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frequent

jumblejack wrote: »

Hehe. Those are NOT men's legs!!! I know you sometimes refer to yourself in the male gender but there is no cactus effect through that nylon!

Reckon those knobbly knee's give it away.

Ilovemykids

meerkatsmimm wrote: »

Any good baby glitches...baby meerkat needs to be spoilt x

congratulations!!! :j :T



have you had baby this morning and are on here already? have I read this right as I trying to skim read quickly!

if I have info please!!!!!!!!!!

wirehair

meerkatsmimm wrote: »

Any good baby glitches...baby meerkat needs to be spoilt x

Wonderful news congrats to you all .

Ilovemykids

sorry........hi all

SaverSavvy123

DODO wrote: »

:j:j:jI have done my VAT return

Now to look at tghe rest of my chores - sewing cub and brownie badges onto uniforms - yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk

I used to hate doing them! I used the wonderweb type of stuff, iron them on and then just a few stitches to hold them in place in case it washed off

freddies_flyers_two

Just prepared tea ready for cooking when the hungry ones come home from school. £2.85 for all four of us!!! Whoops Family size steak pie £1.55, chanternay carrots 30p, asparagus & tender stem brocolli 50p & half a mince lattice (for the awkward one) 50p yum yum & 71p a head!


Congratulations Meercat!!!!!! What have you had, when, where & how much? Details please. Hope you are all very well

west_is_best

frequent wrote: »

Arranged for her to get new phone in morning, might get some sex before xmas if carry on like this :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

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

Ilovemykids

just did a mega fast catchup while dh gets kids! got to go and 'look busy' now,pretending I haven't been on here!!

back later

jumblejack

izzeyb wrote: »

Jumblejack, have you any tips on potato cakes? My grannie used to make them and they were wonderful, hot out of the oven (on a cold winter day) with home-made butter (which used to run down my chin). I made some the other day and they were a tasteless disappointment. The stuff they sell in the supermarkets purporting to be potato cakes is pretty tasteless. Thanks IA

I have never made em I'm afraid. I know what you are referring to though.


I save my leftover mash to add to cheese, onion and then I stick it in a pastry lined dish then top with tomato slices and bake. Or sometimes I mash in a tin of corned beef and do the same.

Wholesome and cheap as chips! (well, as cheap as mash)

west_is_best

SaverSavvy123 wrote: »

I used to hate doing them! I used the wonderweb type of stuff, iron them on and then just a few stitches to hold them in place in case it washed off

I used to glue them on!!!!!!!!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: