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Sorry to hear about your job, and I can understand why it would have upset you, but what a lovely daughter you must have raised, to ask such a sweet and thoughtful question.
I dunno, we raise them to be nice, then cry when they ARE! :rolleyes:
Thanks Snaggles she is lovely ( but I am a bit biased there )
I think she is turning old style though :eek: she is currently making flapjacks in the kitchenI darent look but the last time I did she was covered in flour
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Oops,
The last time I made flapjacks, there wasn't any flour in them...lol
Bunny xEmpty pockets never held anyone back, only empty heads and empty hearts can do that -Peale0 -
Bunnyinthelights wrote: »Oops,
The last time I made flapjacks, there wasn't any flour in them...lol
Bunny x
:eek: then why is she covered in flour :eek:
think I had better investigate:cool: Official DFW Nerd Club Member #37 Debt free Feb 07 :cool:0 -
Maybe she's using it to roll them out on? Otherwise, you're going to be eating rather stodgy flapjacks later on!"I wasn't wrong, I just wasn't right enough.":smileyhea97800072589250
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Bunnyinthelights wrote: »Oops,
The last time I made flapjacks, there wasn't any flour in them...lol
Bunny x
I was just wondering that, :rotfl: :rotfl:
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LOL i think you CAN make flapjack with flour - don't need enough to cover yourself though!0
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findingmyownway wrote: »LOL i think you CAN make flapjack with flour - don't need enough to cover yourself though!
apparently in her recipie from Home Economics you do need flour - its just supposed to go into the flapjack and not down her jumper, trousers all over the work top, cooker top on the floor and in the cupboardkids dontcha just love em :rotfl:
have just cured my obsession with MSE - all this washing is ruining me
flapjack is scrummy:cool: Official DFW Nerd Club Member #37 Debt free Feb 07 :cool:0 -
Sorry to divert the topic from flapjack back to ebay, bit I am actually pretty rubbish at ebaying and I was hoping here might be the place for some tips? I have put stuff on plenty of times, but never seem to have much luck. I don't know where I go wrong but I don't seem to sell anything!
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If you use turbolister you can include lots of different pictures for free using Photobucket and this enables the bidders to see more. I always make an effort with my presentation - search item & description for 2007mseolympicchallenge for some examples. Could be teaching grandma to suck eggs if this is what you do anyway! I also reasearch all the previous closed listings to see if the items I'm selling do sell and for how much. I do have maybe 15-20% of items not sell.
HTHCCCS DMP:Feb 07
Total:£37,016.47 now £0 DEBT FREE FEB 14
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gaaah, don't talk to me about ebay :-(
I'm reading this to keep me busy during the last 10 minutes of an auction - there was a tattier example of teh same item (with a listing in block caps) finished an hour back with 23 bids & an end price 4 times what mine is sitting at with 3 minutes to go ;-(0
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