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missy.moo_3

bensonsmum wrote: »

Pasties - i know where you mean, on the right hand side on the callington road heading away from saltash - absolutely lovely pasties at the pastie farm on the main road, also a bit partial to the homemade fudge you can buy there as well, always stop off there when visiting my mum in Pensilva - some to take for us for our lunch and more to take home with me for my lot. :):) Make sure you get them cold or else you will be paying the pasty tax:(:(

I think we're Ok til October? Might be wrong. I'm so :mad: :mad: at this ridiculous piece of legislation. e-petition here ->

https://submissions.epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/31807 not gathering suport as I'd hoped!

On a different note, I saw Brian Turner making a 'pasty' on T.V. earlier, (the term 'pasty' is used v loosely!)

He FRIED onion, :eek: and TOPSIDE beef, :eek: added CARROT :eek: , STOCK :eek: , WORCESTER SAUCE :eek: , TOBASCO :eek: , turnip, potato and parsley, cooked to a mush :eek: , put it in pastry then kind of pushed the edges together on top :eek::eek::eek:

Pasty?? I think not!!

freddies_flyers_two

So very sorry to hear your news 3dogs. Im wishing you & your family lots of strength and love xx Your in my thoughts & prayers xx

SpiralingDown

Snap-ant wrote: »

The Options drinking chocolate sachets - chocolate cherry flavour now scan at 10p each :T
Bought a whole box full for £2.60

and thanks to OP I got the Gold Blend Decaff 100gs for £1.50 SEL £3.57

I picked up the tubs/jars of Options in Belgian choc and choc brownie mix for 71p and 72p in N3wt0wnards store today. SEL'd at this with a multi buy of 2 for £5 :eek: :rotfl: folded behind the label

Tinyshoes

For anyone who has ordered the Gold Label Pinot Noir, OH finished the bottle he opened last night and says it's nicer than the Cono Sur one, so that's some brownie points to me.

I've been drinking a bottle of OOD Bucks Fizz I found, had OCT 2012 on label, actually have only just realised as I typed that it was still in date. Think Donut award of the night goes to me then. :rotfl:

If had realised earlier would have opened something with a bit more of a kick, oh well there is always tomorrow.

Auntycaz

3 Dogs so sorry you and Alan have had such bad news today.

nahteb20

Big Cwtches to frequent

bensonsmum

missy.moo wrote: »

I think we're Ok til October? Might be wrong. I'm so :mad: :mad: at this ridiculous piece of legislation. e-petition here ->

https://submissions.epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/31807 not gathering suport as I'd hoped!

On a different note, I saw Brian Turner making a 'pasty' on T.V. earlier, (the term 'pasty' is used v loosely!)

He FRIED onion, :eek: and TOPSIDE beef, :eek: added CARROT :eek: , STOCK :eek: , WORCESTER SAUCE :eek: , TOBASCO :eek: , turnip, potato and parsley, cooked to a mush :eek: , put it in pastry then kind of pushed the edges together on top :eek::eek::eek:


Pasty?? I think not!!

Signed and shared over on Facebook

And as for the above pasty recipe - thats pants:eek::eek::eek:

frequent

locarr wrote: »

Nope, keep trying!!:D

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tamilla

3Dogs wrote: »

Evening all - sorry I didn't report in earlier but been texting and talking on the phone since we got back

The Registrar examined Mr 3Dogs, ran through his health history and recent events, together with present position, then talked about chemo to try to slow the cancer down. It would be tablets, given on a 3 week cycle, 2 weeks tablets with one week rest, then start again. However he felt that, with Alan feeling so weak, he was borderline for treatment as he needed to be strong to take the side effects. He went to talk it over with the Oncologist who came in to talk to us too. The Oncologist said that Alan was too weak to take the treatment and also, with the treatment lowering the ammune system and Alan having an open wound to the abcess, the danger was too great that he might get an infection which would lead to him being admitted to hospital. So he said that treatment was not an option as things were, and rather than getting stronger, Alan may start to get weaker straight away

He asked if we fully understood the cancer Alan had, i.e. bowel cancer spread to liver and as such incurable,, which we did. He also asked what prognosis we'd been given, and when we said consultant had given a sort of generalisation of 6 months to 2 years, he said that the cancer was very advanced and it would be a matter of months rather than years, which was a bit of a shock. Anyway, they are referring him to Macmillan Community Nursing Team and to another Doctor but we can't remember what that was for so will have to wait and see what that was about

So it was not the best of news but, as a friend of ours always says, it is what it is. We still intend to make the most of the time Alan has left with a holiday in Devon with our 3 dear MSE friends in July to look forward to, and a trip up North to visit family before then, so we will remain strong and positive

So sorry to hear this news, you are in my prayers, hugs to you both.

OldBear

Evening all,

Just got in ; it's so good to be back at the 'W' word (he lied).

First (always): 3Dogs: I'm so sorry about the not so good news.
You and Alan continue to amaze. You both have my utmost respect. :T :T :T

Second: Dreamerbea: you're an :A; you know why. Mrs OB says, "Ta much! "

Not much else to report, except that I'm tired.

Hugs and love to all that need them. :grouphug:

OB