old stlye daily tuesday 4th Jan

candygirl

Loulou2010 wrote: »

he is the 24th

Awwww only a week between them then:D:D

Sentora

JackieO wrote: »

Good afternoon chums,
I have just been given a large white cabbage by one of my neighbours (around a kilo) as she says 'Oh you will find something to do with it as I know you never throw anything out' !! My fame is spreading locally.

How about Sauerkraut??
Very popular in Holland and Germany, very versatile...
Basically it's pickled in a brine and eaten warm with mash potato and smoked sausage, but can be turned into an oven bake and allsorts...

Will dig you out some recipes if you want... (I am Dutch and will need to translate them from my cookbooks)

Let me know...:)

Loulou2010

candygirl wrote: »

Awwww only a week between them then:D:D

is boo as as crazy as him? :rotfl: he has no qualms with jumping off the bed/sofa/stairs :eek::rotfl: all i have heard all day is 'daddy gone work' :rotfl:

salt_and_pepper

http://www.morrisons.co.uk/Food-and-Drink/Recipes/Index/C/Camembert-cranberry-parcels/http://www.morrisons.co.uk/Food-and-Drink/Recipes/Index/C/Camembert-cranberry-parcels/
i tried this recipe Jackie O, i know its for savoy cabbage but maybe it would work with yours or at least give you an idea.
Well i have done very little today, felt really sick all day. Have had WM on and TD but thats it. Going to be naughty and have a chip shop tea. Think it's cos i slept badly- we have a fox that keeps waking us up. Had to make sure i was up for DD2 and DS2 to be back at school- he wasn't impressed, he wanted to go on Tuesday:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:He was convinced it was Tuesday tomorrow, just hoping he had a good day.

flutterbyuk25

joeck68 wrote: »

Oh, before I forget, its DD's 9th birthday in Feb, and bless her, she know's money is a bit tight, so she's not expecting too much, but wants to have some friends round for an OS party, so Jelly and ice cream etc, which is great. But......I have no clue what to do for entertainment - she says she's a bit too old for pass the parcel and stuff like that - anyone on here got any bright idea's?? I did think a Kareoke (sp??) party would be good, but they are quite expensive to buy, and not sure if any of my friends have one I can borrow. Any other idea's.

Have you got a games console (or can you borrow one) with a game like Singstar or the Dance ones? That could be fun, me and my friends do this for a cheap evening in.....but we are late 20's and drink wine whilst playing! :rotfl:

Shalva wrote: »

but I dont think we could ship it over to here [israel]

Can I ask what it's like living in Israel? Are you from there or did you emigrate? It's on my list of countries to visit (mind you so is the rest of the world!!). I'm hoping to teach and travel in a few years time.

x

joeck68

flutterbyuk25 wrote: »

Have you got a games console (or can you borrow one) with a game like Singstar or the Dance ones? That could be fun, me and my friends do this for a cheap evening in.....but we are late 20's and drink wine whilst playing! :rotfl:


Oooh, she might like that - I could ask around my friends and see if anyones got one. (And then when they've gone home and she's gone to bed, DH and I can crack open some wine and have a go ourselves lol ). She also loves the Mamma Mia DVD, and I think you can get a version of that with the words which come up on screen so they could sing along to it and copy the dances.

Loulou2010

joeck68 - is she a girly sort of girl? would they enjoy a couple of films, ice cream and a sleepover?

joeck68

Not that girly to be honest, she'd probably prefer a treasure hunt, but think the weather will be a bit cr*p still.......don't fancy freezing my nuts off at my allotment whilst they all try to find it, and we don't have a garden, so that wouldn't work. I did think of a sleepover, but we live in a really (I mean REALLY) tiny cottage, and her room is more like a cupboard, so she could only really have one friend to stay over, which then seems a bit mean telling her other friends to go home, whilst one stays! Another option would be to go into London for the day, as its in half term, and we live on the outskirts, but on the tube line, so it would be easy to get there, but cannot for the life of me think of anywhere we could go that would be fun, but still affordable! There would be 4 kids, plus me and DH, and our budget would be £100 max, which would have to include food, plus travel, though we do have oyster cards, so that wouldnt' be too bad. Any one down south with any idea's?? She doesn't fancy a museum (shame, as they are all free entry!). She says it would be too much like a school trip lol :rotfl:

flutterbyuk25

joeck68 wrote: »

She also loves the Mamma Mia DVD, and I think you can get a version of that with the words which come up on screen so they could sing along to it and copy the dances.

Ha I love the singalong Mamma Mia DVD . If you can't find copy with friends, try the local library.

x

Loulou2010

they do the open top bus tour and if i remember rightly that was fairly cheap. you can stop off at different places and get back on no charge etc. you get to see the tower of london, buckingham palace... but she may think that too school trippy :rotfl: