OS daily threads September 2006

MimiF

Lucie,

Let us know how Kylie is, I'm so excited.

On the topic of the Betty Jackson dresses I saw them too and resisted but think of them regularly....:rolleyes:

DH even offered to buy a job lot so he could flog them on Ebay...I'm married to Del Boy...

MimiF

**purpleprincess**

Funnily enough, was thinking about going to work in Tesco's next year when I clear my debt and hand my notice in here.

MimiF

((((((((((((((((((((SnowyOwl))))))))))))))))))))))

**purpleprincess**

What is a Betty Jackson dress?

joannasmum

:grouphug: Snowy :grouphug:

Go get a job in Sainsburys and tell them to p off. I did it once it takes guts but its the best move I ever made, got my head togerther and then when I was ready went and got a much better job than I had before.

Chipps

(((((snowy)))))

Aril

Hi everyone!
Busyish day but mainly at work. Hoping that Argos will have a slowcooker when I go past on my way home from work. I can see an extended browse on the SC thread coming up this weekend if so!
Will need to pop out to Tesco this eve and then the Lidl shop tomorrow. We've got our new neighbours coming over for a cuppa tomorrow pm so hope to have time to make some flapjacks and in true OS fill the oven with a couple of malt loaves aswell.
Sunday I am planning to take the small person to a free festival they're holding in the town whilst OH does his tax return that's been sitting and smiling sweetly at him for the last few weeks!
I always get ridiculously overexcited when we hit September because it's my favourite month. However, I've got a big O birthday coming up this year. Oh well the consolation is that I shall choose a new moggie as we've been without for a whole year. The intention is that we get a 2 year old rescue cat...remind me of that when I post that I've sucumbed to a tiny little bundle of kittenish fluff instead won't you!!
Have a great weekend
Aril

jockettuk

VICKYA ... wondered were you have been hiding realised today hadnt seen you post for a few days, thought you were in hiding with the fact you due back to teaching next week lol..

Queenie

Icemaiden wrote:

....
Queenie Want to try your Jam crumble thingys but don't have a microwave will they be ok done in the oven? any tips?

Crumble Slices? (a.k.a Crumblies to my family )
Yes, you can make them in the oven, I remember when I posted the recipe one of our OS'ers had to cook her's in the oven - I recommended Gas 4/375F for approx 20 mins and if not ready, check at 5 min intervals. She came back to me and said her's were lovely and took 25mins in total.

HTH

((Snowy)) What an awful position to be in!!! I agree, a job anywhere else right now sounds to be a better deal!

((joannasmum)) Have a bath run for him for when he gets home, give him a massage; sometimes, investing a bit of pampering to de-stress them will be enough to take the edge off things and could pay dividends by still making Sunday do-able. Send posi-vibes your way ((hugs))

D11yo is now all set and ready for Tuesday :j :j He looks a right bobby dazzler in his blazer and full uniform and is really excited. They are both wearing their new school shoes around the house today to "break them in" :laugh: last thing they need are blisters first day back We've discussed their packed lunch menu's insofar as they have given me a list of their favourites to incorporate into our menu plans. :rotfl:

tootles_2

((((((((((((((((((((((((HUGS)))))))))))))))))))) snowy, chuck it in you do not need the aggro..............It makes my blood boil when selfish people put their guilt/incompetence onto others................Sainsburys might be mind blogglingly boring but at least you will not have people on your back, check out work is a borning as you want to make it!!!!! nice smile people will respond to you, be pleasant even if the customers aren't and work at your own pace!!!!!!