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Nice arms BradleyDebt free 6th December 2014
'Kindness is a simple act to show someone that you see them and that they're worth it'0 -
tigerwhite wrote: »well done :beer: really chuffed for you.
Hiya Logie. I went to a friends bake on Sat for it and made these..
http://www.thepinkwhisk.co.uk/2012/05/carrot-cake.html
They are soooo easy to do but look impressive. and they keep in the fridge for ages if wrapped in clingfilm- i've eaten 3 todayand they were made Fri :eek: but they are so moist and lovely still. be warned though, to make the carrots and coloured icing, put washing up gloves on when using the the colouring. My OH came home late Fri night (with a friend) to find me rolling icing wearing rubber gloves. Rock and roll eh?! :rotfl:
Ooh, good ideaI do love her recipes. Got most of those ingredients in too. If it keeps well I could at least get the cake done tonight then just ice tomorrow. Cheers hun
Bradley1984 wrote: »
What a difference! Well done :T♥ Worrying does not empty tomorrow of it's troubles.... it empties today of it's strength ♥0 -
Bradley1984 wrote: »Im an office bod Document Controller...but between the hours of 5:30am to 7am or 8pm to 9:30pm I train Strongman at my gym...Im by no way a professional but I will be entering my first comp next year...eek!
70 eggs
4kg kilos chicken
7pks of savoury rice
Mayonnaise
28 white rolls
2 jars Cheap Curry Sauce
2kg mixed veg
Protein Shake if run out
Every week! And i still am not bored of it after 6 months! I went from just over 20st to 16.5st but am now slowly building up weight in muscle rather than fat...wanna see a pic of the before and after?
Good for you :j Are you doing tough mudder next year?
http://toughmudder.co.uk/'I solemnly swear that I am up to no good'0 -
Bradley1984 wrote: »
Wow, look at the guns on youReally, you should be chuffed at all the hard work you have done. A big pat on the muscle bound back for you Bradley:T
Tiger :cool:
I'm a body double for Claudia Schiffer and i wont get out of bed for less than [STRIKE]£10k per day[/STRIKE] a 1p find0 -
Well done :T:T:T Bradley1984
broke my back doing glitching :eek:
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Great work Bradley :T:jNO MORE HANDWASH GLITCHES PLEASE
:D
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Way to go Bradley1984! :j0
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I really appreciate the positive feedback...I was a wee bit nervous about posting that, not many people see those photos...!0
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tigerwhite wrote: »DS has just turned 4 - should i buy for him learning to write do you think? I'm going to his school tonight for them to show the parents how they teach the kids maths and english. He also does french and began ballet two weeks ago
Not that there is anything wrong with ballet (!) but it wouldn't be my choice. Picked his ballet shoes up from reception this morning. when i told my good old northern (and old fashioned) dad, he nearly spluttered his tea out :eek::rotfl: Think he imagined billy elliott
Aww bless him with ballet, I think it's sweet. Very good excercise!
If you see the reduced ones I would buy, they are good for teaching them how to hold the pencil correctly, but maybe he does that naturally anyway? DS2 has really poor pencil control and if he uses a normal one he tends to hold it in a sort of fist like grip. These remind him how to grip properly. It writing is still very poor but every little helps!0
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