**Will it be a wet weekend? Chat Thread 7/8th Nov***

sallyx

Ive eaten so much carp food today pah!

Buffythedebtslayer

*is back from the garden*

I dug a new flower bed for my roses.

Pray for nice weather next weekend please - so I can plant the roses and use my hippo bags to get rid of all the crap.

I am well surprised I did it!

Burlesque_Babe

sallyx wrote: »

Ive eaten so much carp food today pah!

I've been doing that since I got back from my holidays 3 weeks ago :rolleyes::o

Ames

Wow has it already been 3 weeks BB, I can't believe how quickly it's gone.

I was going to have pasta tonight but I wont be in to eat the other half of the jar of sauce till thursday. I'll have to deftost some stew in the microwave I think, hopefully I wont poison myself!

sallyx

put the remainder of the sauce in the freezer ames
I have braved going to the freezer to see whats in there for next week!
Shepherds Pie enough for 3
Quorn pasta bake enough for 3
Fish & Chips
Ratatouille 3 portions but Im the only one who eats
3 fishfingers
Packet of quorn mince
sausage casserole enough for 1
Beef casserole enough for 3
stewed blackberry & apple 2 large tubs
Peas
Mixed Veg
RUnner beans

So I think we can make that last all week so just need to buy cereal, milk, cheese Fruit and some veg and that should be ok to next weekend..phew!

sallyx

well done on the garden buffy..wish I had spent some time at the allotment but its been freezing today. Not that it should put me off just have been lazy! I must remember that actually staying in the house all day doesn't make me feel good..was like this on Friday. I NEED fresh air and to spend a good proportion of the day outside

Ames

Didn't think of that Sally! I've taken a stew out now anyway, it'll be less washing up!

sallyx

I must put the stew in the fridge actually otherwise it will go off now I have the heating on...naughty me!

bank_of_slate

Back from my first cross country run, it was an experience!
We cheered the juniors on, both of ours did really well!
I was glad that I'd taken my fleece because it was pretty cold stood around waiting but lovely to watch a couple of beautiful red kites gliding above.
I was very pleased that the organisers observed the 2 minutes silence for remembrance day before we set off on our 4 mile run.

Not having trail shoes made it very difficult for me to run properly let alone grip the route!
I'm not sure that this cross country lark is for me but I would like to do another now I know what it's like. :rolleyes:

I have definitely joined the right running club, they are so friendly and cheer everyone in whether first, last and from all teams.
I was one of the last in of our lot and they were all jumping up and down shouting and cheering me on which felt great
The club that dominated the meeting were a bit snobby and one of the Dads seperated their team's juniors out on the junior start line to take a photograph leaving the few other kids from other teams out, you could see how uncomfortable they looked which I thought was a bit off, I would have encouraged them ALL to get in on the picture!

I also now have my official Eccleshill Roadrunners vest top too! :T

...Linda xx

Ames

Hey well done! Sounds like you've joined a good group. It's funny how much difference there is in groups for the same hobby, I've noticed it with book clubs too.

Is the top to stop anyone messing with you? I went in the lane ends a bit back, talk about rough!

Not sure whether to be insulted or not, I posted a thread for my sister, and first someone thought I was her mum, then her brother!