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artha

David. wrote: »

Snowing in Darlo

Anyway on a lighter note went to the woods today with both dogs while it was still frosty less mud or so I thought.
Bailey is about 10 weeks post op on her leg and she ran for 25 minutes today there and fantastic news no limp afterwards.
:T:T:T:T
So hopefully thats it she has been sorted at last bless her.
Seen as he was mentioned here the other day here is a pic of Dexter.
Hopefully nothing showing in his eyes DM and tweets

Trying to snow here a few miles east of Darlo:)

Nice pic again David.

Saw you mentioning a few days ago industrial theme photos. Reminded me of these taken by an old acquaintance of mine. Brilliantly captures the desolation and character of places like South Bank (Boro not London:rotfl:):rotfl: when in decline in the 60s/70s due to the death of steelmaking and shipbuilding. South Bank used to be known as "slaggy island" in it's heyday.

http://www.artsbank.co.uk/artists/artist/robin-dale/

helen2k333

A quick question, I purchased some slippers from Next online the other day, picked them up but they are to small, will I be able to exchange them instore or will I have to return then and reorder?

nerfdad

barbara6812 wrote: »

Any of you fellow north east people hitting boots sale wed Teesside park?
If so I'm just off nights so if you see a bedraggled scruffy half asleep loony lady say hello it's mme

Most of the ladies on here are as you discribed when wombling:D:p

nairny54

barbara6812 wrote: »

Steel toe caps dodgy blue work pants and a bad blonde hair dye, yep that's me. Promise I scrub up well just works well dpesnt exactly let me dress like a lady . Perhaps we should all wear outrageous hat .

OK so who blabbed about my hat fetish:rotfl:

pattylabelle

nerfdad wrote: »

Most of the ladies on here are as you discribed when wombling:D:p

Have to blend in with the environs:D

matty17r

Keep reading on different forums today people having trouble with mice in their sheds. I understand that some peanut butter is very tempting to them!

Artha - this whoopsie shopping is a challenge in our area - they keep changing the times in our stores. Last monday I got 6 hot x cross buns for 24p at 2.30 in sainsbury, on wed they were 84p at the same time (probably the same amount on the shelf). My local tesco I have yet to hit at the right time - I think it is now quite late in the evening which doesn't suit me. I would rather chill out than go out on the hunt especially in winter. Asda has so many people on a sunday afternoon you have to be so lucky to be near the counter as the times vary. Very interesting thread on potatoes on food shopping. Last year I had bags of spuds everywhere - this year they are so expensive and never ys.

nairny54

Sorry peeps time for my bath and pjs got a date in the gym tomorrow and it's not gonna be pleasant
night night

Queenriderbrekke

TrulyMadly wrote: »

The easiest tea loaf you will ever make:)

13oz mixed fruit
5oz sugar
Half a pint of hot strong tea
11 oz SR flour
1 beaten egg

Soak fruit and sugar in tea overnight
Next day add flour and egg and mix well.
Put mixture into lined loaf tin and cook for one and a half hours in a medium hot oven.

Eat with lurpak:)

Looks good, is that a 2lb loaf tin please?

helen2k333

Night all, off to watch The Hotel on channel 4 plus 1 then bed :A

nerfdad

helen2k333 wrote: »

A quick question, I purchased some slippers from Next online the other day, picked them up but they are to small, will I be able to exchange them instore or will I have to return then and reorder?

You can take them back to store but they will credit your card if it was next directory.As a seperate transaction but they wont exchange.