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Nikkster

PasturesNew wrote: »

Fish fingers and ... SALAD CREAM!!! sandwiches.
Not cheese. Wrong.

Salad cream is incorrect.

Fishfingers and tartare sauce
Or ketchup (the one scenario over which I prefer it to brown sauce)

But fishfingers with a slice of plastic cheese is pretty good.

silvercar

Tesco have a range of """cheese""" that is free from dairy. the word cheese needed to be in lots of quotes, because I don't see how anything dairy free can be called cheese.

lostinrates

Fish finger sandwiches are one of the few things that might like ketchup in them. Alternatively mayo and lemon juice.

But only worth eating if the bread is superb quality.

PasturesNew

Nikkster wrote: »

Salad cream is incorrect.

Fishfingers and tartare sauce
Or ketchup (the one scenario over which I prefer it to brown sauce)

But fishfingers with a slice of plastic cheese is pretty good.

I stand by my salad cream
I've not had tartare sauce, so not sure what that tastes of. I probably didn't have mayo until my mid-late 20s. I stick with what I know

Ketchup's OK .... but fish fingers and salad cream's full of win

silvercar

I would pick the area that makes your WORK commute simple. Your partying commute requires less motivation with a sore head early on a grey, wet morning.

So would I. This is England, trains go wrong, lines get blocked, crew don't arrive. Just look at the twitter feeds of the commuter
train companies. Two trains means twice the trouble and moving against the traffic means trains are less crowded, but there are far less options if your main route to work is out of action.

silvercar

Masomnia wrote: »

I'd be going to the very south of Inner Herts, which is why I'm looking at North London. It'd be the overground to Harrow and Wealdstone and then a short train ride North.

I'm confused. I though I was in the very south of inner Herts and I'm nowhere near Harrow.

Nikkster

silvercar wrote: »

I'm confused. I though I was in the very south of inner Herts and I'm nowhere near Harrow.

I'm thinking of the same area GDB mentioned.

GDB2222

lostinrates wrote: »

Big dog, Ninnananna, has gone. It was exceptionally quiet.

After her normal breakfast I knew I wouldn't want her to have supper but did want her to have a lovely last meal so she had lunch instead, she had fried eggs and bacon, American pancakes, and hot chocolate ( well, warm chocolate).

It does sound like a great meal for her, and I felt that she was ready to go. I remember MIL saying that she wanted to go 2 month before she died, and we fought against it, which in hindsight was a very, very bad idea. I feel sure that you made the right decision in the circumstances.

I told Mrs GDB about your plans yesterday, and she was very sad.

What it comes down to is that, unless you make friends with a tortoise, the chances are that you will outlive your pets, so it's just a case of whether you give them the gift of a peaceful ending or not. Having had the privilege of meeting Nina, I'm very pleased that you made the choice you did.

lostinrates

Ok.

I know I am doing something very, very bad.

Fir is a bit put out.

Today has defeated me, so I have gone to bed and taken the little two with me. This has been planned and we 're bringing one of the orvis beds up here at the weekend. But tonight I spread a flokati rug on the floor near the radiator. Dog dog like a good girl got on it and lay down. Kiwi is on the bed.


iKNOW, I should put him on the rug over and over again, ( I have down a few times) but I'm really tired. . He's asleep on his back with his little feet in the air. I know I've made a huge rod for my own back. But at least I'm admitting it.

Nikkster

lostinrates wrote: »

He's asleep on his back with his little feet in the air.

That is a very cute image.

He is so 'Da Man' though

I'm not surprised today has worn you out. We can't always do things the way we should.