** Tuesday 11th August Daily Chat**

spud30

bookseller1980 wrote: »

I've just had matzos and stilton for lunch.

Yummm stilton. I've been craving a nice bit of cheese

sammy115

Lenza_Quidditch wrote: »

Supply teacher - but have worked in the same couple of schools for years. I was full-time before xmas and loved it. Roughish area but kids and staff are great - docs appointment was xmas eve and whoosh from there .

I don't qualify for sick pay so finances weren't looking great. We kept up debt repayments til march (maxed everything out) then told them all they were getting a £1 a month. In a way, NHL sorted my debts for a while. Had the incessant phone calls etc but frankly I've paid every month as far as I could and Good Luck getting more :rotfl:We also run a community music organisation which is most of the debt came from in a way - 60k debt was for living expenses over 8 years (I know, bad, bad, bad).

Joke "How do you make a musician a millionaire? Give him 2 million!" badoom tisch

sorry x

Nice christmas present huh! sometimes it takes something really bad to make us reassess the way we live....

:grouphug:

bank_of_slate

notanothergreyhair wrote: »

We will get on famously. k_bagpuss is my big sis!


My page navigation has returned to normal/old style.

Mine too, the MSE elves must be watching!
...Linda xx

sammy115

spud30 wrote: »

Sammy, horrible situation to be put in but I think I'd be inclined to keep my gob shut hun. He obviously wants to deal with it his way, and at 80, I think he has that right.

Act a bit dumb, she never told you owt

Hugs Lenza. We're always here to keep you company and chat.

Succinct as ever my lovely spudly...:rotfl:

My in laws are like the bloomin boswells.....honestly....can't go to the toilet without having a family conference about it.....:rotfl:

bookseller1980

sammy115 wrote: »

It was one of other two SIL's and doesn't get on with VAT SIL....i think she has put me in a difficult situation. I would prefer it if he went for tests and then dealt with the prognosis afterwards...but once the secret is out there the decision will be taken out of his hands.....

I was thinking of pretending to be too drunk to remember, I am not sure she will remember telling me to be honest.

I think I am going to sit on it for a day or two ....

Sorry - misread and jumped to wrong conclusio (or SIL). Silly Bookie.
Thinking about it for a couple of days might be prudent but you can think out loud on here.

sammy115

Whats matzos....

sammy115

bookseller1980 wrote: »

Sorry - misread and jumped to wrong conclusio (or SIL). Silly Bookie.
Thinking about it for a couple of days might be prudent but you can think out loud on here.

Bookie there are loads of em....:rotfl:

spud30

sammy115 wrote: »

Succinct as ever my lovely spudly...:rotfl:

My in laws are like the bloomin boswells.....honestly....can't go to the toilet without having a family conference about it.....:rotfl:

Sorry hun trying to sort out house insurance and me brain's a bit addled. Got a horrendous renewal quote this morning :eek:

bookseller1980

Matza (also Matzah, Matzoh, or Matsah, Hebrew: מַצָּה‎, in Ashkenazi matzo or matzoh, and, in Yiddish, matze) is a cracker-like flatbread made of white plain flour and water. The dough is pricked in several places and not allowed to rise before or during baking, thereby producing a hard, flat bread. It is similar in preparation to the Southwest Asian lavash and the Indian chapati.[1]
Matza is the substitute for bread during the Jewish holiday of Passover, when eating chametz—bread and leavened products—is forbidden. Eating matza on the night of the seder is considered a positive mitzvah, i.e., a commandment. In the context of the Passover seder meal, certain restrictions additional to the chametz prohibitions are to be met for the matza to be considered "mitzva matza", that is, matza that meets the requirements of the positive commandment to eat matza at the seder.
In The Netherlands it is traditional for Christian families to eat matzo at Easter.[

sammy115

spud30 wrote: »

Sorry hun trying to sort out house insurance and me brain's a bit addled. Got a horrendous renewal quote this morning :eek:

No worries, it made me smile.....house insurance is awful at the moment...we got a whole 80p per year knocked off our premium for having a burglar alarm fitted...