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mimi1234

tweets wrote: »

Wait til you see 677 on candy its :eek:

Give up on dreamworld yonks ago.

No wonder you are always scooting ahead on normal CC. LOL.

I'm happy to say I have finished every single little level of FHS. How sad am I?

Does anyone know how painful a sports massage is? My gym has a physiotherapy section and they are offering a 30 minute sports massage for £10 (instead of £40 that they normally charge) solely for gym members. I am slightly interested, but having Googled it, I am not sure. It sounds painful. Anyone had one before? Thanks in advance to anyone who might be able to help.

Sunshinemummy

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I will go back to work one day but I took time out to be a stay at home mum and then with elderly parents went straight into caring without a break. Giving myself a well deserved break now.

Must admit I am bit scared about going back to work like Rhosynbach said she is. It is frightening going into the unknown my skills are now obsolete. I worked in IT pre windows. :eek: :rotfl:

If you can avoid it, I would recommend this course of action!

I would love not to have to work, but my income is the only income in the house. So I remain jealous/envious, enjoy every moment xxx

zippydooda

what are peeps having with the Giovanni please.

Picasso7

rhosynbach wrote: »

afternoon all,

dd1 and family have decided to stay for tea , which due to some reminiscing is home made pizza, with sweetcorn fritters and oven over cooked jacket potatoes, and apple crumble again:D

it so funny how kids remember things differently to adults, ds3 is quite a bit younger than the rest and they were saying he was not around when we were poor. I said he is the lucky one then, they said no it taught them all a lot, and they had a lot of fun and learnt to be creative,:) the one thing they remember is running out of bread and nothing much in house so i had a tin of sweetcorn and an egg and a slice of ham mixed them together with flour and made giant sweetcorn fritters and we sat in the garden and ate them :o, I did not remember but they all did and every week making a tiny piece of leftover meat go over several home made pizzas with thick bases but nearly no topping:eek: and cooking potatoes in the fire as we were low on electric so tonight dinner is for ds3 to see what he missed..:rotfl:

Mum used to make a quiche in the grill pan for six of us - except there wasn't quiche in those days and she called it a cheese pie. It was scrummy. Some years later we said she hadn't made it for ages and would she again please. She looked totally astonished and said : 'I can afford meat now'!!!

TrulyMadly

zippydooda wrote: »

what are peeps having with the Giovanni please.

Pasta sauce:p

Wheres_My_Cashback

zippydooda wrote: »

what are peeps having with the Giovanni please.

Basil and Pesto Sauce, Parmesan Shavings on top with a Mozorella and Beef Tomato/Rocket Salad drizzled with a Balsamic Glaze accompanied by a garlic and cheddar ciabatta and a bottle of RTC Pinot/Chardonnay

Picasso7

rhosynbach wrote: »

dinner minus the potatoes as dd put them under a hot grill to crisp:p
cheated and did pizza in large round trays so they had a good shape:o

What a clever idea to use trays!

MKS

rhosynbach wrote: »

is it against the child labour laws that dgd at not quite 3 peeled, cored and sliced a big bowl of apples today with taids apple peeler machine:o:o she loved it and wanted to keep going even when i had enough for tonight and 3 pots for the freezer :rotfl:

No! My DGD has washed my, sorry her vegetables :rotfl: chopped (very roughly) to make soup. Then ate 'her' soup.

Mildred1970

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

Basil and Pesto Sauce, Parmesan Shavings on top with a Mozorella and Beef Tomato/Rocket Salad drizzled with a Balsamic Glaze accompanied by a garlic and cheddar ciabatta and a bottle of Aniston Bay RTC Pinot/Chardonnay

How very continental

I'm eating wafer thin roast chicken straight out of the pack as I just cba tonight :rotfl:

MKS

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Home Education!

Domestic Science, if you don't mind.
Or Home Economics.