The Remember Remember NSD November Challenge

Nargleblast

Everthe Optimist - don't worry about Igor doing the catering for your baby shower, I have already explained to him that just because it's a baby shower it doesn't mean babies are on the menu......

jet77

Sign me up for 25 days please in line with the NOvember challenge.

1/25 so far 24 to go!!

kerri_gt

Nargleblast wrote: »

Finished work - check.
Got home safely - check.
Moggies One and Two safe indoors - check (eventually - Mog One slipped out through my legs as I opened the front door, stupid creature! However, it was a bit brass monkeys out there so he was soon back in again)

Happy pole dancing, kerri, or whatever it is you're doing for the next month!

lol! not sure i'll be poling for the whole month, but it's deff been the focus of my attention recently - just added up my cotume costs and it's night on £60 :eek: still does look the bees knees if I do say so myself I'll share my song after the performance tomorrow.

Casserole sounds yummy - assuming igor had nothing to do with it - any chance of sharing the recipie....please

Am I the only one who has a mog who actually wants to go out when the fireworks are on next door, sits watching them, then comes in when they are finished? :huh:

beanielou

Hope all goes well tomorrow kerri..

Nargle~the cauldron of doom~love it

Nargleblast

Sausage casserole - don't know how OH made it and he wouldn't be able to remember either as he just chucks stuff in till it tastes right! Plenty of onions, sliced carrots, sliced potatoes, Lincolnshire sausages (quickly browned first) stock cubes, tinned tomatoes then whatever other spices/herbs you fancy. All done over seven or eight hours in the slow cooker. Serve with bread and butter. A shovelful of mild curry powder would probably liven it up a bit.

Tomorrow I am in the cook's chair and it will be roast lamb with apple sponge pud and custard for afters as I have a craving for things warm and stodgy. Winter draws on....

citizenkitten

ETO - cool! do you want to know whether you wwill have a girl or boy?

no NSD for me as explained, grandfathers birthday and poor love is blind as a bat now and therefore doesnt eat anything other than ready meals, so i bought him a big selection of ready meals from Mrs M and Mr S. food !!!!!! extraordinare. i have to say they are fantastic for buying meals for traditional tastes people, my grampa is practically over the moon about syrup sponge puddings that can be microwaved!

now if there was only someone that would provide suet puddings, i would be my grandfathers facvourite grandchild by far LOL!

kerri_gt

citizenkitten wrote: »

ETO - cool! do you want to know whether you wwill have a girl or boy?

no NSD for me as explained, grandfathers birthday and poor love is blind as a bat now and therefore doesnt eat anything other than ready meals, so i bought him a big selection of ready meals from Mrs M and Mr S. food !!!!!! extraordinare. i have to say they are fantastic for buying meals for traditional tastes people, my grampa is practically over the moon about syrup sponge puddings that can be microwaved!

now if there was only someone that would provide suet puddings, i would be my grandfathers facvourite grandchild by far LOL!

Ahh how thoughtful of you CK. Could you look up a traditional suet pudding recipie and perhaps make some up for him to microwave?

citizenkitten

kerri_gt wrote: »

Ahh how thoughtful of you CK. Could you look up a traditional suet pudding recipie and perhaps make some up for him to microwave?

yeah we were getting really worried as the only vegetables my grandparents were eating were ones that came with ready meals...:( so i deliberately chose the mns "meals for one" as they come with nice veg. they dont trust themselves with boiling pans etc... i really want them to get some home help but they are stubborn and they absolutely refuse. i think their health decline has shocked us all as they have always been so amazing. My grandmother runs a antique textile business and until last year so she 85 and he 90.. they would drive all the way to the south of france visiting old chateauxs and markets loading up the car. She ran antique fairs and has her own blog. puts me to shame completely!

anyway yeah... your right, I should do this. if i can recreate my grandfather's favourite meal of all time I know it would mean so much to him.

......... my kitchen is eyeing me nervously.......

:rotfl:

solventsoon

Hello everyone :wave:

Wow.... there are lots of us this month:D:D I can see there are a few familiar faces returning to the NSD fold, welcome back, lovely to see you again.

I'm forgotten to sign up this month:o.. it's nothing to do with my age of course:D:D... all due to the mega-busy two weeks I've just had..

Please could you sign me up for my usual 20 NSDs freeby:A I think you're going to have a busy month keeping us all in order :eek:

I'm off to a good start:j:j:j:j 3 NSDs so far and fingers crossed for no 4 tomorrow:D:D

I'll catch up with everyone and their news tomorrow and will be back tomorrow night with the update, see you all then :wave:

Have a good Sunday everyone:)

castlelough

No NSD for me yet, but have my sights set on Monday for my first! Fingers crossed!