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

Claire1972

David. wrote: »

Was a decent punch :eek:

To be fair yes it was bit still not fussed on him!!!

fairclaire

Now Ive composed myself ..........it's not food related Savvy

I passed DS2 at the bottom of the stairs about 10 minutes ago and he duly informed me there was a 'muff' in the kitchen :eek::rotfl::rotfl:

I looked in and DS1 and OH were in there.......I repeated what he'd said and we were all literally in stitches :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: He didn't like that it really was so funny, we couldn't help ourselves

He got so annoyed he came I to the kitchen and said to OH 'shut up, you are a big muff' :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

......then DS1 started singing 'there's a muff in the kitchen....what are we gonna do' Oh my, my bladder can't stand it :rotfl::rotfl:

............the moth is long gone by the way :rotfl:

Savvybuyer

fairclaire wrote: »

Well please try and not get too down. I can't be the only one who has noticed you have been rather 'bouyant' of late. Sounding quite happy and enjoying life to the full?
It's not for anyone to ask why but it's been nice to hear you sounding so happy

Thanks for your support FC, it is very helpful.

Yes I have been back to my usual (for a long recent consistent period) happy-go-lucky personality. Sometimes that goes by the wayside, in more recent years, but it was my natural youth position. Glad to say I've had a consistent happy-go-lucky period and this is just...well... it happens, and my overall state is happy.

Sorry to compound matters for anyone not in such a state - although, as you can see, I do have my 'down' periods too - but, yes, I feel things are going fairly good for me, the way I want, in a way, and I'm doing what I want to do and when I want to do it! Not many people I suspect can have it as good as that!

[Edit, quick! :eek:I'd better not suggest I'm ignoring that given by David. and davemorton and others. Folks, I do mean all of your support, not just FC but was just replying to FC. But, then, you know me and know that that was the case.]

Tinyshoes

fairclaire wrote: »

Look at TS, weevils in her cereal, mouldy cheese and chocolate so old it's turned white. I can assure you she's alive and well!

It's just one of those things. You read something that just pinged something in your brain. It happens.

......since you've mentioned moths I have a very funny story to tell in a minute , well I think it's funny

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I know I am alive but are you sure I am well?

I am still eating cheese dated 6th January.

I had a whoopsied salad from 28th tonight.

But I do draw the line at eating weevils. :eek:

zippydooda

Tinyshoes wrote: »

With those prices I am sending Mr TS to yours next Friday zippy. :money:

unfortunately all prices go back to normal because of the football but still only £2.10 ish for a pint of john smiths in wethers.
I know footy don't start for another week but ive had a good deal for at least 6 months

elliemoo

fairclaire wrote: »

Now Ive composed myself ..........it's not food related Savvy

I passed DS2 at the bottom of the stairs about 10 minutes ago and he duly informed me there was a 'muff' in the kitchen :eek::rotfl::rotfl:

I looked in and DS1 and OH were in there.......I repeated what he'd said and we were all literally in stitches :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: He didn't like that it really was so funny, we couldn't help ourselves

He got so annoyed he came I to the kitchen and said to OH 'shut up, you are a big muff' :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

......then DS1 started singing 'there's a muff in the kitchen....what are we gonna do' Oh my, my bladder can't stand it :rotfl::rotfl:

............the moth is long gone by the way :rotfl:

My OH used to be a punk in his youth and muff was his punk name, so in our house there is quite often a muff in the kitchen.

zagubov

Mildred1970 wrote: »

I'm back to blighty tomorrow

I have no I REPEAT no wine in the house :eek:

Ogio Pinot Grigio is 10 zloty SEL price in T's here (£2)

How on earth can it be £10 normal SEL back home :eek::eek:

How much!:beer:

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Right mildew....we need a plan.....we can't let this opportunity pass us by ...:o

:T

David. wrote: »

Throw your clothes away and fill your cases;)

Yes- do! They'll grow back, you know. Does nobody remember their basic school biology nowadays?:eek:

Remember to paint your nose red, slur your speech and tell the nice customs man they're for your own personal use.

On the way back, drop by SW London/Surrey borders, I'll hlep you lighten your case.

Actually is there such a thing as Polish wine? I know the Swiss make wine but don't export it, and the Austrians don't export it since the scandal back ion the 80s, but what about Poland? Is it too far north?

Tinyshoes

zippydooda wrote: »

unfortunately all prices go back to normal because of the football but still only £2.10 ish for a pint of john smiths in wethers.
I know footy don't start for another week but ive had a good deal for at least 6 months

John Smiths is a swear word in this house. Mr TS likes his real ales at a cost.

He does go to local Spoons with his mates occasionally as they often have a good one on at a decent price.

fairclaire

zagubov wrote: »

How much!:beer:

:T


Yes- do! They'll grow back, you know. Does nobody remember their basic school biology nowadays?:eek:

Remember to paint your nose red, slur your speech and tell the nice customs man they're for your own personal use.

On the way back, drop by SW London/Surrey borders, I'll hlep you lighten your case.

Actually is there such a thing as Polish wine? I know the Swiss make wine but don't export it, and the Austrians don't export it since the scandal back ion the 80s, but what about Poland? Is it too far north?

Maybe as a bacteria and such related things expert Zag.....you could put savvys mind at rest and assure him that his milk is good for him?

underperky

silverhairgranny wrote: »

Just learnt going to be a Granny again - Novemeber - so exicited:T

Congratulations Granny :T