'supporting each other through really tough times'

kidcat

OH Mar you deserve some nice weather- but on the plus side if you can catch them ducks you could have crispy duck and pancakes:)

mardatha

Oh god roast duck. Oh please yess

GreyQueen

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I'm picturing you as a TP 'wee free men' now GQ

I love the NacMacFeegle; how can you resist a character called Rob Anybody.............:rotfl:

Last time I was in Glasgow I was abused for being English so I shall deffo keep my trap shut if passing thru again.

mardatha

Everybody gets abused in Glasgow I think that's normal GQ. That's why I never go there LOL

mcculloch29

I don't get abused in Glasgow if they know my surname. Otherwise I'm fair game like everyone else. I like Glasgow.
I love the Nac Mac Feegle, I have a soft spot for Billy Bigchin and Daft Wullie. Plus of course, Wee Mad Arthur, the Feegle cop. Can't forget that name.

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If anyone wants a treat that is not too naughty but tastes like it IS!!!!!! two slices of wholemeal bread spread with Mr.T's lowest fat creme fraiche, topped with sliced strawberries and sprinkled with stevia granules turns into the nummiest afternoon tea on the planet when paired with a nice cup of tea, and it feels deliciously naughty too!!!!! Mmmmmmmmmmm.........

mcculloch29

That sounds quite similar to my version Lyn: I use Dutch crispbakes topped with low fat plain cream cheese and fruit conserve. Usually A!di's as it's very cheap. Strawberry is best, but blackcurrant is good. Allowing for the difference in bread/crispbake calories my conserve probably comes up with the same total calories as yours, not as healthy though. I have this all the year round though and refuse to buy watery strawbs.

Edit: Lyn is right, tastes heavenly...

Cheapskate

Evening all, back from a spell being AWOL - too much RL rubbish to deal with!

Fuddle - just caught up properly now, realise your problems, your poor lass! Kick @rse, there's a good fuddle! :rotfl: WIll chat tomorrow if you're not busy x

Mum has first memory assessment thingy next week, combination of hoping/dreading a diagnosis, expecting very early stage of some sort of dementia, genetics dictates it in a big way. If it is, at least we'll know.

One fave treat I've rediscovered - a local dairy makes lush vanilla yogurt, got cream in it, but with fresh fruit is as sinful as said fruit with cream, but fewer calories, if that makes sense?

TC on the change, GC restarted, back on the MSE/OS wagon (feels like home!), glad some of the regulars are back (even Nursie!), have missed you all these last couple of weeks!

A xo

ginnyknit

My Mum went for the post op check up after her thyroidectomy and no cancer was found :j:j:j Which is amazing if you saw the goitre she had and the way her voice box was being pushed sideways. I can now breathe a sigh of relief for a while.

Actually got out for a couple of hours today, hubby took me for lunch (voucher Bogoff) Then I nipped in a craft shop and got a couple of cheap bargains so all in all a lovely day.

Possession I used to nip round the local canal (filled in canal that is) and collect dandelions when we had all the rescue rabbits and guinea pigs, they are by far the most nutritious greens you can get for them. Of course you have to be careful you dont pick them anywhere there might be weedkiller used.

mcculloch29

My guinea piggies thrived on dandelions but they do increase urine output, so be prepared to cage -clean a bit more often. The French didn't call them p*ss-en-lit for nothing!