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Upsidedown_Bear

Have a good day lovely GP and all Pilgrimers

greenbee

Maybe BG wants to talk to us too

Greying_Pilgrim

greenbee wrote: »

Maybe BG wants to talk to us too

'Tis what they would tell you I'm worried about! :rotfl:



Greying X #trialsandtribulationsofananxiousnovicemother :rotfl:

maddiemay

I think that BG would be telling us that they have the best parents in the world, who are kind, loving and generous; take them to see interesting new places and introduce them to new experiences all the time. Not forgetting all the cuddles, stories and conversations. :D

Greying_Pilgrim

Naw........ maddiemay, we've had Tearful Thursday, I reckon we'll be on to Floodgate Friday at this rate :rotfl:

Greying X

Upsidedown_Bear

If needed....

Greying_Pilgrim

Good Morning :hello:

How lucky am I?

We got invited out to tea last night Our hosts cooked curry It was deliciously tasty food. Delicious. But do you know the real treat? It was being cooked for. I felt truly spoiled

I am however, laughing (in a kind way) at the fact that our, 'Saturday Night Out' is now over and done with by 7.30pm :rotfl:I wouldn't have it any other way though And imagine how much cash it'd cost nowadays to go out and about drinking and disco-dancing until dawn

Friday night tea was left over pizza and the mrL wedges. The wedges were 65p for 750g. I would say they were an OK product. I would buy them again. The potatoes used actually tasted of potato The only slightly incongruous thing was that the coating was entirely reminiscent of the breadcrumb coating on fish fingers......... Not bad, just a little sense bending

The menu planner says 'bake' for today. I'm make summat up I think. I'm still on a high from last night

We were going to go out on a day trip, but the weather was supposed to be dire. We've woken up to rain, sure, but not lashings and lashings, as predicted We probably could have gone. Maybe we'll take a sanger out and about yet.

Right, best go off and find out what DH and Baby Greying are up to

Greying X

Cheery_Daff

Definitely a day for baking Greying - it's rained solidly all morning on my bike ride :eek: although thr sun has come out now I'm home and about to hop in the bath! :rotfl: :rotfl:

Must investigate potato wedges. My own attempts to make them frequently fail never tried bought ones though...

Greying_Pilgrim

Good Morning :hello:

Well, best laid plans of meeses and Greyings...... I didn't do bake for tea last night. I was going to do something with the 3 avocados for £1 that I got from the overpriced on some things grocer. Unfortunately, they had decided to rot from the inside out (the avocados, not the grocers!) So into the compost bin they went. Hate wasting food, but they weren't appetising and the taste was bitter

Instead, i dug caponata out of the freezer, boiled up the remaining bit of pasta twirls that I had and sprinkled over some grano padano that I had grated for something else, and which had been languishing in the fridge for a week!

I will have to try to make a bake for this evening instead, as I have some left over egg whites that need using up today really. I shall put my thinking cap on as to what else can be included, to use things up and avoid buying more.

We didn't take a sanger for a walk yesterday It really peeves me when the weather forcast is sooo wrong for an area. We went out to see the gardening and non-gardening parentals instead. So now i have some HG tatties and some leeks to do something creative with Leek bake with creamy mashed potatoes anyone? Sounds like a plan

Today could be a nsd. I can't currently think of anything that we desparately need. But I will have to put a list together, as there are a couple of items that the 'last' has been taken out of the storecupboard for use. And do you know, i'mglad I wrote that, as I have just remembered that I ate the last banana this morning, so we're out of bananas. I will be spending after all!

How useful are these diaries!

Right, I'm away to find cuddles in close proximity and coffee at a safe distance

Greying X

Greying_Pilgrim

And I forgot to say, I found the mrL 'pick 'o t'week' extremely useful this week; carrots (1kg), Parsnips (500g), red onions (750g) and cherry tomatoes (250g) all for 29p each. We have filled us boots (the parsnips alone were 16p a bag cheaper than mrAl S6 offering).

Greying X