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ivyleaf

lostinrates wrote: »

I had a HUGE supper tonight; steak, a potato and spinach.


I have been recovering for a couple of hours.

Although I'm still full I have a weird craving for a palmier. Now, that blows the idea that you crave something your body needs out of the water. I don't think any one NEEDs anything in palmiers!

mmm....palmiers...:drool: I love them. Glad you had a big supper

as for Spirit's news all I can say is :j:j:j

nikkster Glad you had such a lovely holiday with your family

JulietteCarter

Wheezy wrote: »

Yes, I'd love that.

Did you know french fries were actually invented in Belgium?

No. All I know is that I love it and always crave for it. Lol. Well, thanks for this info. Gonna remember this as long as I'm not hungry

JulietteCarter

Generali wrote: »

Yes you can. Welcome back.

Gotta be honest, I thought you were one of those spammers with their cheap kitchens. Shocking piece of cynicism on my part for which I apologise.

Nah. Don't worry. If I were you, I would suspect too.

Generali

JulietteCarter wrote: »

Nah. Don't worry. If I were you, I would suspect too.

So you're not a spammer then. Or are you....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8Kyi0WNg40

Welcome either way:D

Wheezy_2

Dental check this morning, all good.
Need to floss a bit better Dr. Meghan said.
Please floss well fellow NP's. Flossing is good for you.

Generali

Wheezy wrote: »

Dental check this morning, all good.
Need to floss a bit better Dr. Meghan said.
Please floss well fellow NP's. Flossing is good for you.

CKhalvashi

Wheezy wrote: »

Dental check this morning, all good.
Need to floss a bit better Dr. Meghan said.
Please floss well fellow NP's. Flossing is good for you.

Are dentists doctors now (genuine question, as I've not used one in the UK for around 5 years purely because it's cheaper to use Georgian dentists, especially as we're back several times a year anyway)

I was dreading spending this week at home, but had amazing time with my DD's and spent about £40 since Monday (!). Treating them to lunch shortly as I owe the cafe about £1 anyway and don't like owing anything, just waiting for OH to get home now before we go.

Walking, not driving too, is good for you

Hope everyone is ok

Generali

CKhalvashi wrote: »

Are dentists doctors now (genuine question, as I've not used one in the UK for around 5 years purely because it's cheaper to use Georgian dentists, especially as we're back several times a year anyway)

I was dreading spending this week at home, but had amazing time with my DD's and spent about £40 since Monday (!). Treating them to lunch shortly as I owe the cafe about £1 anyway and don't like owing anything, just waiting for OH to get home now before we go.

Walking, not driving too, is good for you

Hope everyone is ok

All's well in Aus thanks. Very well actually.

Gorgeous day. 31C and sunny. I went for a stroll in the Botanic Gardens which is always fun.

lostinrates

Wheezy wrote: »

Dental check this morning, all good.
Need to floss a bit better Dr. Meghan said.
Please floss well fellow NP's. Flossing is good for you.

Meh, floss.

I like interdental brushes. I just wish they were cheaper. I find it really satisfying brushing between my teeth, and selecting the right size brush for the job.

Wheezy_2

CKhalvashi wrote: »

Are dentists doctors now (genuine question, as I've not used one in the UK for around 5 years purely because it's cheaper to use Georgian dentists, especially as we're back several times a year anyway)

Yes, we used Lithuanian dentists a couple of times. Cheap as french fries and decent quality. Something like a tenner for a deep clean.
But I got a decent private dental plan at work here, so we're having most treatment done in the UK.
And dentists can call themselves doctors I see...
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/dentist-can-take-title-of-doctor-1583239.html