Mundane News

[mybike]

I may have an excuse to make some steak & onion puddings.

 

[vernon]

The trouble with shopping at LiDL and ALDI is that Stollen is impossible to avoid. And it really needs to be eaten up before it goes off leaves the car park.

FTFY

 

[mybike]

I may have an excuse to make some steak & onion puddings.

Filling for the puddings is in the slow cooker, ready for morning.

 

[SatNavSaysStraightOn]

I might make gooseberry butter today.

 

[TVC]

Definitely Friday, snd we don't go back to work until next Wednesday

 

[HertzvanRental]

Off for a talk today entitled "Why Faversham has a copy of the Magna Carta."

 

[vernon]

This is the latest that I've woken up on a Friday.

 

[potsy]

Yes, it's also Friday in London......what a coincidence.

Sunday here, last day of lazing before the week starts again tomorrow.

There is a rumour that we are being given free food in the canteen all next week, this could get messy

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Weather forecast says patchy rain. I don't know about elsewhere, but this whole patch is soaking wet.

 

[mybike]

Filling for the puddings is in the slow cooker, ready for morning.

Puddings made & cooling before being put in freezer.

Weather forecast says patchy rain. I don't know about elsewhere, but this whole patch is soaking wet.

Soaking here too.

 

[tyred]

Blue skies and sunny days continue. My calendar must be faulty as it was colder in July.

 

[Levo-Lon]

Superstar wheel builder ....i gave up

 

[potsy]

Dank here, just been to buy a new microwave.

I buy a new one every six months, it's easier than cleaning them

 

[IDMark2]

Our microwave doesn't appear to get dirty as it's apparently only used to warm up cups of tea that have been forgotten and allowed to get cold. I don't know what the record is for constantly - and in my opinion, wastefully - rewarming a cuppa before there's so little left that you should make a fresh one but Mrs ID probably holds it.

 

[potsy]

Our microwave doesn't appear to get dirty as it's apparently only used to warm up cups of tea that have been forgotten and allowed to get cold. I don't know what the record is for constantly - and in my opinion, wastefully - rewarming a cuppa before there's so little left that you should make a fresh one but Mrs ID probably holds it.

Mrs P prefers to add more boiling water to cups of tea that go cold, after a couple of hours the tea is so weak and watered down she may as well just drink water