20/20 Vision (repaying a debt to my home and myself)

beanielou

We made it indeed

HairyHandofDartmoor

Well done on the walk, returning the clothes and not buying unnecessary food :T.

I can really notice a shift in your motivation .

mark55man

doingitanyway wrote: »

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Thanks Mark8. I didn't get the grater. Grater was for potato rosti. I'll be roasting the cauliflower. Although now you mention cauliflower cheese...:)

Roasted cauliflower is our find of the year. My OH does it for the vegans with a sprinkle of chilli and/or garlic salt - fabulous

HairyHandofDartmoor

mark88man wrote: »

Roasted cauliflower is our find of the year. My OH does it for the vegans with a sprinkle of chilli and/or garlic salt - fabulous

Hmmm sounds tasty

lonelyrat

I am going to try one of those sonic thingies but I imagine they will just hold a party and dance to the sonic sound...

:rotfl: I can't get over the image I have in my head right now!!!

Sorry about the wasteful day... These things happen and you've bounced back which is what's important Veg box sounds like a great idea!

I bought some gloves recently... Just cheapos from the corner shop. £2 and they keep my hands toasty enough, am sure they won't last for years or anything, but worth it for where I am money-wise at the moment. If you get too nippy it may be an option

Roasted cauliflower sounds yum :cool:

doingitanyway

HairyHandofDartmoor wrote: »

Well done on the walk, returning the clothes and not buying unnecessary food :T.
I can really notice a shift in your motivation .

Hmmm, ended up shopping for food in the end

mark88man wrote: »

Roasted cauliflower is our find of the year. My OH does it for the vegans with a sprinkle of chilli and/or garlic salt - fabulous

Love the humble cauli, so versatile and yes gorgeous spiced first

lonelyrat wrote: »

:rotfl: I can't get over the image I have in my head right now!!!

Sorry about the wasteful day... These things happen and you've bounced back which is what's important Veg box sounds like a great idea!

I bought some gloves recently... Just cheapos from the corner shop. £2 and they keep my hands toasty enough, am sure they won't last for years or anything, but worth it for where I am money-wise at the moment. If you get too nippy it may be an option

Roasted cauliflower sounds yum :cool:

You are right. I could buy some cheap gloves and will if I see some cheap enough but hopefully I should be able to get some in the sales. I saw some mittens. I might attach a woollen thread and push trough my armholes so I don't lose them

doingitanyway

I couldn’t walk due to icy rain so I drove to the shops. It was good I drove in a way as the fine put me off driving so it was good to get back in the car before it turned into a confidence thing.:o

So all that not getting any shopping went out the window.

I seemed to arrive at the right time in Mr.S as nabbed some organic chicken pieces reduced from £4.20 to £1.05 so froze those for future. Other bargains too so the freezer is stocked up now.:)

I didn’t make the fishcakes but I will be making a chicken curry tomorrow

I still don't have the bleeping grater.

I didn’t achieve much today, just washing up and cleaning and washing clothes. I really wanted to do a walk but it was just too awful out.

I’m trying hard not to buy anything as the sales will begin soon but I did buy some thermal socks for £6 today as I don’t have the heating on during the day

I hope you have had a good day

HairyHandofDartmoor

doingitanyway wrote: »

I saw some mittens. I might attach a woollen thread and push trough my armholes so I don't lose them

My mum used to do that when I was at primary school :rotfl: I must have lost a lot of gloves :rotfl:.

This is why I like fingerless gloves because I just keep them on, unless I'm in a really hot place, and then I'm less likely to lose them.

HairyHandofDartmoor

doingitanyway wrote: »

I couldn’t walk due to icy rain so I drove to the shops. It was good I drove in a way as the fine put me off driving so it was good to get back in the car before it turned into a confidence thing.:o

So all that not getting any shopping went out the window.

I seemed to arrive at the right time in Mr.S as nabbed some organic chicken pieces reduced from £4.20 to £1.05 so froze those for future. Other bargains too so the freezer is stocked up now.:)

I didn’t make the fishcakes but I will be making a chicken curry tomorrow

I still don't have the bleeping grater.

I didn’t achieve much today, just washing up and cleaning and washing clothes. I really wanted to do a walk but it was just too awful out.

I’m trying hard not to buy anything as the sales will begin soon but I did buy some thermal socks for £6 today as I don’t have the heating on during the day

I hope you have had a good day

OMG don't talk to me about freezing rain, it was horrendous here :eek:.

You sound like you got quite a lot done actually :T.

doingitanyway

HairyHandofDartmoor wrote: »

My mum used to do that when I was at primary school :rotfl: I must have lost a lot of gloves :rotfl:.

This is why I like fingerless gloves because I just keep them on, unless I'm in a really hot place, and then I'm less likely to lose them.

Except mine were fingerless and therefore absolutely no need to take them off
Never mind...