I've hoovered (which is a waste of time because by the time I sit down with my glass of red this evening it will need doing again:rolleyes:) and I've cleaned the bathroom. I love that 'I've just cleaned the bathroom feeling' lol -makes me feel like I've done some actual housework:D

thriftlady_2

Penelope_Penguin wrote: »

thriftlady and HJ - behave or you'll both be on naughtly steps :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Aint misbehavin' :D

sistercas

fantastic weather in yorkshire .i have managed to dry 3 loads of washing already
kathy welcome back we've missed you
sunnygirl ((hugs)) to you and Ddad, Dmum as bethebee said he is in the right place and hopefully they will get to the bottom of it this time x
D&DD hope DFIL is ok x
Hockeyduo ((hugs))
PenPin hope you feeling a bit better
the board guides seem in good form today

well i have cleaned the house from top to bottom I just wish the cat would stop leaving great lumps of black fur all over the carpets
all washing done and dry and waiting to be ironed and it will have to wait , I have no intention of ironing just yet

BM is on
going to make some twink hobnobs

hope the sun comes out for everyone

Pink.

Ahem! Have you all finished discussing my age yet? :rolleyes:

Normally when Haribo shows her immaturity by constantly reminding me, and anyone else who'll listen, of the age difference between us I try to ignore her...but this morning I'm actually pleased because I thought I was 46 and she's right, I'm only 45. :j Having Haribo as a sister would put years on anyone!

The sun has come out so I had a squelsh around the garden and all of the salad and radish seeds I planted last week are peeping their heads above the soil already so they must like the warm damp weather we've been having. I've also got all the bedding blowing on the line so hopefully it will be dry soon.

D&DD, I hope your FIL is ok.

Off to make french toast for lunch...I can't believe the difference in the colour of the yolk from farm free range eggs compared to the supermarket ones, and and then settle down to monopoly.

Pink



Edit: Nessie, your post about washing your face in the dew reminded me of something similar one of my patients said to me last night. She's pleasantly confused so I didn't ask her to explain what she meant. Is it an old May Day tradition?

Just found the answer myself on google: May customs I've missed the dew, do you think washing my face in a puddle in the garden would work or would my family just end up finally getting me certified?

grandmasam

hi all,gorgeous day here as well ,washing done and blowing well! went to 99p shop and they have range of stardrops goodies only 99p each :rotfl:

bought a 750 ml bottle and had to get toilet soap,changed library books and had bacon sarny for lunch.Tea is fish and hm chips.

making cake this pm in case the family drop in,my ds's always make for the pantry as soon as they arrive :rolleyes:

hope all have a good w/end.
[[[ hugs]]] to those who need them

floss2

Pink-winged wrote: »

....... I've missed the dew, do you think washing my face in a puddle in the garden would work or would my family just end up finally getting me certified?

I would do it before the kids get home & see you!!

P.S. I'm the same age as you........and I agree about younger siblings putting years on you!

sistercas

floss2 wrote: »

I would do it before the kids get home & see you!!

P.S. I'm the same age as you........and I agree about younger siblings putting years on you!

I am the youngest of 5 children and I am sure I keep my brothers and sister so very young :whistle:;)

incidentally I am the same age too and Pink i can never remember how old I am , I tell the kids i am 21 and a few months ( i think actually its 288 months :rotfl:)

taplady

afternoon!
decided on bubble and squeek, quorn burger, mushrom, beans and egg for tea. yum yum:D
Had my blood test results - very low in oestrogen, levels at 41 instead of over 200! am going to take some extra to top me up. Hopefully will feel better in about a week.:j

HockeyDuo8083

Thanks for all the positive thoughts, they must have worked cos.........
WE GOT OUR KEYS!!:beer::beer::beer::j:j:j:T:T:T