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TrulyMadly

Good morning paw sniffers:D

How are things this morning Helen.....have you heard.

When your post started I thought you were going to say croup. DD had croup and that was scary enough. I remember taking her outside on a winters night wrapped in a duvet to breath in the cold air and then back in the house to put her little face over a dish of boiling water to breath in the steam.

That was the advice then. I'd probably be reported to Childline now:eek::rotfl:

TrulyMadly

I made the most amazing discovery last night while renewing my library books on line:rotfl:.......rock and roll Saturday nights:rotfl:

You probably all know about this but it was news to me and today I feel like a kid in a sweetshop:D

Most county libraries have access to Zinio and I registered last night to find I have access to over 100 monthly magazine and back copies too:T
Everything from the TV listings magazines to The Economist, all the BBC food magazines, health magazines.....in fact all the popular titles you see in any good newsagent plus the specialist mags too ....I counted 5 cycling magazines for Mr TM.

I am beyond excited:D

altojack

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

I bought six mince and four cheese and it compared against T.

Cryztal wrote: »

The turkey compared v M at £4 for me yesterday Savvy. Also showed as comparing v T at £4.90 hth

:undecided. Just to confuse me eh? Which ever it compares to I need cheese, and I want mince. I prefer the turkey mince since the days of the horse meat scaremongering. Well it wasn't that as it was true, but I have never felt the same about mince

I have eaten horsemeat in Belgium and France no doubt :eek: but I would never knowingly eat it

streetlights

Good morning everybody, I hope you are well and have lovely Sunday.

Happy shopping.

helen I hope your son is feeling better and you have managed to get some rest.

diluvsdiscounts

altojack wrote: »

:undecided. Just to confuse me eh? Which ever it compares to I need cheese, and I want mince. I prefer the turkey mince since the days of the horse meat scaremongering. Well it wasn't that as it was true, but I have never felt the same about mince

I have eaten horsemeat in Belgium and France no doubt :eek: but I would never knowingly eat it

Me neither I only ever buy beef mince from our local butcher. It's has a very low fat content.
Last night after seeing it suggested on here I mixed 1lb beef mince with a pack of Turkey mince and made morrocan meatballs. Nobody questioned it so I presume I'm onto a winner.

altojack

Good morning Elite :hello:

Hope everyone well this morning and not snowed in. It is just drizzle falling here atm and the wind has dropped since yesterday.

Helen, if you see this, I'm hoping little one is much improved this morning. Please post and let us know X

Will be going to Mr A for 10am as I'm very low on cheese and have no mince left. This is the first shop getting both together :eek: I got turkey mince when it first started but only bought 2 packs

Coffee ready, so off I go. Oh I have my hour of The Big Bird Watch to do, mustn't forget that

TrulyMadly

altojack wrote: »

Good morning Elite :hello:

Hope everyone well this morning and not snowed in. It is just drizzle falling here atm and the wind has dropped since yesterday.

Helen, if you see this, I'm hoping little one is much improved this morning. Please post and let us know X

Will be going to Mr A for 10am as I'm very low on cheese and have no mince left. This is the first shop getting both together :eek: I got turkey mince when it first started but only bought 2 packs

Coffee ready, so off I go. Oh I have my hour of The Big Bird Watch to do, mustn't forget that

I wanted to take part in the Big Bird Watch AJ, but for some reason they didn't want me:D:rotfl:

elliemoo

Good morning all, bit of a soggy sort of Sunday here,

squigs

Sad news:(:(:(:(

RIP Sir Terry Wogan

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-35453541?ns_mchannel=social&ns_campaign=bbc_breaking&ns_source=twitter&ns_linkname=news_central

greenfinger22

Good Morning

Sad news this morning R.I.P Sir Terry Wogan

Wet and drizzly in Kent but the ducks are enjoying it, they have started mating so I hope we're not in for a cold spell

Hope everyone enjoys their Sunday

Thanks Squigs we were probably listening to the same radio prog