Just watched the old stylers on Telly

Caterina

Same here, just finishde watched on ITV.com with DH and we loved every minute of it! DH commented that we are already doing all these things (it is true except for the chickens and the roadkill!).

If anyone was wondering how those people did not realise about their spending I think this is because this has been the "normal" accepted way of being so far, living on credit and spending without thinking.

I know that the recession has brought a lot of misery to so many families and I am really sorry for them, but at least one good thing that has come out of it is the highlighting of the need for more thrift. I just hope that this trend continues once the economy settles again.

Would LOVE an OS roadshow!

jinky67

zoelikesjam wrote: »

well done everyone Im terribly gutted, i was sposed to be on showing people how easy it is making wine but i've been very poorly so had to gracfully bail out ;,(

*stalker alert*




I only watched it to see you as well:mad::kisses3:

Zoelikesjam

STALKER!!!!! Lol how would you have known which one was me? Doh....i told you all didnt i?!!! Im so gutted Jinks sat here watching it now on the sky+ thingy....
I would love to know who's who! Come out of the wood work everyone cus i'm sure everyone would like to congratulate you!
If you post what your tip was we know who you are then!!!
Well done all xxx

aloiseb

If anybody REALLY wants a recipe for fox, i remember there is one in "AYear in Provence", the book by Peter Mayle.
NB it seems even the French, who are known to eat nearly anything, balk at fox.
Personally i don't have a pan big enough.

Edinburghlass_2

aloiseb wrote: »

If anybody REALLY wants a recipe for fox, i remember there is one in "AYear in Provence", the book by Peter Mayle.
NB it seems even the French, who are known to eat nearly anything, balk at fox.
Personally i don't have a pan big enough.

Its very kind of you but please don't encourage them! Funnily enough I was watching Charley Boorman last night, can't remember where he was, but he was offered dog and ate a bit to be polite but said it was awful especially as he has a dog.

carriebradshaw

I enjoyed the show,but it was too short! I would love to see a regular series like this on tv again. In the eighties there used to be a show on BBC daytime telly called Bazaar. It had all sorts of tips on every week and there was one lady I remember who featured on the programme quite regularly, her husband had been made redundant and she used to give great tips on how she got by running her household on very little while he was trying to find work.There was even a cookbook to go with the series I seem to remember.It was a very popular show.

Penelope_Penguin

I've just watched the prog :beer: I now must confess that I'm not on it; never was; didn't apply

Several people have asked me which was me, so no idea where the idea came from, but sorry for all those looking

There are pics of me (one with the lovely Huw Edwards :smileyhea ) on MSE, if you look carefully

Penny. x

Olliebeak

I used to like an afternoon programme called 'Houseparty' (1970's) with Ann Ladbury and Muriel somebody (the journalist with dark hair ) - that was full of sewing tips, cookery etc.

rosieben

Olliebeak wrote: »

I used to like an afternoon programme called 'Houseparty' (1970's) with Ann Ladbury and Muriel somebody (the journalist with dark hair ) - that was full of sewing tips, cookery etc.

I loved that programme! I was a little hopeful when loose women was advertised first, but was sooooo disappointed

:money:we could do OS Houseparty :j:j:j

shellsmithcat

In regards to washing hair in rain water - Jane Seymour does this and she has beautiful hair.