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OS Diary Archive July 06

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  • Kazonline
    Kazonline Posts: 1,472 Forumite
    Going to read through the thread properly tonight, but just wanted to say 23_30_106.gifLook what I've managed to get working!!!!

    Happy Birthday Bargain Rzle_1_33.gif

    Kaz x





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    January '06 Grocery Challenge (4th - 31st) £320.
    Week 1 - £73.99 Week 2 £5.10 (so far :p )
    Someone burst my bubble and I lost the plot so no idea what I spent now... :(I will try to work it out.
    Other Jan :- Petrol £20.41, Clothes £8.50, House £3.
  • Queenie
    Queenie Posts: 8,793 Forumite
    :hello: Goooooood Morning! :D:D

    :bdaycake: Many Happy Returns, BR
    Haven't had a chance to read through all the thread yet - I've been incredibly sidetracked by 2006 World eBook Fair Collections (Free Access to the public from July 4th to August 4th, in celebration of Project Gutenberg's 35th Birthday)

    Found some lovely books to download for reading later :o Among others, there is one called Cooking Through the Ages (pdf) with wonderful recipe titles such as:- Once upon a Spy, Scots Mutton Pie (1945), Warrior Nettle Broth (! another Scots recipe ;) ) Rose Among The Heather, Autumn Veg Soup. Makes a change from the usual recipe titles and made me :laugh:

    Up very early to get the rubbish out - can't put it out over night otherwise the gulls rip all the bags apart and make a rotten mess. Managed to get the washing done and out. Bread machine is baking a seed and granary loaf today.

    B: Muesli with yogurt
    L: Tuna and sprouted seed pitta (boys having l/o tabbouleh with cheese)
    D: HM Burgers and salad.

    Sports Day for d10yo this afternoon and all day for d12yo tomorrow.

    Still no eggs from the quails yet, but there is a lot of piggy-backing going on since I introduced a male last weekend (still not sure about Tailo who we thought was a male but doesn't crow like Quinney does :confused: ) so anytime now I should be seeing eggs :laugh:

    Have a great day, all :wave:
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    PMS Pot: £57.53 Pigsback Pot: £23.00
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  • Shez
    Shez Posts: 2,180 Forumite
    thanks ivyleaf!
  • Pooky
    Pooky Posts: 7,023 Forumite
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    Morning all

    Happy birthday RZL - have a nice time tonight.

    Shez - Sorry to hear about your DH - Give him a big hug when you get home.

    Hugs to all who need them, want them or just generally collect them.

    Only one little one here at the moment - had 5 for the school run this morning though - none of them wanted to walk faster than a snails pace either! Had another childminder here for a play session for a couple of hours which really helps to pass the morning.

    Had some more fantastic news this morning from the CSA of all people! They've finally sorted out the complaint I placed in January and have agreed with my figures and now ExH owes me over a thousand pound in back money and his weekly payment will go up by an extra £41 a week before the arrears are taken into account! It's much needed money at the moment as both DD's seem to be growing out of everything at an alarming rate...annoyingly both of them are in the same sized clothes though at the moment so it means there's no hand-me-downs for the youngest to fall back on.

    I'm about to tackle the ironing whilst little one is asleep - I've still got no energy but will sit on the end of the bed and do it whilst watching a dvd - need to try and stay of top of everything before the school hols.

    Hope you all have a great day.
    "Start every day off with a smile and get it over with" - W. C. Field.
  • elona
    elona Posts: 11,806 Forumite
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    Happy birthday Rzl :bdaycake:

    Just ordered loads of hay fever medication at a great price - Thanks to martin :T .

    Need to go out to get sun block for Dd and stuff for my dad - then need to look at clothes that do not pull over the head for DD as she has sinus surgery next week. May beg DH for a lift to look at outlet centre and also Primark for some cheap stuff.

    Will make home made quiche and salad later.

    Big hugs to everyone that could do with them.
    "This site is addictive!"
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  • twink
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    afternoon all and happy birthday bargain rzl hope you have a lovely day

    its very windy and sunny here so w machine on for a second time
    house is hoovered and been into town hope to go for a long walk later
    had a check up couple of weeks ago so my blood sugar is up a bit so have to get a fasting blood test done, dr thinks it will be normal but meantime will have to ditch the sweeties:eek:

    penny - pincher hope you got on okay at hospital
    rchddap- just enjoy little bean, they soon grow up, housework can wait
    aussielass- hope you had a productive time at the sales
    nicki- dd has blackout blinds from argos for the boys, does the trick
    shez- hope dh feels better soon, love and gugs to you both

    breakfast - porridge
    lunch- krisprolls and soft cheese
    dinner- slo cooker pork casserole, cabbage and baked potato

    lots of love to all xx
  • twink
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    sorry shez i meant hugs to you both didnt notice mistake till i had hit the submit button:D
  • nicki_2
    nicki_2 Posts: 7,321 Forumite
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    Afternoon ladies.

    Shez - its not so much builders bums as tums :o There's one that wears a t-shirt like thing on his head to cover it up from the sun but he looks like he should be riding a camel across that Sahara in it, not digging up roads in Liverpool :rotfl:

    Dare I say this here *whispers "I'm bored"* Washing is drying steadily outside, house is clean and tidy enough and I can't be bothered with the internet much :confused: Don't know whats up with me today. Ideally I'd like to have a nice long soak in the bath and then go pick DD up from school but obviously I can't :rolleyes:

    Might venture into the kitchen and make some scones (got milk thats gone off :mad: ), cakes (really craving something sweet ATM :confused: ) and some bread as we're down to our last loaf and I'm trying desperately not to go shopping until I HAVE to go. :o Only thing is I'm thinking of all the washing up afterwards...maybe I can persuade OH to do some tonight after tea which would lessen the amount I'll end up doing tomorrow..okay I give in, made a cup of tea so I'm going out in the kitchen to have a look at baking supplies - I know I've got flour and I think I have sugar... ;)

    Laters :wave:
    Creeping back in for accountability after falling off the wagon in 2016.
    Need to get back to old style in modern ways, watching the pennies and getting stuff done!
  • frugglewump
    frugglewump Posts: 680 Forumite
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    Hippo Bathday Bargain Rzl :D

    I love summer when university is closed - I only have to go into work 1 day a week and have my work laptop at home for the rest. (although this puts up my home insurance a bit & I can't work out why). Completely re-writing the web desgn module at the moment and if it's good enough the uni will look into publishing it as a textbook - ooh royalties of maybe 10p a year :)

    We had a hole cut in the ceiling and a loft ladder fitted on saturday so I can finally see what is up there. No sign of any previous loft hatch, dust about 2cm thick and the original lathe-and-plaster ceiling was hiden behind layer of modern plasterboard. I'm not cleaning that up - just put down the insulation and board over the dust!

    Stuck waiting for the fitter to come back today though - he managed to cut right through the wire to the light in that room and now none of the lights in the house will turn on.

    If any of you remember the pics I posted when we bought this house in Feb - the kitchen has finally been finished. I've got rid of a lot of junk we never used. The pantry section has shelves to the ceiling (but not the floor as we're getting a puppy next year) and I've noticed that now there are no doors hiding the tins away my storecupboard organising is much better - we don't have anything stuck in a corner to forget about as the shelves are only 2 tins deep.
    Still wish I could buy a TARDIS instead of a house!
  • twink
    twink Posts: 3,826 Forumite
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    hi nicky best just go and hang out the window:D and take a pillow to lean on this time in my experience the baking never turns out right if your not in the mood
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