OS Daily 3rd march 2010

candygirl

bargainbird wrote: »

Kad - Yes thats it
Candygirl - You should be glad DGD is dancing to JLS, DS dances to chas n Dave (shhhh don't tell anyone i play it :rotfl:)

I'd rather have Chas n Dave:D:DShe does like RHCP too though:p:p:p

jc2703

bargainbird wrote: »

Kad - Yes thats it
Candygirl - You should be glad DGD is dancing to JLS, DS dances to chas n Dave (shhhh don't tell anyone i play it :rotfl:)

Thanks for that I'm going to be humming snooker loopy all bloomin night:rotfl:

*pot the red and screw back for the yellow green brown blue pink and black....:whistle:*

sistercas

candygirl wrote: »

I'd rather have Chas n Dave:D:DShe does like RHCP too though:p:p:p

candygirl wrote: »

Have just been round to see Boo and she is really trying to walk now, and loves dancing to JLS:eek::eek::eek:(bad taste in music):o

i LOVE JLS :T think they are gorgeous

schumie

hart44 wrote: »

It should be ok if its well heated before serving. I did my carcass Sunday and made the soup (well stew due to overload of lentils :rotfl:) yesterday and it was fine, Piping hot though

The dogs just had the small amount that was left as I didnt want to keep it any longer now though

Thanks thats exactly what we did. I made some noodles chopped up and added them so it was a chicken noodle soup and then we ate it for lunch but there was loads left so our three dogs had the rest mixed up with their food for dinner. They loved it - didn't leave a scrap in their bowls and even waited to see if they were going to get anymore. Little fatties.

topsyturphy

Evening everyone

A late one from me, dont know where the day has gone. OH has made 6 appts for viewing houses on Saturday starting at 9.15am. As he lives nearly 45 mins away means an eary start on sat morning and I am not a morning person:eek:. I just hope we find something.

Not much os today, apart from taking lunch into work and eating it, hanging up washing and the never ending washing up in this house.
Tea was sausage casserole from freezer with pasta.

DS2 had a major strop earlier when he was told he couldn't go out and play because tea was ready, he has shouted and screamed for over an hour lashing out at me and then the threw a small kitchen knife at the kitchen sink, fortunately no one was in the way. He is now grounded and his DS has been taken away. I am doing the tough love approach, as this has got to stop.
Snoozer - sending ((hugs))
Welcome Becky2812 & well done on the promotion:T.
Elona - good luck to your DD.

JackieO - Hope your arm is feeling better.

Enjoy the rest of your evening. Hugs to anyone that needs/wants one. Take Care.

Lynne

LameWolf

sistercas wrote: »

i LOVE JLS :T think they are gorgeous

Who the heck are JLS? *confused*

elona

LameWolf

JLS are a boy band - group of male singers- who were on X factor and almost won.

hart44

schumie wrote: »

Thanks thats exactly what we did. I made some noodles chopped up and added them so it was a chicken noodle soup and then we ate it for lunch but there was loads left so our three dogs had the rest mixed up with their food for dinner. They loved it - didn't leave a scrap in their bowls and even waited to see if they were going to get anymore. Little fatties.

Sound nice, I think I will try it with noodles next time.

My little dog now will look at his dog food and think Im not eating that, I want what they have, what does she think I am, a dog :rotfl:

sandy71

I find JLS depressing, I look at them and think "If I was 20 years younger" then I feel all old and a bit pervy:o:rotfl:

The people who came to view our house today have put in an offer:eek: It was £10,000 under the asking price so we turned them down but at least we know they are keen. I'm starting to panic now!

Dazi

hart44 wrote: »

I moved here 4 yrs ago from Norfolk and get so homesick for the sea.

I so know the feeling, I moved to Staffordshire from the south coast nearly 7 years ago and sometimes I miss the sea so much it hurts. I do go back down to visit family down south but not many of them live on the coast its always a hectic round of visiting and don't always get to see the sea and somehow feel cheated when I get home. I last had my fix when visiting DS over xmas, we parked up at 7 o'clock at night on Eastbourne seafront and I stood leaning over the railings in silence for ages just watching the waves.

I love going for drives and walks round here over the peak district, but when I see a hill, I just expect to see the sea on the other side :rotfl: