The Extra Loveliest Individual's Team Expedition

tigerwhite_2

logie wrote: »

Ooh, good idea I 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


What a difference! Well done :T

You're welcome. Once you start rolling your carrot shapes out, you'll become critical of them as they look odd without the grooves and leaves. Good luck and post us a pic of them

purpledonkey wrote: »

Good for you :j Are you doing tough mudder next year?

http://toughmudder.co.uk/

I read "hardcore 12 mile" and exhausted myself :rotfl:

Cashlesslassie

What an achievement Bradley! You should be very proud of yourself.:T:T:T

vanilla_twist

fairclaire wrote: »

Not today I went yesterday :rotfl::rotfl:

Actually have had quite an exciting morning Went to an appointment with OH. He's finally agreed to join a project locally for injured serving/ex serving personnel. It's a fab project, they have a community garden and lots of stuff going on with that.
He's agreed to attend for 6 weeks initially to help with a project they're starting soon. Making planters for local war memorials.....he's quite handy so it's right up his street. And finally he will be having some contact with the outside world again!!

BIG step and Im Sooo pleased

Thats brilliant news:j
I saw a programme on c5 a few weeks ago where ex service men changed an unused scrap of land into allotments for ex service men. They defined each one by making them raised beds and planted bushes one side to protect from wind. Inbetween was nicely gravelled and looked like a cottage garden in a stately home. There was a row of sheds at one end and a summer house which acted as a social area with kettles ect. Would have really made a difference to many..

Think your oh will find it strange at first but I am sure there will be a ban on service talk (which I am sure he prefers to avoid). Sure with your area most small talk will be fishing which he will enjoy.
Your oh will be making fun of your self made potting bench before you know it:)
V x

PrincessSavings

Done a BNI shop just to see if anything compares


1x
SMA FOLLOW ON INFANT MILK 250ML
- £0.79 £0.79 £0.79 £0.79
1x
BANANAS LOOSE
0.235kg £0.16 £0.16 £0.16 £0.16
1x
T.BIG NIGHT IN 20 DOUGH BALLS WITH DIP 260G
- £2.00 † n/a n/a n/a
2x
T.BIG NIGHT IN LOADED P'RONI 12" PIZZA 490G
- £8.00 † n/a n/a n/a
1x
T.BIG NIGHT IN CHICKEN TIKKA & PILAU RICE 450G
- £3.00 † n/a £3.60 £2.00
1x
T.BIG NIGHT IN INDIAN CKN KORMA & RICE 450G
- £3.00 † £2.40 n/a £2.00
1x
T.BIG NIGHT IN INDIAN 4 VEG SAMOSA 215G
- £1.50 † n/a £2.00 £1.00
1x
T.BIG NIGHT IN SPICY POTATO WEDGES 250G
- £1.50 † n/a n/a n/a
1x
T.BIG NIGHT IN CHINESE 8 MINI PRAWN TOAST 90G
- £1.50 † n/a n/a n/a
1x
T. LIGHT CHOICES CRUMBED HAM 110G
- £1.00 n/a £2.00 n/a

tigerwhite_2

Bradley1984 wrote: »

I really appreciate the positive feedback...I was a wee bit nervous about posting that, not many people see those photos...!

we are the lucky ones then

fairclaire wrote: »

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!

Thanks for that.
The ballet exercises make me laugh - he points his toes out and keeps his heels together and says "crocodile smile" then puts his feet together and says "crocodile snap, what did you catch?".. it is adorable.:D I'll remind him of it when he's 18 and too cool to talk to me :rotfl:

Sarahdol75

louj101 wrote: »

aww thank you......I got in to taking pics because my hubby liked doing it so I thought it would be nice if we had an itrest to do together

im sure your are good too everyone thinks their our pics are not that good x
.....I have just add you as a contact on flicker

louj101 wrote: »

Sarahdol75.....been looking at your pic and they are really good x

Think you got the wrong person lol, its Traceymai, flicker page you looking at, she quoted one of my quotes, about some pics I want doing.

I can't take photos for toffee, just a point and press gal.

Tinyshoes

I am hungry.

Ate all my 500 cals in one sitting about hour ago. Roll on tomorrow.

Well done Bradley on the weight loss and training.

PrincessSavings

Tesco Asda Sainsbury's Morrisons*
2x
SMA FOLLOW ON INFANT MILK 250ML
- £1.58 £1.58 £1.58 £1.58
1x
BANANAS LOOSE
0.235kg £0.16 £0.16 £0.16 £0.16
1x
VOLVIC TOUCH OF FRUIT STRAWBERRY 4 X 500ML
- £2.00 £2.00 £2.69 £2.68
3x
T. SKIMMED MLK 2.272L/4 PINTS
- £3.00 † £3.00 £3.87 £3.00
1x
MORNFLAKE CHOCOLATEY SQUARES 500G
- £1.09 n/a £1.99 £1.99
1x
WARBURTONS MEDIUM SLICED WHITE BREAD 800G
- £1.45 £1.00 £1.45 £1.45
1x
KINGSMILL 50/50 MEDIUM BREAD 800G
- £1.35 £1.00 £1.35 £1.35
2x
KINGSMILL 6 PERFECT PANCAKES PROMO
- £1.20 † £1.00 £1.50 n/a
1x
TESCO EVERYDAY VALUE KITCHEN TOWEL 2 ROLL
- £1.18 n/a £1.18 n/a
1x
T. LIGHT CHOICES CRUMBED HAM 110G
- £1.00 n/a £2.00 n/a
1x
YAZOO CHILLED BANANA MILKSHAKE 472ML
- £0.50 n/a n/a £1.00
2x
BELVITA HONEY & NUTS BISCUITS 300G
- £5.18 £3.00 £5.00 £5.18
Tesco comparable total £15.92 £19.19 £16.31
Competitor shop total £12.74 £22.77 £18.39
The difference £3.18 -£3.58 -£2.08
cost less cost more cost more

Perranlady

logie wrote: »

Hope everyone is having a good day Weather still pretty dull here. Little one is having another long nap so I've managed to catch up on last nights GBBO in peace

Need to decide what to bake for Friday. I'm having a little coffee morning for Macmillan. Mostly other mummies and babies coming. Probably just do some cupcakes, flapjacks and crispie cakes

Good luck with your coffee morning Logie. I did mine last Saturday - made £507.00
I baked Tottenham cake - went down a storm at its so easy to make!:)

tigerwhite_2

Rightio, logging off and doing a bit of work before picking the kids up in 20 mins. Later gators x