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The Mad(ness) that is the Elite. He's gone, but was one of the best :A
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Thanks to Wool kindness I went to Ts - got there & in foyer was 2 huge stacks of Magazines :T:T
I now have Velvet tissues, Cushelle, Just Rol croissants ( but you don't get 50 CC points it takes 50p off instead)
Lots of Country Life
and some danio yoghurtsOur Family Motto ~If all else fails - read the instructions...
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Happy birthday Saversue :bdaycake:
Happy birthday TM
Hope you don't have too many more gas problems Nannylala:DWhat is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare0 -
I think I must be a bit Physic:eek:as this morning I got out a :eek:Chicken korma and a Naan bread for Saturday nights supper as I really fancied it and I dont usually do ready meals.So I can pop it in the Microwave and will have to to put up with a soggy naan as no oven:(
Stick the Naan bread in the toaster on a low to medium heat, works a treat.
PS is there any other trigger for the sweets as I can't find Thorntons toffees in my Asda. Thanks in advance.0 -
Happy Birthday saversue:bdaycake:0
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I think I must be a bit Physic:eek:as this morning I got out a :eek:Chicken korma and a Naan bread for Saturday nights supper as I really fancied it and I dont usually do ready meals.So I can pop it in the Microwave and will have to to put up with a soggy naan as no oven:(
Cut the Naan into quarters and shove it in the Toaster - DS does it all the time as he hates a soggy Naan! :rotfl:0 -
I think I must be a bit Physic:eek:as this morning I got out a :eek:Chicken korma and a Naan bread for Saturday nights supper as I really fancied it and I dont usually do ready meals.So I can pop it in the Microwave and will have to to put up with a soggy naan as no oven:(
Could you put the naan bread in your toaster to crisp it?:j rolo-polo1965 :j0 -
I have found out why I haggled with Virgin to get the HD box. We can watch Dr Who in 3D
What is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare0 -
Happy birthday..........and that bloomin accountant
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To be is to do. Sartre
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good evening everyone:)
happy birthday trulymadly and saversue _party__party_0 -
One for haagen dazs fans Sainsbobs is doubling up nectar points for various things. Hubby just doubled £10 worth for frozen desserts, bought 7 pralines and cream, paid £1 cash and got £7 brandmatch, plus a £7.50 off £50 spend voucher. Check MSM for the flavours that are £2 in Asda. HTH's0
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