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Cooking for one (Mark Three)

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  • Need2bthrifty
    Need2bthrifty Posts: 2,004 Forumite
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    caronc said:


    That is good news Caronc, not to jinx anything could there be another announcement coming soon  ;)  

    Sooner than you might think.  ;)
     B)  Congrats to them both
    Jan - June Grocery spends = £531.61
    July - Oct Grocery spends = £368.15
    Nov - Grocery spends = £ 63.98
  • justkeepswimmimg
    justkeepswimmimg Posts: 1,662 Forumite
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    Lovely news, caronc, hope they’ve had exactly the day they wanted 😊

    Gloomy and wet all day here, it barely got light 😕

    Braved it this afternoon to do a food shop but otherwise a lazy day, still fighting a bit of the lurgy.

    Spinach and ricotta tortellini with tuna, sweetcorn and sun dried tomatoes for lunch. Made a chorizo and yellow pepper flatbread pizza tonight, with green salad and ready made beetroot salad.
  • Brambling
    Brambling Posts: 6,169 Forumite
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    Congrats to the happy couple Caronc and a playmate for Frank 🙂

    Although I said I won't do it, I did volunteer at Petworth today, it's their Christmas market all weekend and was manic even with the rain. I got there early to ensure a carpark space and there were already six cars ahead of me in the queue for the gates to open, we were told the car park was full by 10.06 the gates opened early at 9.45.  I came home before the light show and choir, it had been a long day by 4 and another volunteer who lived local was working.

    when leaving this morning I bumped into my neighbours with a new tiny puppy in a carrier, she wasn't looking amused, so I think he's in trouble as it was a surprise last night, their daughter was over the moon. To be fair my neighbour is on dialysis several times a week and isn't very well and she's the one who WFH. I think she would have taken me up on my joke to swap him with one grumpy tabby! As we got into our cars she was promising a catch up with me with no little ears listening. 

    Last of my salmon poke bowls for lunch.  I was tired when I got home so beans and toast for dinner 
    Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage   -          Anais Nin
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