Elite 11+ shopping and chat thread

cjj_2

curl_girl wrote: »

True bubbs.
He just doesn't understand.
Wish I was married to anon or aau, they would understand. :rotfl:

I would retire if I was :rotfl: :think:
Are they single:D :rotfl::rotfl:
xx

hornetgirl

TrulyMadly wrote: »

That's got me feeling uneasy too.....are you sure it's you?:o

:eek: :rotfl:

Picasso7

D3bra wrote: »

MSE Update, 1.40pm Wed 18 Jan - We've just received confirmation from Boots that its sale is boosting to up to 70% off in stores from Fri 20 Jan.

I'm taking Mum abroad for the weekend and if this is true, I might just be able to find something at the airport for a good hostess present – we are staying with relatives and hand baggage restrictions mean that it's a bit of a challenge to find something in advance. That is, of course, if the airport Boots has any sale stuff in stock.

elliemoo

Dizzy_Ditzy wrote: »

Evening folks

Congratulations and also Silvercar.

hornetgirl

davemorton wrote: »

:eek: Perhaps they are going to steal your identity, and you wont exist any more!! You will go to the bank and they will go Mrs. Hornetwho?? And, and, and you say hello to people you know, and they look at you in wonderment, and no one will believe you are Hornetgirl :eek:


I hope RF and DD dont mind me discussing my forum over here (and they are welcome to pop over my way to share money saving tips to fellow pie lovers) but yes, I do get to taste lots of pies. Obviously no pastry on the top can not be a pie. A pie can have no pastry on the bottom, preferably if it has a puff pasty topper, obviously.
Soggy bottoms, now, where do I start...there is no reason for a soggy bottom. Look at your pastry mix, check your cooking vessel, and obviously, there is always blind baking (although I prefer blind tasting ).

:eek: :eek:

I only like pie without pastry on the bottom. My mum used to make lemon meringue pie that was only actually lemon meringue, otherwise I wouldn't eat it :rotfl:

Picasso7

silvercar wrote: »

How lovely. One tip is that you may want to give your Mum a hint that she may want to spruce up for some random reason. My friend made a surprise birthday party for her elderly Mum, Mum walked in through the front door dressed in her muddy gardening kit to be greeted by 50 guests.

Or tell her that you are organising a very small gathering so that she doesn't think you are not bothering and also gets dressed up. Friends of mine did this, 'popping in to see someone' at the local social club where the party was happening. The surprise worked really well.

Picasso7

Night all. RL a bit tough at the moment and I've had a series of not going out days, not just NSDs!

hornetgirl

Have a (((x))) Picasso7. Hope things look a bit brighter in the morning. Sleep well.

hornetgirl

I want to go to bed but Jasmine won't budge lol

Sunshinemummy

Picasso7 wrote: »

Night all. RL a bit tough at the moment and I've had a series of not going out days, not just NSDs!

Hey honey, whilst we are all sending you hugs remember to hug yourself.

If there is anything we can do, let us know x