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5 OS Pleasures in your Day Today part 2

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  • bunny_too
    bunny_too Posts: 266 Forumite
    Afternoon everyone, my 5 for today are.

    1. Made appointment with GP, not in great form at the moment, so trying to sort it out before it becomes bigger problem.:j

    2. Great day out CS shopping ,got a few great bargains, things that have been on my wish list for awhile.:money:

    3. Still sticking to the £1 a day chall. Ice cream maker for xmas, me thinks.:money:

    4. Tinned crab meat on offer, so crab cakes for tonights tea.:money:

    5. Friend gave me 4lb of rhubarb made jam and a cake, very morish. Tried to pm the recipe to Mummy Ollie, her box is full. IYKWIM.:money:

    Hope everyone:A has a great os day. Hugs to all who need them. Love BTxx

    If you are lurking Ollie, i really miss your posts. xx:A
  • esmf73
    esmf73 Posts: 1,793 Forumite
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    Hi there everyone - hugs for those that need them!! My 5 for today:

    - having my youngest at home with me today (he'll be in School in September, so time is precious) despite him being sick last night.
    - finally finding the anti nit solution in the chemist. Youngest believes in sharing with his playschool mates - ugh!
    - the relief in showering it off knowing that I now have clean hair!!
    - grabbing 10 mins to myself to have a bath this morning!
    - and hoping that it rains so that the grass seed finally starts growing instead of providing food for the birds!
    Me, OH, grown DS, (other DS left home) and Mum (coming up 80!). Considering foster parenting. Hints and tips on saving £ always well received. Xx

    March 1st week £80 includes a new dog bed though £63 was food etc for the week.
  • Ladyhawk
    Ladyhawk Posts: 2,064 Forumite
    4. My daft birthday present from one of my friends - a mouse mat with Captain Kirk on it. I made the mistake of telling her once that when I was a hormonally challenged teenager, I had a crush on Captain Kirk :eek: (I know!! I know!!). It's been a source of much teasing ever since. Mind you, she can't talk - she had a crush on Magnum P.I.!!


    Whaddya mean??? Magnum PI was a STUD! :blushing:
    Man plans and God laughs...
    Perhaps travel cannot prevent bigotry. But by demonstrating that all people cry, laugh, eat, worry and die, it introduces the idea that if we try to understand each other, we may even become friends.
  • Margaret54
    Margaret54 Posts: 842 Forumite
    Hi everyone:) My 5 for today are:

    1 Hung washing outside to dry.
    2 Took dog a walk and we both enjoyed it.
    3 Going to make sausage rolls later for tonight and homemade chips:)
    4 Using wonderful panasonic breadmaker shortly.
    5 Looking through some clothes and books for charity shop at weekend.

    Yesterday I had a warm and loving hug from dh after dinner and it always feels so good:) Better than any gift.
    Do a little kindness every day.;)
  • wogglemaker
    wogglemaker Posts: 399 Forumite
    Good afternoon all. Here are my five for yesterday

    Got some ultra cheap woopsies at mr T's 5k spuds 15p 2 x fresh parsley 8p that goes well with the reduced fish in the freezer for dads fish pies

    DD brought some rhubarb home from town
    Made a good start with my batch cook, but lungs ran out of puff SO
    Hubby helped with the second half of the batch cook

    We now have in the freezer 6 chicken pies, 8 beef in ale pies, 6 sausagemeat slices, 1 rhubarb & ginger pie ( the other got eaten for tea and was lovely)

    Made my first attempt at fritters (pork apple & sage) with apple & sage dip, they needed a bit more umph hence the impromptu dip but the rest are now in the freezer.

    enjoyed a quiet glass of wine while listening to classic FM and finishing another square of my crochet blanket.

    Hugs all round
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  • emilyka
    emilyka Posts: 220 Forumite
    Good afternoon all. Here are my five for yesterday

    Got some ultra cheap woopsies at mr T's 5k spuds 15p 2 x fresh parsley 8p that goes well with the reduced fish in the freezer for dads fish pies

    DD brought some rhubarb home from town
    Made a good start with my batch cook, but lungs ran out of puff SO
    Hubby helped with the second half of the batch cook

    We now have in the freezer 6 chicken pies, 8 beef in ale pies, 6 sausagemeat slices, 1 rhubarb & ginger pie ( the other got eaten for tea and was lovely)

    Made my first attempt at fritters (pork apple & sage) with apple & sage dip, they needed a bit more umph hence the impromptu dip but the rest are now in the freezer.

    enjoyed a quiet glass of wine while listening to classic FM and finishing another square of my crochet blanket.

    Hugs all round

    Food sounds lovely! Please can I have your fritters recipe? Sounds very tasty!!

    And also... why don't they ever have whoopsies like that in my area? :mad: I look every day and the best I can do in a couple of stale sausage rolls, never veggies :( Lol, very jealous :p
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  • Tealady_2
    Tealady_2 Posts: 1,425 Forumite
    Posting early today as laptop problems at home:cool:

    Thank you all for all your birthday wishes. I have been very spoilt today.

    Mine for today:
    1. Having a lovely birthday and nothing bad has happened today (quite often does on my birthday)
    2. Lots and lots of lovely presents and cards
    3. Getting to work and finding my desk decorated with balloons and confetti and streamers and banners plus more presents and cards
    4. Going to the pub at lunch time with all the lovely people I work with maybe wine at lunch time not the best thing for a productive afternoon but your only 40 once
    5. Managing to still solve queries at work after lunch even after my no.4

    Hugs to all
  • newlywed
    newlywed Posts: 8,255 Forumite
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    edited 29 April 2010 at 4:44PM
    Hi all, sorry to have been missing.... been at a wedding.

    Anyway the interview - it was ok. Sounded like a nice company to work for, but only paying 13k for full time :( Did let on it was less than I'd hoped but I was interested anyway - and got an email saying I'm not through to second interviews. Ho hum.

    But whilst at a wedding, got a phone call about another job. So got another interview tomorrow. Place is a bit of a pain to get to without a car though (OH needs the car if he has work as he's self employed), so we'll see :o

    At least I'm getting a few responses though.

    some from me:

    1. Our newer car making a 300 mile round trip without issues.
    2. Having another interview lined up - at least it means my cv looks ok.
    3. Getting £50 scrap money for our old car.
    4. Seeing friends looking so happy on their wedding day and making some new friends too.
    5. The hotel we booked being much nicer than expected.
    6. The all you can eat breakfast meaning a skipped lunch!
    working on clearing the clutterDo I want the stuff or the space?
  • wogglemaker
    wogglemaker Posts: 399 Forumite
    emilyka wrote: »
    Food sounds lovely! Please can I have your fritters recipe? Sounds very tasty!!

    I think it was 2 oz plain flour, 2oz cornflour, 1 egg, mean cup of milk, salt and pepper. whisk all togeather and thats the batter sorted.

    2 medium taters (cooked & mashed), left over pork from roast joint (chopped), 2 eating apples peeled & chopped, fresh sage from garden chopped. Mix all into the batter mix.

    Heat a deepish quantity of oil in deep sided fry pan and drop spoons full of mix in to the oil and fry till cooked. I used a deep fat fryer ,cause it's easier to regulate the temperature.

    Sorry the quantities are a bit vague, I was just experimenting to use up the pork.
    [FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]It matters not if you try and fail, and fail and try again;[/FONT] [FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]But it matters much if you try and fail, and fail to try again.[/FONT]
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  • CCP
    CCP Posts: 5,062 Forumite
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    Evening all.

    I'm feeling a bit sorry for myself this evening - a combination of hayfever and a couple of meanie colleagues discussing sausage recipes and how to make bubble n squeak - they know I'm on a diet so that's just not fair! :(;)

    I will try and find five pleasures, though:

    1) I bravely (or foolishly) left my washing out on the line all day, and it didn't get rained on and is nearly dry.

    2) NSD

    3) Got my weekly fruit and veg delivery, which I love getting - it's like getting a weekly surprise present, as I never know exactly what's going to be in there.

    4) Stewed pears and mixed dried berries for pudding tonight - yummy, and the last of the pears. :j

    5) Got the recipe for oatmeal and raisin cookies from my colleague. I won't be able to have them for a while, of course, but it's nice to know the recipe's there when I want it.


    newlywed - WD for getting another interview, and good luck.

    Tealady - glad you had a nice birthday. :)
    Back after a very long break!
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