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Weekend Chat Sat 13/Sun 14
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Back from library - need to go again to return more books so I can borrow more

Also go to charity shop this afternoon to drop off clutter
and to post box to post bracelet I made for my great aunt (well, I made to learn how, then thought it was her colours and she would like it!).
Is Clairewop here? She might like to see the piccie - or anyone else - can I post it to show you all?
I would love to see a picture!
back to looking through the threadsBoiler pot £30.92/£10000 -
seen it lol
That bracelet is stunning!! your seed beader then, i can't work with seed beads and weave my bad arm won't allow me too so i string.
Well didn't do too well at the farmers market today
but sold enough to make the table money so at least i didn't have to pay that out of my pocket 
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BUNNY!!
hope you all have a good time (most probably missed you all mind)
Elfen and scaredy i found out why my banana cake isn't turning out right (asked the cake lady at the farmers market) she says i'm purifying the banana in the mixer i need to make the cake mix then just stir in mashed bananna!! so going to have another go in a bit
MMM just munching on one of the cake ladies chocolate cak its beautifulBoiler pot £30.92/£10000 -
Lost the internet for a couple of hours :eek: so made a coffee and walnut cake. Well coffee and hazelnut actually as I didn't have walnuts.
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bookseller1980 wrote: »Lost the internet for a couple of hours :eek: so made a coffee and walnut cake. Well coffee and hazelnut actually as I didn't have walnuts.

mmmm love coffe and walnut cake how do you make that?? (bearing in mind i can just about manage a plain sponge cake)Boiler pot £30.92/£10000 -
Sounds lovely Bookie - I will learn to cook/bake one day
Sometimes it's hard to walk in a single woman's shoes - that's why we need really special ones!Total debt @ Oct 2008: £29,226.42 Credit Card- £[STRIKE]7493.56[/STRIKE] - £7243.56Weightloss : 0/34lbs0 -
Brummiebabe, happy birthday to your son. I have rather fond memories of making lego at silly o;clock on Christmas morning with my brother and the Police/Firestation are :eek::eek::mad::mad::eek::mad:
Claire, glad you had a good day at the farmers market and fgot some tips on your banana loaf.
Bookie - sounds yummy!
I've been into town and got some packets of things from Holland and Barret to make my own graze box for work. Also it was buy one get one half price. So saved £8.0 -
I've made potato cakes for tomorrow mornings breakfast and mashed down about 4 kilo of spuds for the freezer.
Now eating breadsticks dipped in philly and home made chilli jam.....yums!!
Making a chicken satay for tea....even more yums!!!"Start every day off with a smile and get it over with" - W. C. Field.0 -
I'm nomming on some dried pineapple and drinking baby coconut water - it's meant to be more rehydrating than water!
What I wouldn't give got a bit of cake right now!0 -
Just sampled the cake and it is rather good though I say it myself.
Years since I made a cake.
I just made a normal sponge but added some diluted coffee (about 3 tblsps) instead of the milk and threw in some nuts. Then added diluted coffee to buttercream. Coffee powder would have been easier but as I only had granules I had to dilute it.
You can do the same with drinking chocolate/cocoa for a chocolate one.0 -
thats brill thanks bookie,
wish i could make some yummy meals like you pookie your meals always sound exciting
well i bought meat at the farmers market that she was reducing
some of it was reduced to 75p!! haven't a clue what to do with it! I could do with you lot coming here raiding my cupboards and freezer and making me a months+ food! Boiler pot £30.92/£10000
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