MSE Parents Club Part 7

searching_me

cheers ma dear im going meat hunting at my local meat market next weekend so that ham shanks and beef shin, shank or brisket i had brisket today which i slow cooked (in the oven til i get my slow cooker) and philips thinking of going for thirds ........ so much for freezing some :rolleyes: x

Glamazon

searching_me wrote: »

how you maage that glam ...... tell me your shopping secert please x

sorry didnt read properly :doh: x

TBH there's actually not that much leftover just tinned stuff.
There is about £50 worth of meat which will make the following meals
Chilli x 4
Bolganese x 4
Lasagne x 4
Beef Madras x 2
Beef Casserole x 2
Chicken Tikka x 2
Jamaican Chicken x 2
Mexican Chicken x 2
Plain Chicken Breasts x 7 (for mini roast, fajitas, enchiladas etc)

So, tea for almost 30 days and I might get more out of the beef, not cut the joint up yet! And as you can see I like my spicy food!

My online shop is at £55 plus £47 meat (I'll buy my meat and veg in store cos I like to inspect what I buy!) - Might just need to add in some lunch stuff but the online shop includes sponge puddings, jelly, biscuits & 4 tubs of ice-cream!

Right, I must go to ASDA now that Jack has finally had his bottle and is settled!

Glamazon

I don't like Brisket - I bought topside to make my madras and casserole and will make it in my slow cooker - nomnomnomnomnom

searching_me

can i be nosey and ask what sort of things you put in your online shop?? x

tiamai_d

My weekly shop is £120

Really annoys me, he complains of how much it is when he cares to look at the receipt or delivery sheet, but of that...

£45 ciggies for DH
£7 juice for DH (coke & barrs iron bru he will not drink other brands)
£4 walkers crisps (again DH won't eat other brands)
£5 on biscuits, chocolate, cake etc

I am here trying my hardest to clean the livingroom and the boys are going behind me shedding toys and mess :mad:

searching_me

sound like my darling children (philip is including in that ) im always tiding and its still a tip ...........

wow £45 for fags although i have to agree with the coke i only drink coke zero everything else tastes like crap to me x

SugarSpun

Ugh. A friend of mine's Native American, he lives in a smallish town north of Munich. He's currently trapped in his flat because the police have told him to stay in while the [STRIKE]Nazi[/STRIKE] NPD party is marching through the city.

FAR easier to make the brown people stay home than to prevent the effing neofascists from doing damage.

searching_me

wow SS hope your friend is ok x

SusanC_2

tiamai_d wrote: »

And very randomly (or maybe not we have been talking clothes) ...

Vests and sleepsuits, loose/too big or fitting and tight?

I remember a friend keeping her LO is sleepsuits that were very tight on him because 'they were 3-6months and he was only 5months so they must still fit'. Whereas as soon as they are tight when they stretch their legs I put them away and get the next size out.

:eek: Alice was in 9-12 months at five months. We just went on how big she was. Squashing the feet wasn't really a problem for us as Alice had/has a long body so was in older than her age and older babies have longer legs relative to their body so the legs were always plenty long enough.

SusanC_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

Ugh. A friend of mine's Native American, he lives in a smallish town north of Munich. He's currently trapped in his flat because the police have told him to stay in while the [STRIKE]Nazi[/STRIKE] NPD party is marching through the city.

FAR easier to make the brown people stay home than to prevent the effing neofascists from doing damage.

That's terrible. Is fashism/neo-Nazism big or is it unusual for something like this to happen?