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Drawingaline

Ohhhh I adore the rivers of london series, I thought he had finished them and now there is one to preorder for November, I am a little bit excited!!!

Onebrokelady

Drawingaline wrote: »

Ohhhh I adore the rivers of london series, I thought he had finished them and now there is one to preorder for November, I am a little bit excited!!!

They're great aren't they, im slightly annoyed that he's written another one though because I have them all in paperback so will have to wait for it to come out in paperback before I can read it, this means I will have forgotten what has happened and will have to read them all again 😂

Onebrokelady

HairyHandofDartmoor wrote: »

I hate cooking too . I hope your shoulder gets better soon. I've never heard of Biofreeze.

Bio freeze is a cooling gel that you rub into aching muscles and joints, you can get a tube or a bottle with a roller ball on it,I have the roller ball one as I can reach further over my shoulder with it, I also sometimes use it if my feet are burning and painful and it cools them down
Normally if I have an aching muscle or joint it responds to heat but this seems to be better with cold

It actually feels the best it has done all week today so that's a good sign

Onebrokelady

Cherryfudge wrote: »

I hope the shoulder lets you sleep tonight. You must have been tired last night to have slept till 11.

I was shattered Cherry,but the constant throbbing was keeping me awake,it wasn't so bad the next night (24th) so I did get some sleep

Onebrokelady

So yesterday was spent at DD1 house with my DGSs,we took them to the playgroup in the church hall on my daughters road and DG1 had a whale of a time,it's a lovely place and very welcoming, on the way back DGS wanted to splash in the puddles and his mum is not one for stopping some good fun so in he went,I had my waterproof walking boots on so decided to join him,his face was a picture when he turned round and I was in the puddle

Last night was spent watching Bake Off ,does anyone else watch this and is it me or do the contestants seem very mediocre this year,I sat and had a chat with DD2 then went to bed

I didnt feel very good last night because I had some sort of allergic reaction in the daytime,I felt like I was getting a bad cold,DGS was running round with a balloon and I held his hand afterwards,I'm highly allergic to latex so it was more than likely that,I had to take some anti histamines to calm it down

Last nights sleep wasn't good either because my nose was running too much,I finally started to nod off at 4 when DD2 came in my room to tell me there was a spider the size of a tarantula in her room,by the time I got there and she had got a large wine glass to catch it with it had run off so I had to spend ages trying to find it,I found it hiding behind the leg of her desk and it was huge:eek::eek:,I managed to catch it and put the poor thing outside in the pouring rain, then went back to bed feeling guilty with a cup of tea and my book,I fell asleep at 5.30 in the end and woke up at 12 today

Today's plans were to do some bits to the bathroom but I really can't be bothered,my dog was limping quite badly last night so I'm taking her back to the vets today, her back seems ok but I'm not sure if her feet are hurting her, she licks and chews them a lot which is a sign something is hurting,she also keeps eating different plants so I'm wondering if the one she picked yesterday had painkilling properties, I'm not sure what it was and if it was part of a plant or the tree behind it, she eats grass a lot and always has done but not usually plants, she also ate some leaves off a black berry bush yesterday,I read a really good article years ago about dogs eating plants, it seems they do like a variety of plants and if they have access they will help themselves to whatever they need at any given time,they also seem to know what is not ok to eat too

Onebrokelady

So yesterday was spent at DD1 house with my DGSs,we took them to the playgroup in the church hall on my daughters road and DG1 had a whale of a time,it's a lovely place and very welcoming, on the way back DGS wanted to splash in the puddles and his mum is not one for stopping some good fun so in he went,I had my waterproof walking boots on so decided to join him,his face was a picture when he turned round and I was in the puddle

Last night was spent watching Bake Off ,does anyone else watch this and is it me or do the contestants seem very mediocre this year,I sat and had a chat with DD2 then went to bed

I didnt feel very good last night because I had some sort of allergic reaction in the daytime,I felt like I was getting a bad cold,DGS was running round with a balloon and I held his hand afterwards,I'm highly allergic to latex so it was more than likely that

foxgloves

I love GBBO, OBL, but I think there have been some odd judges'decisions this year. Apart from Week 2, I've very much felt that the people sent home each time should have stayed, because in every case there's been someone worse who SHOULD have gone. I can't help feeling there's a managed 'shape' to it, in terms of them probably knowing early on who they want to see in the finale. It just doesn't feel quite as impartial as it used to. I still love watching it though, for the baking, & thinking what I'd make if it was me.
Oh my goodness though, I've lost all patience with the lad with the specs who keeps dissolving every five minutes...... I'm a hard woman, aren't I?!
F x

Drawingaline

My 15yr old likes bake off. I possibly could get into it, but just don't have the energy tbh. Also hubby would sit and comment with rolling eyes :mad:

I have all the river of london series on my kindle. Keep meaning to buy the actual books for my shelves as I do re read them. Oh, maybe for Xmas

Onebrokelady

foxgloves wrote: »

I love GBBO, OBL, but I think there have been some odd judges'decisions this year. Apart from Week 2, I've very much felt that the people sent home each time should have stayed, because in every case there's been someone worse who SHOULD have gone. I can't help feeling there's a managed 'shape' to it, in terms of them probably knowing early on who they want to see in the finale. It just doesn't feel quite as impartial as it used to. I still love watching it though, for the baking, & thinking what I'd make if it was me.
Oh my goodness though, I've lost all patience with the lad with the specs who keeps dissolving every five minutes...... I'm a hard woman, aren't I?!
F x

I agree Foxgloves,I like watching for the baking and seeing what they will come up with next, I've been feeling very sorry for the lad with the glasses up until this week when he finally got on my nerves :rotfl:

Onebrokelady

Drawingaline wrote: »

My 15yr old likes bake off. I possibly could get into it, but just don't have the energy tbh. Also hubby would sit and comment with rolling eyes :mad:

I have all the river of london series on my kindle. Keep meaning to buy the actual books for my shelves as I do re read them. Oh, maybe for Xmas

I didn't watch the earlier shows,I got into it about three series ago,it's something me and DD2 like to watch together, I always have a couple of books at Xmas it the thing I look forward to the most