Elite go to Lapland In Time for christmas Eve

TrulyMadly

EMMAP wrote: »

I twisted it out. Was super worried it would hit the mirror or damage something and I'd owe them a gajillion pounds :eek:




All safely in the glass now

Ooh you've got hairy legs:D

rhosynbach

davemorton wrote: »

None of us are alone on this thread Nanny :beer:

Such a lovely thing to say :A

calmspirit

well that's me for 2014 .......bring on 2015 I say!

special thanks to redfox for keeping the thread alive and to ALL those who contribute with deals, bargains and just hilarious stories.....and to those who share and support through life's good bad and ugly moments making this the ELITE!!!!

Big thanks this year to juju who has been a diamond by keeping me sane through difficult times and making me laugh when neither of us should have been laughing ;-) !!!!! You are a complete nutter juju and a true Elite friend .

I wish every single one of you a great 2015 :A:A:A

Sunshinemummy

EMMAP wrote: »

Happy New Year to the Sunshiniest of mummies.

I've asked for ice to be delivered to my room. I did actually want some

Wonder who will bring it!

Thanks honey x

pacifica9 wrote: »

Thanks Jelly. All great suggests for me to look into. :T

Apart from Yorkshire. No you don't. I go often and would probably live there given the opportunity.

Strange how I spend most of my life near you and you visit Yorkshire often...... are you me!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Jelly_Biactol

vanilla_twist wrote: »

My goal for this year is to bin ready meals as living alone it is the easy option. It is not a new years resolution but instead a goal to work towards.

Couldn't agree more:T:T:T
I did this about three years ago (probably around the time I joined the MSE forum, though I was over on the Eating Out of Freezer and Cupboards thread then). I realised I'd slowly got out of the habit of cooking, full-stop, which is something I'd always loved to do. So I ditched the ready-meal-buying habit, and got back into cooking - menu planning, batch cooking (at weekends, buying a slow cooker helped as well), buying fruit and veg and suchlike when in season and at its cheapest.
I knew exactly what what was in the food I was eating, and I could make it exactly as I wanted it.
I also set myself a little challenge of making everything from scratch, learning or rediscovering skills along the way - pizza (I make a mean pizza sauce now, even if I say so myself:o), pasta, piri-piri sauce, foccacia, ciabatta, chilli sauce, pesto, etc.
My monthly food bills pretty much halved immediately, and have kept going down ever since (Sept to Nov was less than £10 a month:)).

EMMAP

Nannylala wrote: »

Ah Emm enjoy your champers but I do so wish you were not on your own and had someone nice to share it with:ABut I should not surmise should I you are doing it because you wanted to

I enjoy my own company. And now have an entire choc and walnut brownie I do not have to share so it's all good!!

Don't worry about me Nanny. I'm very happy. One day a bloke might come along but that's up to the universe.

David.

Nannylala wrote: »

Ah Emm enjoy your champers but I do so wish you were not on your own and had someone nice to share it with:ABut I should not surmise should I you are doing it because you wanted to

Dont be judging everyone by your own standards

David.

EMMAP wrote: »

I enjoy my own company. And now have an entire choc and walnut brownie I do not have to share so it's all good!!

Don't worry about me Nanny. I'm very happy. One day a bloke might come along but that's up to the universe.

Rubbish get naked and run up and down the corridor at 12

Not too fast I might add

Jelly_Biactol

Nannylala wrote: »

Ah Emm enjoy your champers but I do so wish you were not on your own and had someone nice to share it with:A

But she's got the Elite:D:D:D

pacifica9

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Thanks honey x



Strange how I spend most of my life near you and you visit Yorkshire often...... are you me!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Shhhh. We're not allowed AEs on here. :rotfl: