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Five OS Pleasures in your day today
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1 Another lunch hour of cross-stitch instead of going out spending at lunchtime - it's really coming along now
2 Finding a penny on the floor. Always makes me smile.
3 Finding new recipes to go in my mealplans as they'd been getting a bit samey
4 It being autumn
5 Looking through my squirreled birthday cards for a colleague's birthday tomorrow
This thread always makes me smile. Thank youContinually trying the Grocery Challenge. Gotta keep trying!0 -
Made Twinks hob nobs for the first time - yummy
Afternnon in kitchen baking
HM CHicken casserole with home made dumplings ( another first!)
Enough casserole left over to freeze
All towels washed and dried without need for TD
This website has changed my life XJane 21120 -
1 two loads of washing line dried (my favourite thing in the whole world - Im so easily pleased!)
2 lovely walk with my lovely dog on such a lovely autumn day.
3 watching poorly DD who's not eaten for the last 3 days due to a horrible bug tucking into a bowl of HM minestrone soup.
4 quick and easy tea - jacket spuds, b/beans & cheese with steamed cabbage.
5 catching a glimpse of that horrible US programme about spoilt 16 yr old brats and their revolting 'sweet sixteen' parties and hearing my DD's (nearly 16) saying how disgusting it is that teens can behave like that and worse still that their parents let them! (Sorry, not OS but just had to get that off my chest!!).0 -
Making a lapquilt from an old duvet (not finished yet though!)
Saying yes to an old book holder (saved from school rubbish bin) for my card making supplies
Making a fruit salad from leftover fruit in various bags in freezer
Enjoying an old fashioned cuppa (pretty china on a tray) with a friend at home
Home made remoska flapjacksOur days are happier when we give people a bit of our heart rather than a piece of our mind.
Jan grocery challenge £35.77/£1200 -
1. Listening to the bird song this morning.
2. Having a toasted, buttered muffin for breakfast.
3. Doing the washing and adding soda crystals and Stardrops.
4. Buying some reduced bacon from Mr S and freezing it.
5. Watching the new River Cottage program right now.
P.S.Had my flu jab this afternoon. Just hope I don't end up feeling ill.
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:Felines are my favourite
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1 Using the other half of the shepherds pie I made at the weekend (it has been in the freezer since!!) to make a delicious moussaka
2 DS1 and DS2 telling me the joke 'What's a cow's favourite meal? Moo-ssaka'...
3 Playing pirates with DS1
4 Getting out DS1s old birthday badges and reminiscing about when he was two / three, etc., that was REALLY sweet
5 Getting all the washing in off the line ... and STILL no heating on in this houseThat's Numberwang!0 -
1. watching the children have fun with an empty box.
2. watching the cat sleep in the same empty box once it was discarded
3. filling the box with our old unwanted htings and taking it to the charity shop.. people save money and the charity gets more funds
4. filling a binbag to go with the box
5. knowing my house is emotier and tider and I have helped people I do not know in a very small but simple mannerLB moment 10/06 Debt Free date 6/6/14Hope to be debt free until the day I dieMortgage-free Wannabee (05/08/30)6/6/14 £72,454.65 (5.65% int.)08/12/2023 £33602.00 (4.81% int.)0 -
1. Like many others on here, line drying the washing
2. Seeing the freezer full of fruit and veg from the allotment
3. Using my price book at the supermarket - helps me feel more in control.
4. Finding a good home for the rabbit hutch via freecycle.
5. Making a batch of chocolate muffins using soya flour as an egg substitute and so keeping the cost down to 50p per dozen muffins.0 -
vfairbrass wrote: »5. Making a batch of chocolate muffins using soya flour as an egg substitute and so keeping the cost down to 50p per dozen muffins.
Maybe off topic so in the spirit of it all:o
1. Realising that my sofa blanket means I don't need the heating on and save money.
2. Seeing my partner off with the dinner from yesterday as his lunch.
3. Walking to work in the crisp morning.
4. Making soup.
5. Being helped by someone on here.... for example how do you use the soya flour as egg substitute and what's your recipe?:D
I could make it better myself at home. All I need is a small aubergine...
I moved to Liverpool for a better life.
And goodness, it's turned out to be better and busier!0 -
Hmmmm, not sure if I have five or not....
1. Taking DS a lovely walk in his buggy to local shops, instread of all getting into car and driving to shops 13 miles away!
2. Using yesterdays leftover pastry to make a chocolate tart (Jamie Oliver recipe book)- used half his amount of ingredients and got a lovely choc tart plus enough left over to fill two ramekin basins with the leftover mix- 3 days puddings now ready and they all have choccie in- updated- the ramekin puds were lush- am on a sugar high now lol!
3. Mending DS highchair and cleaning it thoroughly instead of watching tv!
4. More lovely nappies drying.
5. Just about to sweep the lounge floor instead of hoovering it.
xxErmutigung wirkt immer besser als Verurteilung.
Encouragement always works better than judgement.0
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