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blue sky & sunshine for the moment, rain maybe laterAsda delivery arrived on time, with one minor sub, posh replaced a cheapo for the same price, I can live with that.
Realised my gammon joint was on its BB date, so roasted that this morning, and used a few slices in a sandwich for lunchDinner, more gammon, probably with use up eggs & AF chipsNumerus non sum1 -
Very chilly start here too, but turned out to be a nice sunny day compared to yesterday’s misty rain.
I noticed that tesco had some turkey legs if you are still looking Brambling.
Lunch was leftover broccoli souffle and tomato salad.
Dinner tonight is turkey koftas and cauliflower in curry sauce with brown rice.
Jan - June Grocery spends = £531.61
July - Sept Grocery spends = £304.88
Oct - Grocery spends = £ 33.991 -
We've had a nice day up until about 7pm when I got a shock when I went out to Di d it was raining, it still is. I think tomorrow's bad weather has started early.
Its been a easy day food wise
Lunch was LO couscous, chickpeas and med vegetables I added some pan fried paneer cheese to it. The paneer was a YS cumin, chilli and turmeric flavoured it was down from £3.50 to £1.60 so I thought I would give it a try. I enjoyed it enough to wish I popped a couple more packs in the bag.Soused mackerel with potato and celeriac Boulangere for dinnerLife shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage - Anais Nin1 -
It is pouring with rain here. The workman knocked out the pipe to the sink so I have to call a plumber. Breakfast will have to be something that doesn't involve a lot of washing up. Maybe a PB or cheese sandwich.2025 GOALS
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Oh dear Wednesday, hope thats not too costly

Very chilly start this morning and it’s way too cloudy for any sunshine to get through and warm things up a bit.
I used up leeks I had in the freezer, the last of the broccoli plus the stalk to make a couple of portions of soup to put back in the freezer. I’ve also got some celery soup cooking at the moment, I’ll throw in some stilton and have that for lunch and freeze any leftovers.
My winter vaccines are scheduled for this afternoon so I will prepare a cottage pie this morning so that I just have to heat it up later.
Jan - June Grocery spends = £531.61
July - Sept Grocery spends = £304.88
Oct - Grocery spends = £ 33.990
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