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Alexnikov

I might! I'm sure Tesco will have them in stock. Just need to find someone who'll accept an opened Flake as no-one in our house can eat them.

daisybella

Haha Vicki, I have your address...you might regret saying that. I have a shameful selection of sweet treats in my room

daisybella

Alex, could you bake with them (sprinkle over cakes or something) and take in to work?

xxvickixx

Oh No! I was only joking!
I've already been made to eat quite a lot of pizza today - the devil is clearly out and about being wicked!

lostinrates

Right, I'm back. DH and I checked out another market town we'd never been in today. It didn't take long, and made me little sad, although the charity shops were cheaper, we got two great cook books for £1.50


I also decided I've got to get a good shopping torlley. Does that make me sound 87 years old? I had thought about a beautiful wicker one, anyone else seen them? But too bulky when I get a little car again, and too heavy o lift into the back f the truck now. Finding the right one might be hard. I'd go with an old one from a charity shop to tart up and customise if I could find one.

The scans today showed I definitely still have internal organs, and everything was much better than hoped

Feel really smug to have dh home on a Friday, so we're treating it as a long weekend, not a sick day

Alexnikov

daisybella wrote: »

Alex, could you bake with them (sprinkle over cakes or something) and take in to work?

I could. But I have turned into a cake-mixture eating monster so I don't know if I trust myself :rotfl:

tsabo

I think my boyfriend would just get worried if I spoke to him in a low and soothing voice while wearing a ribbon in my hair.
I know we're only young but he works bloody hard and i'm off poorly and not doing much with myself till september so I feel like I should make an effort when I see him.

I haven't had a flake in years! Had quite a lot of sweet treats today though. Sainsburys local has just opened about 60 seconds from me and we can't resist the yellow stickers at the end of the night.

Lost - I'm glad you still have internal organs!

goanmad

lostinrates wrote: »

Right, I'm back. DH and I checked out another market town we'd never been in today. It didn't take long, and made me little sad, although the charity shops were cheaper, we got two great cook books for £1.50


I also decided I've got to get a good shopping torlley. Does that make me sound 87 years old? I had thought about a beautiful wicker one, anyone else seen them? But too bulky when I get a little car again, and too heavy o lift into the back f the truck now. Finding the right one might be hard. I'd go with an old one from a charity shop to tart up and customise if I could find one.

The scans today showed I definitely still have internal organs, and everything was much better than hoped

Feel really smug to have dh home on a Friday, so we're treating it as a long weekend, not a sick day

Glad things went well, Lost.
My Grandma used to use a wicker trolley but it was really heavy and cumbersome. I've seen some rather fun polka dot nylon ones on the market and I remember Habitat did some a couple of years ago.

Queen_of_NO_MATTER_WHAT

Alexnikov wrote: »

Certainly are Where's best to send it to, given that you're about to move?

Thank you, Nottingham please hun I'll pm you my address xx

Phew the house is now spotless and I am in much need of a shower and get dressed...I did get boyf to take a funny pic of my cleaning outfit though which I will post on blog later.

It's funny even though we're moving I feel really odd about people coming to look round our house :S

tsabo

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Typhoon-Foldable-Lightweight-Shopping-Trolley/dp/B001KBYZ0E

Amazon have some nice ones. Quite expensive though. I imagine if you're creative you may be able to make the cover?