Mortgage-Free Fresian? Here's hoping!

girlatplay

:T Yay to Fred :T

Souk08

Ace news on Fred and the skinniness!!!

I have a job interview your neck of t'woods on Monday, I'll keep you posted as if it goes well I'll be moving through and you will have another partner in cocktail drinking!!!

Footiemad_2

Phew! Just managed to catch up F_F


So its all systems go with the new pap pap. :j good for you chick, I think you deserve it and with the way you save it will be all paid for in no time.

Fantastic weightloss too. Good stuff all round. Are you out wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeing so to speak?

mooomin

Evening all

We picked up Fred The Fiat this morning, and he's lovely. I drove all the way home on the city bypass myself - which is quite an achievement as I haven't driven on my own for about four years :j

I'm just about to take him out to Morrisons to test the boot space now - I really know how to live! Tomorrow myself and Mr Fresian are heading to the office I sometimes go to in Fife so I can make sure I'm happy with the route and the traffic, then he's going to get to drive it too!

Footiemad_2

Hi F_F and a big hello to Fred :wave:

DedicatedDFW

Hi FF and everyone :wave:

Been reading but not posting much of late as i've been rushing around so much. Had to pop on to say Whoo! or should that be Whee! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: to the fab new car :j:j:j i love fiat 500 so pleased for you and fred is a great name too

beanielou

Massive respect for doing the bypass :j

InaPickle

Wowee Fresian & Fred! Come to Manchester and meet Pickle and her car (no name, alas).

Take care in the meantime and enjoy!

mooomin

Well, we have done a few little drives today, just to make sure we understand how Fred works of course

I need a little assistance though - my slow cooker is on the way out (the electrical bit at the front that controls the temperature is loose, and I don't want to leave it on all day with loose wiring) and I'm looking for someone to recommend a good one for me to buy. I want a good deal, and don't need a huge cooker, I think that 3.5L or thereabouts would do me. All suggestions gratefully received

MatyMoo

flying_fresian wrote: »

Evening all

We picked up Fred The Fiat this morning, and he's lovely. I drove all the way home on the city bypass myself - which is quite an achievement as I haven't driven on my own for about four years :j

I'm just about to take him out to Morrisons to test the boot space now - I really know how to live! Tomorrow myself and Mr Fresian are heading to the office I sometimes go to in Fife so I can make sure I'm happy with the route and the traffic, then he's going to get to drive it too!

it IT??????? It is a he and his name is Flying Fred the Fiat 500. Please show him the respect he deserves :rotfl:

Well done on driving by yourself on the bypass. That sounds like a really huge achievement for you :T:T:T

flying_fresian wrote: »

Well, we have done a few little drives today, just to make sure we understand how Fred works of course

I need a little assistance though - my slow cooker is on the way out (the electrical bit at the front that controls the temperature is loose, and I don't want to leave it on all day with loose wiring) and I'm looking for someone to recommend a good one for me to buy. I want a good deal, and don't need a huge cooker, I think that 3.5L or thereabouts would do me. All suggestions gratefully received

I used to have a 3.5L Cookworks Slow Cooker, it was given to me as a gift and served me well but I found it wasn't really big enough to enable me to batch cook or make rubber chicken so I now have huuuuuuuuuge Morphy Richards one. I passed my Cookworks one on to a good home and am glad to say it is still going strong. I think Argos still sell them.