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streetlights

Issyc wrote: »

Has the jacket potato thread been replaced by the non cinema buffs thread?

I can't remember the last film I saw I don't think I have been in a cinema for around 10 years. I sit still for that long without being bored.
On the Jacket potato discussion I have not had one for a few months now.

Gemini_Jes

Issyc wrote: »

I didn't like the Superman films but I agree that it was very sad. By the way, I've only read the first "Shades" book. To be honest, I was not very impressed. Just soft !!!!!!. Not much of a story line. I'm not bothering with the other two.

I enjoyed the first book, the second book was OK but the third was dire. I liked the character of Christian and how his childhood influenced his adult life but I do think the books are repetitive.

Issyc

My husband is away tonight on a motorbike rally so I am home alone. I was thinking of ordering a pizza as a treat for me and my pet jacket potato. A jacket potato is not just for Christmas, it is for life.

logie

Evening guys,

It seems to have been a bit quiet on here as I've managed to almost catch up despite not being on at all yesterday.

I've had a lovely couple of days. Was my sister's wedding yesterday so I've enjoyed a little overindulgent pampering in preparation and she had a fantastic day. I can also now relax as I was really stressing about going into labour beforehand. Even if baby had been born and I could go, my bridesmaid dress wouldn't have fit! I am likely to look like i'm wearing a tent in the photos but never mind!

Brought some memories back reading about St Michael's Hill in Bristol. I used to live half way up it when I was at Uni. Had a fab view from my 3rd floor room across the city. Must've been fitter then. Sure I wouldn't manage walking it daily nowadays!

Loving FKs pics of Wells :T We've had some lovely days out there

Issyc

streetlights wrote: »

On the Jacket potato discussion I have not had one for a few months now.

Well done! It is difficult but keep it up. Every time you get tempted, think of the money you are saving and how much healthier you will feel...

streetlights

Issyc wrote: »

My husband is away tonight on a motorbike rally so I am home alone. I was thinking of ordering a pizza as a treat for me and my pet jacket potato. A jacket potato is not just for Christmas, it is for life.

I have just had pizza and it was lovely. I do hope you enjoy yours, and enjoy not doing any washing up.

streetlights

Issyc wrote: »

Well done! It is difficult but keep it up. Every time you get tempted, think of the money you are saving and how much healthier you will feel...

dam I Can't keep the healthy Facade up now I told you all I had pizza

emmlouie

Issyc wrote: »

My husband is away tonight on a motorbike rally so I am home alone. I was thinking of ordering a pizza as a treat for me and my pet jacket potato. A jacket potato is not just for Christmas, it is for life.

we just had pizza, had a voucher for a stuffed crust for £10 from pizza hut

Issyc

streetlights wrote: »

On the Jacket potato discussion I have not had one for a few months now.

I was on 20 a day at one time...

flowerclipper

logie wrote: »

Evening guys,

It seems to have been a bit quiet on here as I've managed to almost catch up despite not being on at all yesterday.

I've had a lovely couple of days. Was my sister's wedding yesterday so I've enjoyed a little overindulgent pampering in preparation and she had a fantastic day. I can also now relax as I was really stressing about going into labour beforehand. Even if baby had been born and I could go, my bridesmaid dress wouldn't have fit! I am likely to look like i'm wearing a tent in the photos but never mind!

Brought some memories back reading about St Michael's Hill in Bristol. I used to live half way up it when I was at Uni. Had a fab view from my 3rd floor room across the city. Must've been fitter then. Sure I wouldn't manage walking it daily nowadays!

Loving FKs pics of Wells :T We've had some lovely days out there

Ooooh! Brought back memories for me also. I used to live at the top of hill and my youngest daughter was also born at the maternity hospital half way down. Seems so long ago now.