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  • redruby
    redruby Posts: 7,317 Forumite
    Morning all,

    Cold and damp here this morning, no washing to do, might go on a search for some.

    Need to list some ebay things today, and have a tidy round and go and see my dad, dropping dd at work this morning.

    We have a load of brisket left over from yesterday, I also have some sweede, roasted squash, yorkies and gravy left, so its either a very easy dinner today, or I freeze the veg etc, and have cold meat and chips :D I quite fancy that actually.

    Ok better get on, have good days all xx
  • Morning All
    Hopefully it will be drier today so I have one wash out and another in the machine.
    I have to clean the utility room out, I have all the stores of sundries in there and they are starting to overflow :eek: I am not complaining I am proud of what I have put away so far, but it really does need a good sort out.

    BFN x
    Blessed are the cracked for they are the ones that let in the light
    C.R.A.P R.O.L.L.Z. Member #35 Butterfly Brain + OH - Foraging Fixers
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  • Morning all,

    with such an easy tea of chicken sandwishes last night i managed to wrap a few presents for birthdays this month and next, hoovered the house complete and made butternut squash soup for lunches this week.

    LW - i have set the security settings but thank you for the reminder.

    Hope all have a good day.
  • Julie67
    Julie67 Posts: 2,362 Forumite
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    Good morning all

    Moorhen even more positive vibes for today:D
    Bitsy I love turkey mince it's cheap and lean and tasty
    Nmlc please tell me where you work the curiosity is killing me:rotfl:
    I always imagine you in a bank or post office, I think Bargainbird is dying to know too:D

    Not too bad a night, my tooth is just a dull a he mainly in the evening. I have a terrible taste in my mouth so doing regular salt washes.
    Had a long chat with my dsil and db in Australia and they are so excited to see us all. They say the weather is heating up nicely.
    A day at home pottering today. Totm so need a chilled day.
    Tea tonight will be roast lamb curry with the leftovers from Sunday.
    Will probably go and get weighed tonight.
    Caught up with I'm a celebrity last night, Helen is driving me mad already!
    Anyway off to catch up with Made in Chelsea have a good day all x
    Started Self Managed DMP 10th May 2017.
    Working hard to get rid of our debt.
  • nlj1520
    nlj1520 Posts: 619 Forumite
    Morning everyone,
    Overslept, but figure I must have needed it! Lots of work to do today amd going to try to finish one project as that will leave me clear to do some of my own stuff later in the week. Means a hard day today, but it'll be worth it.
    More stuff to do regarding son and his carers etc, but we have made so much progress in the last few months I'm not complaining.
    Went to my textile group last night and had a wonderful time. They are a lovely group and do some inspiring work. Hope this will get me stitching again. I have plenty of ideas but lack the energy to follow them through.
    Lunch will be HM vegetable soup and dinner pork again, although if work gets done, may turn it into a casserole for a change.
    Good vibes to all.
    'Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go.' T S Eliot
  • tru
    tru Posts: 9,138 Forumite
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    Morning :hello:

    I took the kitchen curtains down earlier to wash them, they looked OK but thought they needed freshening up. The tops were filthy :eek: so I gave them a soak first :D They now smell lovely and are on the line.

    Had a burst of energy this morning so I swept upstairs, aimed it towards the stairs and flicked it all down, then got the hoover out to do the stairs. I usually use a dustpan and brush but end up flicking the bits all over my feet, lol.

    I looked at a crochet pattern the other day and couldn't decipher it so I've been googling for really basic instructions. I had no idea there were so many stitches - I only know one :o Well, two if you include chain stitch :D
    Bulletproof
  • Morning all,
    Cat kept jumping on me in the night:mad:

    BP down this morning, and that's after NOT taking the pills:T Gone back on my vitamins and supplements instead..:o Legs are still swollen a bit, but not as much, here's hoping!

    Three loads of washing done. Decided to wash the towels and tablecloths in my guest room, as they have been on for a while and looked a bit dusty:rotfl: Much better now!

    Got to ring T Mobile soon about my contract. It's run out anda I want to get it cheaper.

    Dinner is beef casserole made by my cleaner for me:T

    Have a good day
    I Believe in saving money!!!:T
    A Bargain is only a bargain if you need it!



  • Juie - TG it's me just me who's curious :D, Maybe is the CIA :cool:
    Tru - Go to youtube for tutorials, that how i learn't
    HH - So glad you saw the bag :T, didn't want to just leave it on the doorstep :o

    Done 1 cean now eating brunch before next

    Tea godness know maybe soup :o
    Mr T's deivering tonight

    H:oave good ones x
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    go to the pub sit outside
    and admire the hanging basket :cool:
    Is officially 48% tight :D
  • tru
    tru Posts: 9,138 Forumite
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    Tru - Go to youtube for tutorials, that how i learn't

    Thanks, will do.

    Is there a site that lists the stitches? I want to see 'this is whatever stitch' next to photo of the stitch.
    Bulletproof
  • donny-gal
    donny-gal Posts: 4,661 Forumite
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    tru wrote: »
    Thanks, will do.

    Is there a site that lists the stitches? I want to see 'this is whatever stitch' next to photo of the stitch.

    Drop me a PM tru, I crochet.

    Morning All

    Wet again here, you may be pleased to hear;) and only 12C, so not much different to you. Catching up on some paperwork, DH took Skye to a neighbours to invite them round for coffee as we know staying in drives them stir crazy, but seems to be abducted, so I have peace, with Smooth Radio keeping me company.

    We didn't wake up until 9.40am and that includes Skye:eek:, not that we missed much with the weather. Seems to have stopped raining now. Forecast says drizzle until tea time but should be 16C, a dry day is currently forecast for tomorrow. I had to do Skye's paws yesterday, the one thing they have to have is the fur trimmed between the pads, as otherwise they slip on the tiled floors out here, and get snow stuck in them at home when we have any. Use an electric hair trimmer and she doesn't seem to mind.

    Molly Hope you had a good rest, btw, off to Burchclere, Newbury for the NY again this year, not sure on where we are staying overnight the 27th or just going straight there on the 28th, will decide nearer the time as DH & Fianc!e will be home, and they think they are not going back until the 28th. Shame High Clere closes for Xmas/NY.

    Glad your DD is home Jackie-0 make sure she leaves the vacuuming well alone, that seems to be the worst thing to do. I had DS 7 and DH went back to work as I was OK, I managed to do a dinner, it took me all day, I had to put the empty pans on the stove, do one item at a time, and put them in the empty pans then use a small jug to fill them, and DH drained them when he got home, but it kept me from going totally stir crazy, I also learnt to x-stitch at that time, as it needed concentration, I was also used to full time work in a demanding job. I went back after 7 weeks, but did take it steady.

    ((hugs)) all around, take care all. DG
    Member #8 of the SKI-ers Club
    Why is it I have less time now I am retired then when I worked?
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