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fourp

French_Knickers wrote: »

Niiice! Lets have the nice wide angle lens shot of your swag! Not enough swag pics on here lately!

We're certainly running out of space & suitcases to store our little stash of swag ...the dressing table in the bedroom is the latest victim for our storage solutions .

tigerwhite_2

mymerrywidow wrote: »

i burnt my bread (bread pudding to be exact):mad::mad::mad:

i came home from flour hunting to find the fire brigade/paramedics on my doorstep:eek::eek::eek: the police had broken down the door to get in.

Oh MMW, you did make me laugh..how funny you are (but glad you are ok!). Can you send T the bill for the inconvenience they have caused do you think?!:rotfl:

fourp

QPR10 wrote: »

I was typing that, glad to know its not only me

I must admit I'm very empathic (?) , I can raise a tear in my eye from others peoples mishaps etc ...I used to get watery eyed watching 'This is Your Life ' .

Clipstrip_Bargains

tricia89 wrote: »

somebody on my facebook just said they have the £5 detol vouchers back on britains greatest. i dunno what this is and they are off here so will prob be in here in a sec to say

P.s.. what is britains greatest?
TIA

cosmic-dust wrote: »

No coupons showing on mine.

I logged on to britians greatest & the Dettol no touch voucher for £5 was showing - but I could NOT get it to print (not just that one none of them)

tigerwhite_2

Decay wrote: »

I got a bread maker but wanted to try it by hand

Oh I just thought, I could have mixed it in the bread maker then put it in the oven

I mixed mine by hand and it is a bit sticky.. Make sure you have enough flour on the surface and once you've rolled/stretched it for 2 mins and left it for 5 mins, try not to handle it too much as it get's stickier. Be quick rolling it in balls or shoving in the tin.

purdita

fourp wrote: »

We're certainly running out of space & suitcases to store our little stash of swag ...the dressing table in the bedroom is the latest victim for our storage solutions .

:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:T


Do you want a lodger? .....I'm housetrained! :rotfl::rotfl:

tigerwhite_2

littleladybug wrote: »

It's sooooo not funny isn't it?!! I've had several conversations with people telling me their LO didn't sleep through until they were about 3ish :eek:. I'm seriously hoping that isn't the case for me lol!

Little lady bug, my son has been an angel re: sleeping through (from 10 weeks onwards) and I swear by a Gina Ford book called contented baby. It's all about routine and I'll use the book again next time. It's a white cover with a blue pic on, about £6 i think. There is a website for it if you go online. I'm off out for a bit now but PM me if you like x

Off out to docs now, smell ya'll later

BEAR

QPR10 wrote: »

I was typing that, glad to know its not only me[/QUOTE

fourp

Decay wrote: »

I got a bread maker but wanted to try it by hand

Oh I just thought, I could have mixed it in the bread maker then put it in the oven

nothing can beat the hands on experience ....except maybe a bread maker .
No matter what method you use the bread costs the same and will taste just as nice , and i guess that's what counts .:)

purdita

Right.....had my lunch and I've got conservatory blinds that need putting back up........I apologise now for any bad language you might hear!