Every Loquacious Idiosyncrasy Treated Equally - 11+ ELITE Thread

Sunshinemummy

Cheer1eeder

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hornetgirl

tweets wrote: »

I didn't think she had named her kitty yet

Jasmine it is. Was still torn between this and Iris so DH made the decision. I made a little video of her swinging on the bannister earlier but have no idea how/if I can post it. It's on my phone so might have a little play tomorrow when I've transferred it to the PC.

Jelly_Biactol

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

Just thinking this afternoon about children's games and what we used to get up to as children, I started remembering some of the games we invented for ourselves,
Cow Under the Bridge
Baby Jesus
Johnny Jelly
Maybe we could have a game, later? I think I can remember what to do

TrulyMadly wrote: »

I'm up for it

OK, TM:T You choose...
Cow Under the Bridge one person lies across the gap between two armchairs pulled slightly apart, face down and eyes such - they're the 'bridge'; the other person is the 'cow', and they have to try and crawl under the 'bridge' without it dropping on them.
Baby Jesus not a game as such, and definitely one for the tinies; you need a floor-length curtain, one person grabs the end and pulls it to make a hammock, the other person climbs in and is swayed back and forth while the first person sings softly "Aaaawww, Baby Jeeesus" to a made-up tune
Johnny Jelly do you know, I can't remember what we did for this one:o And neither can my sister - I've just rung and asked her. (That's an odd conversational opening - "Hi, how are you? By the way, do you remember Johnny Jelly") Just make up your own game for this one:D

cheer1eader

purpledonkey wrote: »

Here's a translation:

http://www.toblerone.com/toblerone1/page?siteid=toblerone1-prd&locale=usen1&PagecRef=635

TOBLERONE fudge
Serves: 24 servings, 1 piece each

Ingredients:
1/2 cup sugar 3.5 oz granulated sugar (don't use caster sugar!)
1/2 cup butter 4 oz of butter
1 can (5 oz.) evaporated milk 150ml (you can also use unsweetened condensed milk)
4 bars (3.52 oz.) TOBLERONE Swiss Milk Chocolate with Honey and Almond Nougat, broken into pieces Just a tad under 100g

Hope that helps!

sounds yummy :T:T:T

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

current Eat in for £10 for Two prices, or as many I could note down; only a few of the wines were priced up, so I asked the SA to find out the prices of the others on display, but she couldn't understand why I wanted to know - "But all the wine is free, with the meal deal" she kept saying.:)

SIDE DISHES
New Potatoes and Herbs
Cheese Croquettes - £2.30
Crispy Wedges - £2.30
Parmentier Potatoes - £2.30
Potato Rosti - £2.00
Mediterranean Vegetables - £2.00
Tenderstem and butternut and Fine bean - £2.00
Vegetable Selection - £2.00
Santini Salad Bowl - £2.50
Garlic Mushrooms - £2.00
Pea, Bean & Vegetable Layer

MAINS
Rotisserie Chicken
Lamb Leg Steaks
Ready to Roast Honey Gammon - £6.00
Gastropub Paella - £7.00
Chicken Mushroom & Garlic Butter - £6.00
Gastropub Chicken & Ham en Croute
Gastropub Seafood Casserole - £7.00
Sherry Chicken - £7.00
Meatballs with Patatas Bravas - £7.00
Rosemary & Lemon Crusted Seabass - £7.00
Tomato & Mozzarella Focaccia Bake - £6.00
Macaroni Cheese & Leeks - £5.99
Gastropub Moussaka - £6.50
Marinated Cod Fillets - £6.00
Cured Pork Loin with Apple & Caramel Sauce - £6.00
Ready To Roast Gammon with Apple & Caramel Sauce

DESSERTS
Profiterole Stack - £2.50
Cheese Selection - £2.50
Mixed Berries - £3.00
2 Raspberry Pannacottas - £3.80
2 Millionaires Shortbread - £3.80
Strawberry & Rhubarb Puff Pie - £2.69
Strawberry Jelly Trifle - £2.60
Blackcurrant & Vanilla Dessert
2 Lemon Souffles - £3.50
Passionfruit Roulade - £2.50
Dutch Apple Tarts - £3.50
Sticky Toffee Pudding - £2.80
Berrymisu - £3.50

WINE
Rosso Puglia - £7.00
Chez Pierre Red - £6.50
Piemonte Barbera
Trebbiano Rubicone - £6.50
Vino Di Tavola Frizzante Bianco - £7.00
Chez Pierre White
Hungarian Rose
Vino Di Tavola Frizzante Rosato - £7.00
Mexican Lime and Lemongrass
Bianco Terre Sicilian
Soleado Sauvignon Blanc
Sangiovese Rubicone
Raso de la Cruz Rose
Add Mexican Lime & Lemongrass
British Rhubarb and Blackcurrant Juice - £3.49

pinot grigio was £7 too in my m7s

TrulyMadly wrote: »

£8.73

The early worm gets the bird:rotfl:

not in my store where they only had space for 4 chickens :eek::eek::(

tweets

hornetgirl wrote: »

Jasmine it is. Was still torn between this and Iris so DH made the decision. I made a little video of her swinging on the bannister earlier but have no idea how/if I can post it. It's on my phone so might have a little play tomorrow when I've transferred it to the PC.

That's a nice name

Hope you manage to post video of her

Nenen

Anon wrote: »

Remember, with Gmail you can add one or more dots . (e.g. anon@gmail, a.non@gmail a.n.on@gmail anywhere in the name part of the email address and it registers on systems as a unique email address, even though it will still come through to your main Gmail inbox (and if needs be, you can change settings through GMail online to be able to reply from that account if the need arises). Should any offers come up where you may need more than one email address, this can be quite useful without using Yopmail or setting up other multiple accounts elsewhere as you don't actually need to set up the email account

HTH

Anon

You can also set up one hotmail (now outlook.com) account that contains several different (I think at least 10) alias accounts. All these alias accounts have a different email address but come into a single account (meaning you just log in once and you can see all the emails from all the alias accounts) and you can send emails from any of the alias accounts too.

More info here: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-GB/windows/outlook/add-alias-account

Jelly_Biactol

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

That is a great description of Emma. She also has a great sense of humour, and is very compassionate (not to mention extremely organised)

I was going to include 'organisation-!!!!!!-loving' in the description but it was before the watershed ... but it isn't now:)

Mrs_stinkface

Anon wrote: »

Remember, with Gmail you can add one or more dots . (e.g. anon@gmail, a.non@gmail a.n.on@gmail anywhere in the name part of the email address and it registers on systems as a unique email address, even though it will still come through to your main Gmail inbox (and if needs be, you can change settings through GMail online to be able to reply from that account if the need arises). Should any offers come up where you may need more than one email address, this can be quite useful without using Yopmail or setting up other multiple accounts elsewhere as you don't actually need to set up the email account

HTH

Anon

Oooh, I didn't know this. Cheers anon :T

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

OK, TM:T You choose...
Cow Under the Bridge one person lies across the gap between two armchairs pulled slightly apart, face down and eyes such - they're the 'bridge'; the other person is the 'cow', and they have to try and crawl under the 'bridge' without it dropping on them.
Baby Jesus not a game as such, and definitely one for the tinies; you need a floor-length curtain, one person grabs the end and pulls it to make a hammock, the other person climbs in and is swayed back and forth while the first person sings softly "Aaaawww, Baby Jeeesus" to a made-up tune
Johnny Jelly do you know, I can't remember what we did for this one:o And neither can my sister - I've just rung and asked her. (That's an odd conversational opening - "Hi, how are you? By the way, do you remember Johnny Jelly") Just make up your own game for this one:D

Jelly, I really do wonder what goes on in that head of yours sometimes :rotfl:
We used to play a game called squasha when we were kids. Loads of us used to bundle someone laying on the floor. The 1st person to yell out "squasha" (generally the poor !!!!!! on the bottom) was the loser.
Looking back it was very strange and probably explains a lot about life later on :rotfl:

Jelly_Biactol

Nenen wrote: »

I don't know if anyone has already answered this as I am miles behind and trying to catch up. However, I accidentally bought a Fruit and Nut Toblerone a couple of days ago (I didn't notice there was one F&N mixed in with the three ordinary milk chocolate ones I picked up). The Fruit and Nut one came up as n/a to Waitrose (£2.50 compared to Tosca) whereas all my chocolate ones compared to Waities 75p. :j
HTH

Ta muchly:T
I don't think anyone had already answered this; if they have done, I'd missed it, so apologies for not thanking them earlier.

cheer1eader

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Cheer1eeder

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