The path of my life is strewn with cowpats from the devil's own satanic herd.

shaun40400

may be you should try rubbing it onto oh's face:rolleyes::rolleyes::D

boredofbeingathome

shaun40400 wrote: »

may be you should try rubbing it onto oh's face:rolleyes::rolleyes::D

:rotfl::rotfl: i lob it:rotfl:

boredofbeingathome

OOh amazing what a thaw does. I have been out and tested my knee driving into the wonderful metropolis that is our town..

Bargainous market on- bought a large bag of courgettes- 50p same price for tomatoes and large bag of bananas were a £1.

Spent on essentials in Home bargains- so that was another £10. £5 of which is part of grocery challenge. So i will add that onto challenge.

Other than that not a lot to report-except i have logged onto my self assessment and they cannot bring my file up-the site is a nightmare and self assessment is taxing..pah. I only have a fairly low amount of mystery shopping monies, but it is proving troublesome. Will try again tomorrow.

Checked online banking so all good there.

Bob x

boredofbeingathome

Buurpp,

Well that's how i feel after a nice tea. Was all frugal like, and made potato cakes from last nights tea. The gannets were hungry this afternoon so filled them up and various teenage mates- who had never had homemade potato cakes before- but queued up for more

Tea( last nights sausages =4)
Toad in the hole and accompanied by leek and potato bake, with last nights left over veg on top and cheese grated on.

Pud is weetabix cake, lovely recipe a la Weezl. But for those who didn't fancy it there was some fruit, with natural yoghurt poured over the top mmmm . Result is satisfied kids who said they weren't leaving home, think i will have to starve them now.lol

weezl74

Hiya Bob, glad the cake went down well, it's a bit of a billy bargain is it not?

All the best with your inspiring adventures of debt-busting :T:T:T you're amazing

xxx

mark55man

well done Bob - thinks - I have got 48 weetabix to use - shame the kids don't like dried fruit - will see what I can do

funny we had pizza tonite, and got bargainous veggies from market stall - spooky

boredofbeingathome

weezl74 wrote: »

Hiya Bob, glad the cake went down well, it's a bit of a billy bargain is it not?

All the best with your inspiring adventures of debt-busting :T:T:T you're amazing

xxx

Billy Bargain- is the word for it Weezl:D:j:beer: All teenagers have polished it off, i did tweak it a tad reduced the sugar and added a bit of all spice to it ( DD2 is diabetic) but:drool:

Shucks at the compliment:o I learn off the best on here. Some of my best meals are your recipes and the lentil pate is being made again tomorrow

taxi73

Sounds like great meals.

boredofbeingathome

mark88man wrote: »

well done Bob - thinks - I have got 48 weetabix to use - shame the kids don't like dried fruit - will see what I can do

funny we had pizza tonite, and got bargainous veggies from market stall - spooky

Spooky indeed Mark- this budget food lark is catching:D I must admit i do love a challenge- food wise that is.

Why not make the cake for yourself and then when little 88mans see you enjoying it...:rolleyes: Cunning plan or what? Mine also like the banana cake too.:D

boredofbeingathome

taxi73 wrote: »

Sounds like great meals.

They are darned tasty Taxi, i wasn't missing out but decided to reduce my portion my having a smaller plate. I have filled up with fruit and a small slice of cake- oh my, you must make it as it is low fat.