A chicken is for life not just Christmas Dinner (An 11+ ELITE Thread)

David.

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Good morning all, cloudy here.

I was shocked reading the night shift, the way people were discussing people who had passed. I could have come on here and ripped into my father who passed on March 25th but instead I chose to say nothing at all. As a wise person once said, if you ain't got nothing good to say then don't say nothing at all. Unfortunately myself and my father became less than close because my step mother seemed to believe the opposite.

Anyway, this means I have not caught up on the night shift, neither do I intend to.

I only noticed one person

MKS

Morgy9 wrote: »

Happy Birthday Hornet Girl :bdaycake:

Scamps - Cassie looks lovely.

MKS thanks :T for the allotment design links - I got mine late and been digging out the thistle roots in-between rain showers - looks like nothing but thistles grown for at least 2 years. Did have it al covered since late Feb but blighters still growing and pushing the carpet up eek. So like you QoC was beginning to think too late to plant anything. I have given up this year and ordered some plug plans so I can catch up

Another no spend day here - however still raining kids in, fridge broke and new one come today (have to let it rest before I plug in apparently), washing machine flooding floor - one of those weeks's, funeral tomorrow. Only bearable cos you lot keep me cheered up and up to date lol.

Fingers crossed for some better weather eh......

You are welcome.

Hope all goes as well as it can do tomorrow.

purpledonkey

Happy birthday Hornet Girl :dance: this is for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4jfkfmcQ9s&index=3&list=PLE4FF5849156EC341

Eh up all :wave:

tweets

scamps1966 wrote: »

Sorry, had to pop out. She's chewing up everything, including me!! But then, she's only 10 weeks old.


Cassie is a Staffie X rottie/alsation.

Well she is gorgeous and I know will be spoiled like Poppy and other Elite dogs and cats are.

tweets

Nannylala wrote: »

A productive day :)got my plants in before the heavens opened:eek:so decided to paint one of the walls in the hall as cannot do things at the speed I used to:(but pleased with the colour after 3 matchpot testers. Out tonight as my dear Friend is retireing:jand is having a celebratery dinner and a few :beer: so must away to get ready:hello:

Enjoy your night out Nannylala

Anon

4 for £5 still appearing on MSL app for me but ended yesterday and no longer on A. No opportunities from this as wrong way round (need high price online and cheap price instore)?

Anon

abailey54

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

Thanks! I have a choice of two, one is 106m2 and the other is about 97m2. Apparently it needs a lot of work :eek:

Go for the bigger one! :j

I was going to say I'm sure it's not too late to plant things in for early autumn. There might be all sorts of plants in there already amongst the growth that you can benefit from this year if you have a rummage

emerald21

llan wrote: »

Goodnight peeps - Nos da

That's me when I go shopping only fatter :D

bubbs

gocat wrote: »

Evening all

Another doggie to vote for on kings pet who is raising money for Hearing Dogs. This one is an actual hearing dog called Sorrell.

http://www.kingpet.co.uk/c/4498/photos/14433/#.U4dePGBOUlY

Thanks in advance

Voted , has the other one finished?

abailey54

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

Are you referring to organic milk? It would still be allowed to be pasteurised I would have thought. If milk is organic doesn't it simply mean that the cow is fed on grass or grain free from pesticide? Normally dairy cows would be routinely fed antibiotics to combat mastitis brought about from unsanitary conditions and overworking the cow. Perhaps milk that is organic would ban this practice, I'm not sure :think: Filtered milk such as Cravendale is better than ordinary cows milk, which is allowed to contain a small percentage of blood and pus. Filtering will eliminate most of this.

I prefer to drink soya milk and only drink cows milk when soya milk isn't available because I'm not comfortable with abusing cows in this way just so I can drink milk

I'm a goats milk drinker, not lactose intolerant but cows milk does terrible things to my skin - personally I think it's the hormones they give the cows. It's horrible when you think about all the nasties that could be in cows milk. I don't know how they treat goats but I don't have the same problems with the milk and now I'm used to the flavour, cows milk taste really yucky to me, even when it's just in coffee