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@goldfinches race was really good, we had a herd of deer running next to us about 2k in which was amazing, a few did cross in front of some runners further up, and a very large stag stopped and had a good look at us all (prob wondering why we were running on 2 legs not 4 🤣). PB and based on the results I squeaked into the top 20% of finishers so I'm well happy with that (esp as Friday night I was seriously considering pulling out).
Dinner out out with OH last night. Cocktails, wine and three courses (he had monkfish and I had lemon sole). We were both stuffed.
Will be something far more low key tonight.Feb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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Veggie burritos (using Quorn mince and home grown tomatoes). Hoping they will be filling enough on their own as will be full of rice!
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OH had veggie chilli and I had breaded haddock, some LO mash and petit pois...another box from the fish out the freezer.
OH also had a HM chip butty later too, chips and roll both out the freezer.
Thinking I might make a sweet and sour in the week as have some pineapple, pepper and quorn in the freezer to use.Feb 2015 NSD Challenge 8/12JAN NSD 11/16
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Busy day, so a simple tuna salad tonightNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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kerri_gt said:@goldfinches race was really good, we had a herd of deer running next to us about 2k in which was amazing, a few did cross in front of some runners further up, and a very large stag stopped and had a good look at us all (prob wondering why we were running on 2 legs not 4 🤣). PB and based on the results I squeaked into the top 20% of finishers so I'm well happy with that (esp as Friday night I was seriously considering pulling out).
Last night the OH did a meal fit for Bloomsday - an alternative "snake and pigmy" (as we call it) as the meat guy at the market had a nice selection of heart and kidneys. Just done up as a stew rather than a pie or pudding but very very nice. (normally we bbq these things) A very small portion is left and I'm wondering if I should take it to work for lunch tomorrow.
Awaiting the OH return home with provisions for this evening. I think we are one of the few households that grocery shops most days - FiL used to food shop twice daily so OH has only inherited a portion of that habit!
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I've made swede and potato pasties. A very cheap recipe indeed. Will serve with baked beans and maybe tinned peas for me (bought instead of mushy accidentally and don't think anyone else will eat them!)2
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Chicken and broccoli bake tonight, later in the week gammon steaks, jackets with beans and cheese
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Microwave fish pie(£1.20) and a tin of processed peas.
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Aubergine stir fry (River cottage recipe)Original mortgage free date: November 2044Current mortgage free date: November 2038Chipping away...2
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Veggie sausage stroganoff (plus mushrooms for OH) with spaghetti.2
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