Memorygirls - The Matrix Re-inspired

Memory_Girl

For the stuffed pancakes or the nettle soup cheri?

And if it was easy we wouldn't call it a challenge ............... so bring it on :rotfl:

MG

Dorastar

Am well and truly knacked tonight - MOSI trip was fab but we walked the legs off the children and ourselves then I've been to dd's school to watch y6 production and dd in choir so am now going to curl up on sofa with a wine and holby and some nibbles if I can find some lurking in a cupboard

Roofer has repaired roof with non-lead stuff but hasn't left the bill - maybe he'll do it for free?!!!

RubySewSew

I have an old weightwatchers indian cookbook - loads of lowfat curries and breads in there. I wonder if you could get a copy from Amazon or Green Metropolis?

Souk08

MG, thank YOU for the recipes. Had the fork salad today and it was amazing. Let me stick to the diet and not buy carp while travelling. Long old day at a work meeting but home now and in my PJ's. Thinking about a Greek recipe with pancakey/crepey things Gemzie. Also had them in Ukraine, with black cherries. YUM. MG I vote for Indian stuff too and Cheri too shattered tonight but yoghurt with lamb sounds right up my street!

Hope you're feeling okay tonight Claire, hugs.

Great news re DS1 MG and give me a shout if you're through my way in the hols. Its always nice to meet lovely, well mannered children. Some of the little !!!!!!s who come into the shop are another matter!!!!
Our sale starts on Thursday so Im working til late tomorrow. Starting late too though so can go to the gym and food shop for veggies in the morning. It's crazy here folks, honest! X

Memory_Girl

Sounds much more organised than my handwritten spiral notebook written by Gita - although every curry stain holds a memory.

This lady lost 8 stone five years ago - and discovered that "inside the fat lady was a Bollywood Babe waiting to burst free":rotfl::rotfl:

Actually come to think of it - she could be Souks long lost soul mate:D

MG

Willow92

Helloooooooo! I have the candles on tonight, haven't lit them fer months. Found an unused one so I thought I'd use it. I sometimes hoard candles for "best", does anyone else do that?

Bitsy_Beans

Willow92 wrote: »

Helloooooooo! I have the candles on tonight, haven't lit them fer months. Found an unused one so I thought I'd use it. I sometimes hoard candles for "best", does anyone else do that?

Yes and I get nagged about it. Constantly.

Willow92

Thing is, only I will see them since they're in my room! I feel like I need more candles now but there's no point if I'm moving out in a few months xD

groatie_queen

I've been alerted to a possible house viewing tomorrow or Thursday, so I've been in the garden after work tonight, emptying the last of 21 sacks of bark chippings onto the flowerbeds. All the beds bar one already had weed suppressant membrane, the last bed 6 metres by 1.5 metres has now got its underblanket on and bark chips on top. I think I'll sleepwell tonight! I'm 2 sacks short, so will get that done before work tomorrow - luckily the plant nursery opens at 8.00am, and is 2 mins away by car. I should still get to work by 9.00am, if I get a wiggle on. Just a wee bit tidying to do inside, after work tomorrow, and I will be ready.

Claire, your talk of hoovering up Jack's hairs today brought back a vivid memory. I was lucky enough to have the most beautiful, gorgeous canine soulmate, a Hungarian Vizsla trained to be my Hearing Dog. We weren't just friends, we were a single unit - we worked so well together, I adored her and she adored me, and she went everywhere with me in the back of my car. My clients loved her too and she was a great ice breaker.

We had 7 brilliant years together and some great adventures - she flew down to London and back, sitting on the floor of the cabin beside me, and the captain came to meet her - he hadn't had a Hearing Dog on board before. She did trains and buses, and even a punt on the Cherwell with total aplomb and poise (unlike the humans!!)

Some months after she died, I gave my car a real clean out, and in the back under the lid to the floor, were piles and drifts of her short golden auburn hairs which had fallen down through the cracks. Oh, what a pang that gave me. What a joy she was!

greenbee

Just to entertain you, in a fit of boredom with writing presentations, I have illustrated a presentation on communicating risks and benefits entirely with pictures of cake now I just need to sort out the text and notes ...