Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated

fairclaire

Good morning

Just had coffee in the garden in the sun. How lovely Got a busy day planned. Im seeing Oh consultant today to discuss having him home for a few hours over the weekend and into next week :j

Then Im stopping off at the polling station on the way home. Not very enamoured with any of the candidates, but can't stand wasting my vote. Then Im taking the risky move :eek: of moving my grapevine to a new location. It's all going on here :rotfl:

Hope 3 dogs knee is better today. Hugs to SD :A. Hope the sunshine is with you all

fairclaire

I forgot to wish snap ant and 4p a fab holiday! Hope you both have a great time

tigerwhite_2

Morning all. Another early start for me (5.50am:eek:). Tigercub likes to wake early :mad:

Mrs_stinkface wrote: »

I can't believe I forgot to tell you all about the charming lady I passed yesterday.

Picture the scene- me and my little boy are walking down the road yesterday morning at 9am singing old macdonald and having a little dance in the street. We've passed a woman with a buggy and I've smiled and said "morning" The very charming response was " F off you cheery !!!!!"
Lovely eh.
I was totally stunned and speechless (not a normal response I can assure you)
Beautiful ain't it. :rotfl:

This didnt half make me laugh!!!

FloFlo wrote: »

He's not bare he has a bow.


Now...

Mary had a little lamb,
she also had a bear,
I've often seen her little lamb,
but I've never seen her bare.:p

My DS and I were signing nursery rhymes last night and he said "let's sing baa baa pink sheep". Obviously I said no, it's baa baa black sheep.... Until he sang this out to me:

Baa baa pink sheep, have you any spots?
Yes sir, yes sir, lots and lots.
Some on my fingers and some on my toes,
Some on my face and some on my nose!

Westvleteren

Morning all

Glitchy day or not - that is the question. Thought Savvy would have been keen to get a test shop in nice and early... No shopping today for me today whatever the outcome I have the 4th down as a glitchy day but I can't remember my reasoning

Nannylala wrote: »

Westie just watched the weather hoping you are not getting any snow up in your part of the country :eek:

Frosty early this morning and some of the white stuff frozen to the car windscreen

fairclaire wrote: »

Good morning

Just had coffee in the garden in the sun.

Lucky you!

zagubov

Good morning! Hope it's warmer later on!:cool:

barbaraemmerson

fairclaire wrote: »

that is the post of the night for me :rotfl::rotfl: I love you squills :rotfl::rotfl:

fairclaire wrote: »

I invested in a vacuum sealer. You can store about three times as much food.....get rid of all the packaging. And your meat doesn't get freezer burn, lasts 2 years with all the air sucked out. It's also good for freezing other stuff....I freeze all sorts.

I have 2 medium sized chests and my fridge freezer. Freezer part of that is full of junk food which I can't seem to convince my DS2 to stop eating.

FairClair could I ask what make yours is and is it easy to use? Does it use ordinary bags or do you use special rolls which seem expensive. My freezer is permanently full and there is only two of us. Have considered a vacuum sealer but they seem to get mixed reviews.

Snap-ant

What a beautiful day :T

Blue sky

♥ SpirallingUp ♥

I Spy Mad has changed the Quiz categories :rotfl::rotfl: Good luck

:hello: Enjoy yourselves ♥

madmuppet5

More burgers withdrawn from Asda

http://www.farminguk.com/news/Asda-withdraws-burgers-due-to-sulphites_25452.html

fairclaire

barbaraemmerson wrote: »

FairClair could I ask what make yours is and is it easy to use? Does it use ordinary bags or do you use special rolls which seem expensive. My freezer is permanently full and there is only two of us. Have considered a vacuum sealer but they seem to get mixed reviews.

They are expensive Barbara. I have an Andrew James one, which I bought second hand for about £40. I buy the rolls on ebay. The rolls are easier because you can make them any size you need. Doesn't you son have a restaurant? You might be able to source one from a catering equipment supplier?

fuzzgun19

For those with the £29 NOOK e-reader, does this have the glow light thing where you can read in the dark?