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An in-between phase

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  • Air fryer roasted cauliflower with cheese also sounds poshe @redofromstart 😁
    Make sure you're getting enough calories for your needs at the moment though, you're doing a lot on top of going through a lot 

    Thanks for the link


  • South_coast
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    Can't believe I missed the chip chat 🤦‍♀️! Though no mention of mushy peas 😋🤷‍♀️???
    Mortgage start: £65,495 (March 2016)
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    Total amount repaid: £72,307.03. £1.10 repaid for every £1.00 borrowed

    Finally earning interest instead of paying it!!!
  • Blackcats
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    Can't believe I missed the chip chat 🤦‍♀️! Though no mention of mushy peas 😋🤷‍♀️???
    Please don't mention mushy peas 🥴 or even worse mushy peas anywhere near sauce of any variety.  Chips just need salt and vinegar.
  • KajiKita
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    Dear me, and I've had air fryer roasted cauliflower with a bit of grated cheese! 

    My original account shared the cheap and basic white chocolate one years ago here
    Ooh … air roasted cauliflower…. Sounds intriguing 😊 Might try that this week - I have an excess of cauli here to do something with 😊

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  • badmemory
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    I learnt in my late 50s that chip shop chips don't just need salt & vinegar (a lot of) but they also weirdly enough need cheese.  Thanks to a co-worker who had already stuffed her face before the chips.
  • Like everyone else in the chip chat, you are also a wrong 'un @South_coast

    Chips are salt, vinegar, ketchup.

  • Sun_Addict
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    I’m glad the hospital trust have finally paid up. One less thing to chase.
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  • Cheers @Sun_Addict

    Not sure what the best use of the money is, although a large chunk will definitely be going to flat fund, but not directly in the flat pot yet as I don't want my dad's money getting diluted with this that and the other, if that makes sense.
    Also not sure if I should pursue the complaint. On the one hand they have eventually paid and this is a logical time to draw a line under it. On the other hand, their conduct is a f*cking disgrace and I feel a responsibility to speak for them as have no voice, like wot Discworld, which my dad introduced me to, says.

    Re use of money, I thought maybe going away for a few days then when I saw it in the account I only wanted to spend it on something useful like extra to flat fund or tangible like a bit of jewellery as a gift from him to me.
    Then I veer back towards a few days away to the place I went when he died and being alone and processing these last few years fighting against the powers that be since he died. Then I think I want something lasting I can touch, as it's the last thing my da is ever buying me.

    Re complaint, on the other hand, I still have powers that be to fight against what with council re build and I expect HMRC re NI, so it's not like I'll be zen if I don't do this complaint, I'll be fuming and miserable anyway so might as well try to hammer into their ghastly heads that it is not okay to act this way.

    Sorry, bit of a braindump there!
    I appreciate £800 isn't loads of money to most people but it's a lot to me, and because it's both mine and my dad's money, and it's the decision as to where I say as much justice has been done that I can do, I want to make the right decisions 

  • badmemory
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    You could always write & basically say thanks for the money but you really were incredibly bad at your job & hope you realise that.  Then put it all away & move on.
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