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Sunny and breezy here today so another two loads of washing dry on the line. That’s me caught up, I had bedding and towels from before I went away on top of holiday washing. I’ve also ironed what feels like everything I own 😂
Not much else today, it was a very long week back at work.
Mezze for lunch which included some of the aubergine in tomato sauce from Greek week 😋. Prawn, broccoli and baby corn Thai red curry with noodles tonight.1 -
Good morning everyone,
Grey and damp here.
Another pottering day on the cards. Might make some soup if I cba.
Eggs for lunch, I'll decide later how I fancy having them.
Gammon shank for dinner Tesco Slow Cooked Gammon Shanks Honey And Mustard 545G - Tesco Groceries with new potatoes and various veg.1 -
Dry & breezy, supposed to clear up later, hope so, then I can get views of the Blood Moon eclipse this evening.Finalised my W'rose shopping, opted for the cheaper 4-hour window delivery, only £2, but they are supposed to let me know the hour slot come the day, once the van's route has been worked out.Lunch, last of the cheese & tom rollsDinner, defrosting a YS Pukka veggie pie, maybe have with HM mash or maybe chips, TBD laterNumerus non sum1
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I had a garlic bread and a pizza at a nice restaurant in Poole harbour last night. The pizza was so huge that we couldn't finish it all. That is a lovely area too. My friend said we should move to Dorset and I'm quite tempted.
There was a thunderstorm here this morning, but it has got a lot warmer since then.2025 GOALS
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Sky is a bit grey and overcast so probably wont see the eclipse here but the moon is obviously affecting the tides; there’s a really choppy sea with huge waves racing to shore.
Farway said:Finalised my W'rose shopping, opted for the cheaper 4-hour window delivery, only £2, but they are supposed to let me know the hour slot come the day, once the van's route has been worked out.That's how I work my sainburys order Farway, choosing the 11.00-3.00 saver slot and I get a text/email with an hour slot on the day of delivery - so far it’s usually been between 12.00 & 13.00.
Houmous, crusty bread and veg sticks for lunch.
I’m defrosting some prawns for tonight but haven’t quite decided whether to do a baked potato & salad or a fried rice - decisions decisions
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Wednesday2000 said:I had a garlic bread and a pizza at a nice restaurant in Poole harbour last night. The pizza was so huge that we couldn't finish it all. That is a lovely area too. My friend said we should move to Dorset and I'm quite tempted.
There was a thunderstorm here this morning, but it has got a lot warmer since then.2 -
jaybee said:Wednesday2000 said:I had a garlic bread and a pizza at a nice restaurant in Poole harbour last night. The pizza was so huge that we couldn't finish it all. That is a lovely area too. My friend said we should move to Dorset and I'm quite tempted.
There was a thunderstorm here this morning, but it has got a lot warmer since then.
2025 GOALS
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Slightly busier day, managed a swim and a trip to buy wine (with a voucher 😉). Also swept the kitchen floor and done some life admin (blinking multiple pensions!)
More mezze for lunch. Chinese pork shoulder steak with stir fried veg and noodles tonight.1 -
Small world Jaybee I grew up in Corfe Mullen and still have family there I left when I was 18. I do love Dorset and think it's a beautiful county but I'm happy here in Sussex which js also beautiful just not so close to the coast. The Wimborne bypass is a pain when visiting especially in the summer.
Another nice day, not that I did much other than my usual walk which is now up to a mile a day and some crafting.
Salad for lunch with the last of a pack of sliced beef.
It was my turn to try Caroncs Senegalese Chicken tonight 😋 I was a bit short on Dijon and typically I didn't have a new jar, so added a little wholegrain. Very tasty with rice and some LO green beans. It's not obviously lime when you eat it but it adds a brightness to the dish. I had a scotch bonnet in the freezer and chopped about a third which was just right. I cheated on the rice and used a bag of basmati and quinoa and dropped it on my foot when I took it out the MW so the steam vented on my big toe which is now redLife shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage - Anais Nin2 -
Brambling said:Small world Jaybee I grew up in Corfe Mullen and still have family there I left when I was 18. I do love Dorset and think it's a beautiful county but I'm happy here in Sussex which js also beautiful just not so close to the coast. The Wimborne bypass is a pain when visiting especially in the summer.
Today I am making a load of bolognaise sauce to put in the freezer in individual portions. Nice easy lady meals!2
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