From Trash to Cash: the Dribbling never ends

EMminently

Ready made sarnies for 50p - bargain!
I'm going to have fish but no chips tonight - and steal a few from OH instead mmmm

moneymabel

Thanks Cagne- beer it is :-)

EMminently

There's going to be some drunk slugs in Devon tonight... and on a school night too!

nolongerindenial

EMminently wrote: »

Ready made sarnies for 50p - bargain!
I'm going to have fish but no chips tonight - and steal a few from OH instead mmmm

yeah - not a bad price and I couldnt beat it in any way. But they were short dated (3rd May) and it was 3pm - may have got them cheaper if id left it half hour but I was already rather hungry

hhhonlyfan

also just had my tasteradar accepted as well. another £25 a month as well. good day so far. Hows everyone?

EMminently

Hi Hales I'm helping you with all the thanking It's nice to thank every post, you're right!

EMminently

That's great hhh £25 a month is brill. Well done for giving up redbull - when i gave it up i had an excruciating headache on/off for about 3 days! Never going back to caffeine again.

2cats1kid

I'm shattered! I've decided this year is when the garden gets sorted out. When we moved in I threw a load of plants at it and they are now way too close together and getting scraggly, so I am cutting back and moving as much as the size of the green bin is allowing. Actually being constrained by the green bin is pretty good as it will stop me overdoing it, hopefully. So today I've cleared and dug over another patch and moved a fatsia japonica to a new location - only about 3 feet away from where it was, but it was too close to another bush where it was. It's a pretty tough old plant so with luck it will survive and if not then I'll hoik it out and put something else in.

I've also put out runner beans, patty pans, pak choi and romaine lettuce, and put lettuce, radish, carrot, beetroot, chard, spinach, nasturtium and marigold seeds in. And I've put in some more tomatoes as 2 or 3 have come up but they are weedy little things. One pepper has come up so hopefully there is hope for the rest of them.

And the dandelion wine that I started this week that was a vile sludge brown up till now has changed overnight to the most gorgeous orange colour. It looks like orange tango fizzing away in the demi john. I am tempted to go and get another bucket load of dandelions to do another batch, even though taking the petals off was totally boring! Wine making is like a big chemistry experiment that you can do in your kitchen - it's great fun!

moneymabel

I've got about 3 squillion dandelions in my lawn you can have!! Damn things :-( Blimey you have been busy 2cats!

EMminently

Wow dandelion wine sounds delicious - well, the wine bit! Are they dandelions from the garden? What do you have to do?