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zappo_2

abailey54 wrote: »

Here's the link to A mag, anyone know how to get this into printable form pretty please?

http://issuu.com/asdamagazine/docs/asda_asda_november_2014_compressed_/0

Try this one:

http://pdf-giant.com/food_and_cooking/58152-asda-october-2014.html

Snap-ant

strewth71 wrote: »

Apologies to anyone with a spider phobia but this is what was waiting for me when I opened the back door to put the recycling out this morning. Surely this is not just a common old English spider :eek:

I'll raise you this beauty

underperky

tigerwhite wrote: »

Thanks, and thanks LejC for the piccie will go hunting later..

One of them is called Very Pink with the nail varnish and nail thing in

ellie14

Nannylala wrote: »

Am going to give the 5-2 diet a go starting today:eek:seeing as the Doc said I need to lose some weight and try and get my cholestrel down a bit;)so need to keep busy and not sit about on here;):hello:catchup later.

Would you not be safer trying the S/W way of eating ,not so drastic as 5-2, especially if you are taking medication .

I could help you with that it,s easy and am sure tweets would help, I have lost 3st.
Just a thought.

strewth71

tigerwhite wrote: »

Mum swears by Greenhalgh's. Plus you can freeze them. In fact, I'm going up for a visit on Sat so will ask her to get me some

The recipe I've used for the past 5 years is by Ruth Clemens, she was in the final of the Great British Bake off ages back and launched a website called the pink whisk.
http://www.thepinkwhisk.co.uk/search/boozy+fruit

It is a bit time consuming, the baking takes about 4 hours but you can do a couple of small cakes instead. the fruit keeps too, so long as it's sealed and stirred every now and then. i even used it to make a friend a surprise 40th cake in Feb. over 3 months seeped in rum and brandy, was delicious.

I think our nearest is Ashton, might make a special trip there soon Just saved this recipe too so thank you :A but will have to get a move on if I want to give it time to soak. Looking at the fruit mixes I might have to tweak them a little as I have loads of dates and cranberries to use up but it means mixing it up a bit, am sure it will be fine though. Do you have to use good quality spirits or is value stuff ok. We never have it in the house so would have to go and buy some specially :eek:

fairclaire wrote: »

Strewth, I have loads of these stripey spiders in my garden. I always do from about August through to when it starts getting really cold, then they all disappear. All different sizes and some of them make huuuuge webs. They are notorious for making webs across the doors so you get a face full of web first thing in the morning.
I wouldn't touch one but strangely they don't make me shudder the way those big indoor scurriers do......maybe because they're not interested in squatting in my house?

On that note, I have conkers in all of my rooms now and haven't seen a spider since I put them down. Coincidence? Or does it really work? Who knows

I might dangle conkers from the back door fc :rotfl:anything bigger than a money spider sends me all funny - irrational I know but am too long in the tooth to try to conquer the fear now

Nannylala wrote: »

Am going to give the 5-2 diet a go starting today:eek:seeing as the Doc said I need to lose some weight and try and get my cholestrel down a bit;)so need to keep busy and not sit about on here;):hello:catchup later.

I tried the 5:2 nanny, I know it is only 2 days a week but those 2 days were miserable and I felt so listless that I had to stop. I have started monitoring my food intake on myfitnesspal and have lost 4lbs in just over a week :j I still eat some stuff that I shouldn't but not as much as I used to and always have a little something if I am hungry. I am on a weight loss programme from my gp called choose to change and they say eat regularly to keep your sugar levels stable which will keep your metabolism ticking over at a steady rate. Seems to be working for me but I know it might not be for everyone

Snap-ant

Snap-ant wrote: »

I'll raise you this beauty

Liking the new £10 camera

It is a European Garden Spider

Classy_Chick06

Picked 2 packs of these up in Sada yesterday at 60p each, there is an offer flashed on the box £2,50 cashback whey you buy 2 boxes.

strewth71

vouchercrazy wrote: »

This looks like the common British garden spider (Araneus diadematus)

Looked more like a tarantula to me Thanks for this though, puts my mind at ease just a little :A

Snap-ant wrote: »

I'll raise you this beauty

Oooohhh, that is pretty Wouldn't go near it with a 10 foot barge pole but I can appreciate it's beauty from afar

strewth71

Snap-ant wrote: »

Liking the new £10 camera

It is a European Garden Spider

Great quality pic snap, my spidey pic was taken onmy phone - I have oh's old samsung s4 and the picture quality is much better than my rubbish nokia lumia...hated that phone but dd2 is very happy to have it passed down to her :j

sparklyfee

Morning all, have I got my lists right for A shopping and if I've missed anything off id appreciate the heads up

Vs M

Giovanni with coupon
JF oils x2 and impulse set trigger

Vs S

LG sauces

Vs T

Udis
Prawn crackers
Baby food

Is that everything? Desperado for a booze glitch, run out of the canti