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Pippilongstocking

mooomin wrote: »

Cack, I knew I'd forgotten something...

I'll take it down til you're ready if you like

You're usually first!

Think need subby in some fish for something on there - too meaty by far this week but I'm emptying (trying) the freezers. We've only chook, fish and duck left.

And a pile of the usual dodgy cheese.

beanielou

All I am going to say is wait til they come back from uni :eek: :rotfl:

Pippilongstocking

beanielou wrote: »

All I am going to say is wait til they come back from uni :eek: :rotfl:

they come back

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

Pippilongstocking

Ok so the meal plans gone completley to pot

DS is sick poorly sick with the cold (bad mum I think I gave him it) and only good old roast dinner pie will do.

Roast dinner leftover pie it is then.

Thank goodness for chicken bits to roast off, gravy, left over tatties and some reduced pastry.

ZTD

Pippilongstocking wrote: »

they come back

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

Not if you move.

beanielou

ZTD wrote: »

Not if you move.

So I need to move then:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

cazmanian_minx

Pippilongstocking wrote: »

I feel your pain I got one strawberry. My issue was my soil was too rich and they put on too much growth rather than panic and produce fruit.

If you're very exposed (wind) I'd maybe put half a dozen of them in the cold frame over winter and leave the rest to get on with it. They're hardy little boogers. They should be fine outside but given your exposure (or potential for exposure) I'd hedge my bets.

As to the DD you're right she was making a royal right mess when she was here. LOL.

Ahhhh, they were on pure rotted manure, that's probably what did for mine as well then. The wind here hit 110mph a couple of years ago, does that count...?? I'll go 50-50

As for phone, Mr Minx has an £11 a month sim-only contract with Orange and that's done him fine every month up until last when his mum was in hospital and he was phoning people left, right and centre from Inverness.

Pippilongstocking

ZTD wrote: »

Not if you move.

Well I should be OK then eh?

beanielou wrote: »

So I need to move then:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Come hide here.

cazmanian_minx wrote: »

Ahhhh, they were on pure rotted manure, that's probably what did for mine as well then. The wind here hit 110mph a couple of years ago, does that count...?? I'll go 50-50

As for phone, Mr Minx has an £11 a month sim-only contract with Orange and that's done him fine every month up until last when his mum was in hospital and he was phoning people left, right and centre from Inverness.

I think an odd hurricane force wind counts I'd do the same 50/50.

The option I've got has a chunk of mins and free texts so I'm hoping that I don't go dolallly on that. Thanks for letting me know.

Pippilongstocking

Ah sweet autumnal day its stopped raining at least.

Bad nights sleep again with w/machine heid.

Not fun.

Today's vague plan is for some work, some volling and some chores.

Meal plan totally to pot.

R/d pie last night which wipes out the chicken dish but cooked chicken bits (for sandwiches and meals), duck, pie, ribs and some thing else whilst the oven was on.

polishes MSE halo.

Most of yesterday was spent in a wooly hat, I'm thinking today won't be much different.

Off to do banks and check CC's DS bought a laptop on my card (enshewing heartattack yesterday when I forgot and saw the balance).

He's paying it off before the interest hits.

Coffee and banks.

Suddenly I've a squeeze song playing in my head.

Happy Tuesday folks.

Pippilongstocking

I've done banks and emailed BT - getting two sets of money taken out of my account and I've tried and tried to sort it.

I've told them we're leaving if we can't get it sorted.

Sigh.

On with the claes oot tae work for a bit.

Have a great day folks. Catch you all in a bit.

Be moneysaving out there