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grumpys1daughter

QPR10 wrote: »

I was thinking that, I had Pethidine when I broke my leg after the operation I loved it, I felt like I didn't care about anything but its more of a short term thing. All drugs can have side effects so important not to take them for longer than necessary.

I wonder why they didn't offer you co hydramol which I find pretty strong & can't take it, in fact I can't take any sort of painkillers as they upset my stomach, hence no sleep for 2 nights

Qpr
I get Pethidine from time to time when this pain kicks in as they have told me there is nothing they can do for me regarding the cause of it ( 13 abdominal surgeries have caused adhesions that become inflamed) I do take dihydrocodeine which is a lot stronger than the co dydramol but have a new doc that doesn't like to give out anything so will just have to see how it goes xx
Hope your'e feeling better soon xxx

rhosynbach

thought i had stumbled on a cooking thread by mistake.
the welsh cakes look great my teen son makes lovely welshcakes and bara brith he even came second in village show the old dears where not happy that a youngster had beaten them:rotfl:
going to have to drag him away from working on his morris minor to make some later as the photo made me want them and i will not tell him this but his are better than mine..

grumpys1daughter

sharon-p wrote: »

I found them in Lurg@n, G1D, prob a bit far for you to travel but they are out there. No sel or scanners instore so I just got one to try and it went through at 27p. Good luck xx

Morning all, havent posted in a few days but have been lurking (seem to have lost my T's mojo atm). Think all the stuff with the kids granda passing last week and DDs distress have caught up with me so been taking it easy trying to avoid a major fibro flare up.

Glad to see the spirit of the thread is back, as Im sure our missing friend would want. So many people I wanted to reply to but brain fog wont let me remember so massive hugs to those in need, thanks to those for recipes and stash piccies (well jealous!!) and heres hoping for a massive glitch soon

Thanks Sharon
Will keep a look out if they are going through over here and hope you get your mojo back soon sending you hugs xxx

jumblejack

Stage 2:

Whilst cake is baking, get your filling n topping ready.

Boozy Baileys Fudgy Frosting (sorry, it does describe it well though!)

Melt GENTLY together:
4 dessert spoons of Irish cream
3oz home made butter (or marg)
1 dessert spoon of cheapo coffee.

Allow to cool then fold into 12oz of sieved icing sugar:



Should look like this:

jumblejack

Stage 3:

Boozy Baileys whipped cream filling:

Tub of double cream
Dessert spoon of icing
Glug of Irish cream.

Whisk together to form soft peaks:



Looks like this:

jumblejack

Stage 4:

Assemble your cake:



My cake isn't cold enough yet so you will have to wait for last piccie.....

Issyc

I spend a lot of my time on here trying to decide who would be better to go and live with, Nikkilala or Jumblejack? Then LadyLeenie comes along and tells Toni what they are having for lunch and my indecision increases.

fourp

can I just say that I love whisking up soft peaks . the cake in progress looks super jumblejack .
many thanks for your time & effort to share .

czerniacha

Morning everyone

My alarm clock was meant to wake me up at 8am but I switched it off and slept till 10am I always intend to get up earlier on a Saturday but getting up at 5.30am all week makes me want to sleeeeep on Saturday

Anyway I'll just give Boots a miss today(not that I NEED anything from there ) and go for my T trip later today and maybe get some whoopsies too :T I just really need a lazy day tbh as the cold is getting worse

caz I wish you and your boys all the best and I hope you soon find someone who deserves you more then your ex :A

jj your cake looks absolutely yummy so far! :T I want some please!

Hope HC will be back with us soon :j

APennysaved_2

CookieRaider wrote: »

.... been working from the early hrs and have just sat on my @rse. Not been to Ts for a couple of days it's all he lurkers that live in scumhill that don't have the balls to post on here or just don't care. If you are in there like me you will know what i mean weans screaming and the parents sceaming louder it's a joke and it makes me feel sick to the stomach that some kids are dragged up instead of getting a decent chance in life, but i know what maryhill and the areas around it are like thats why i moved to Bearsden so that my kids have a chance in life and i have been here for 8 yrs now and it has worked my DD1&2 are both doing well at high school and DD3 is great in the local primary, my only worry is my 14 month old boy as he is a destructive little **** and is trying ma patience but as always i

Mystery was solved...Georgesmummy owned up
I know what you mean about 'those people', feel so sorry for the kids...this is the main reason we moved over from the South side. Would love to live in Bearsden/M.gavie for that reason, but as it'll be ages before we can save enough for a deposit (if ever) and there's no way we can afford the private lets there, it's just a dream atm.

dcon_blue wrote: »

Mmmm ... spotty wipe clean table cloth sounds very handy ... would you have the b/c for this please?

Terracota Wipe-clean tablecloth...6676

fourp wrote: »

Morning All plus 1 ,
A cold and frosty morning with a lovely display of webs upon leaving the house to go to T's and drop some freegle blinds off ..
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Please tell me those are moulded paving stones and not real fossils!:eek::eek: