O/S Daily 30th Jan

rosie383

Just had a wee look at your new baby granddaughter HH. She is sooooo gorgeous!

sistercas

Butterfly_Brain wrote: »

DH is putting a new door on the kitchen, it's a bi-fold one and I just had to let him out because he shut it before putting the handles on :rotfl:Should have left him in there he is a right grump now

Well I am off to feed grumblestiltskin and see if that allays his mood

oooh that really made me howl with laughter :rotfl::rotfl:

taplady wrote: »

I know just what you mean - its like painting the Forth Bridge, soon as you finish its time to start again!


I constantly gripe about this, its a continual battle to even keep things moderately tidy :mad:

HH congrats - shes beautiful

nmlc

Evening all

HH - congratulations on your new addition, hope everyone's well x

Been a busy day, boys had rugby training, under 17's (not either of my boys age group) had a match and one lad got injured, the sound of his screaming as he laid on the pitch just won't go out of my mind. Paradmedic and ambulance attended and took him to hospital, heard that it's not a spinal/back injury, that's every parent/players biggest fear, but a knee/leg injury - will hopefully find out more soon. All things considered I was incredibly impressed with the speed of the reaction from the team managers, coaches and medics that are at each game, they are all only volunteers, mostly parents/ex-players etc, as soon as he hit the floor and didn't get up, they were onto the pitch - shame the paramedic and ambulance took 20 mins for paramedic and then another 20 for ambulance to arrive. Other than that, had the outlaws for lunch today, that all went down well, cleared plates, and she wanted to leave some of her cake for us, so insisted we had half of what was left! I've drank what was left of the champers too, hic,! Everything organised for work and school tomorrow - weekends go way to quickly.

Keep safe and well everyone, hugs to all those that need them x
nmlc

prettypaula

can i ask a soupy question?

i have some broccolli which has started to go yellow on top and some leftover chicken i want to make a soup but always feel a bit weird about blitzing meat soups, would you all leave it chunky or whizz it up?

Picklepud

I would blitz it I prefer soupy soups rather than lumpy soups why not try both.

Maria

pollys

Bitsy - if your back hurts after bending forward it could be a disc problem. Before doing anything stand up straight with your hands on your lower back, with your fingers stretching downwards. Lean back and stretch. Do this before, after and during anything that involves bending forwards. It is also vitally important that you watch your posture - no slouching. This is just how my back trouble started, it's much better now, but I am really, really careful.

Pollys xx

redruby

halight wrote: »

Right thats it!! Lets get wed!
I love rabbit mmmm lovley

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Do I need to buy a hat ???

prettypaula

Picklepud wrote: »

I would blitz it I prefer soupy soups rather than lumpy soups why not try both.

Maria

i think i will... trying to lose weight or would add some blue cheese haha

i have BM on making dough for bread rolls for lunches, after its finished making dough (takes 1hr 30) do i need to let it rise at all before baking? and how long to bake for?

PS its wholemeal bread flour ive used

im a bit of a novice!

Picklepud

prettypaula wrote: »

i think i will... trying to lose weight or would add some blue cheese haha


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MMMMMMmmmm blue cheese!!!! I am on my third week of slimming world I love blue cheese...:o

prettypaula

Picklepud wrote: »

MMMMMMmmmm blue cheese!!!! I am on my third week of slimming world I love blue cheese...:o

i fished out my old books earlier, i think i may go back to it again...