mybike
Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
- Location
- Not 'emel 'empstead
You get your ice cream out of a can
I've creams, not sure what they are but he obviously enjoyed them & they come in cans.
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I've creams, not sure what they are but he obviously enjoyed them & they come in cans.
mybike
Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
- Location
- Not 'emel 'empstead
Simples. Use some other fruit that's far more tasty.
Besides, rhubarb is technically a vegetable.
Tomatoes?
Illaveago
Guru
- Location
- Chippenham,Wiltshire.
I've been outside doing some puncture repairs. I think I discovered why my friend's tyre went down yesterday. The valve was coming out of the tube . I fitted a new inner tube . I then set about putting some patches on the inner tube of a BMX bike that I rescued the other day .
- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Like lots of people I have about umpty hundred things that need doing. So where do I start? 
I think I should start with some of the most difficult tasks.
Ones that I have been putting off for a long time.
I know everyone would have been very sympathetic, and provided me with lots of cups of tea, and cake and biskits, and more importantly hugs. 🤗 However, at the time of diagnosis, I struggled to think clearly, and knew I had a long hard challenge ahead me. I needed some sort of normality. This thread and my friends in it helped a lot.
Last summer, July to be precise, I was diagnosed with Cancer. I needed a fairly major operation, and then Chemotherapy, and finally Radiotherapy which finished five weeks ago. Only two people, and the Moderator Team knew about it. I thought I would tell people on this thread first.
Please be reassured that tea, cake, biskits, especially custard cream and choc digestives are always welcome. Oh and virtual hugs. 🤗
I think I should start with some of the most difficult tasks.
Ones that I have been putting off for a long time. I know everyone would have been very sympathetic, and provided me with lots of cups of tea, and cake and biskits, and more importantly hugs. 🤗 However, at the time of diagnosis, I struggled to think clearly, and knew I had a long hard challenge ahead me. I needed some sort of normality. This thread and my friends in it helped a lot.
Last summer, July to be precise, I was diagnosed with Cancer. I needed a fairly major operation, and then Chemotherapy, and finally Radiotherapy which finished five weeks ago. Only two people, and the Moderator Team knew about it. I thought I would tell people on this thread first.
Please be reassured that tea, cake, biskits, especially custard cream and choc digestives are always welcome. Oh and virtual hugs. 🤗
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Actually, a savoury vegetable crumble is really rather tasty. Sauteed veggies (onion, pepper, courgette, broccoli, green beans) in a cheese sauce and topped with crumble made with wholemeal flour, butter and parmesan cheese.
Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
A bird just crashed into the living room window. It flew off again as far as I can tell...
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Like lots of people I have about umpty hundred things that need doing. So where do I start?
I think I should start with some of the most difficult tasks.
I know everyone would have been very sympathetic, and provided me with lots of cups of tea, and cake and biskits, and more importantly hugs. 🤗 However, at the time of diagnosis, I struggled to think clearly, and knew I had a long hard challenge ahead me. I needed some sort of normality. This thread and my friends in it helped a lot.
Last summer, July to be precise, I was diagnosed with Cancer. I needed a fairly major operation, and then Chemotherapy, and finally Radiotherapy which finished five weeks ago. Only two people, and the Moderator Team knew about it. I thought I would tell people on this thread first.
Please be reassured that tea, cake, biskits, especially custard cream and choc digestives are always welcome. Oh and virtual hugs. 🤗
Well, whaddaya know... I've just opened a pack of custard creams to put in the biskit barrel. I'll go and fire up my trebuchet.
Anyways, we're always here for you, hun xxx
That's the best thing about this thread - we're always here for each other.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
My plop of a dough actually made a really nice sourdough bread. Went down a treat with some extra mature red leicester and a rather ripe camembert.
Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
Like lots of people I have about umpty hundred things that need doing. So where do I start?
I think I should start with some of the most difficult tasks.
I know everyone would have been very sympathetic, and provided me with lots of cups of tea, and cake and biskits, and more importantly hugs. 🤗 However, at the time of diagnosis, I struggled to think clearly, and knew I had a long hard challenge ahead me. I needed some sort of normality. This thread and my friends in it helped a lot.
Last summer, July to be precise, I was diagnosed with Cancer. I needed a fairly major operation, and then Chemotherapy, and finally Radiotherapy which finished five weeks ago. Only two people, and the Moderator Team knew about it. I thought I would tell people on this thread first.
Please be reassured that tea, cake, biskits, especially custard cream and choc digestives are always welcome. Oh and virtual hugs. 🤗
Thanks for trusting us with this @Speicher. I can understand why you wanted to keep things "normal" here...
mybike
Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
- Location
- Not 'emel 'empstead
I sooo miss Boolean logic!
Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
Guess what I'm going to have for dinner?
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Lullabelle
Banana
- Location
- Midlands UK
Like lots of people I have about umpty hundred things that need doing. So where do I start?
I think I should start with some of the most difficult tasks.
I know everyone would have been very sympathetic, and provided me with lots of cups of tea, and cake and biskits, and more importantly hugs. 🤗 However, at the time of diagnosis, I struggled to think clearly, and knew I had a long hard challenge ahead me. I needed some sort of normality. This thread and my friends in it helped a lot.
Last summer, July to be precise, I was diagnosed with Cancer. I needed a fairly major operation, and then Chemotherapy, and finally Radiotherapy which finished five weeks ago. Only two people, and the Moderator Team knew about it. I thought I would tell people on this thread first.
Please be reassured that tea, cake, biskits, especially custard cream and choc digestives are always welcome. Oh and virtual hugs. 🤗
I am sending you oodles of
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Like lots of people I have about umpty hundred things that need doing. So where do I start?
I think I should start with some of the most difficult tasks.
I know everyone would have been very sympathetic, and provided me with lots of cups of tea, and cake and biskits, and more importantly hugs. 🤗 However, at the time of diagnosis, I struggled to think clearly, and knew I had a long hard challenge ahead me. I needed some sort of normality. This thread and my friends in it helped a lot.
Last summer, July to be precise, I was diagnosed with Cancer. I needed a fairly major operation, and then Chemotherapy, and finally Radiotherapy which finished five weeks ago. Only two people, and the Moderator Team knew about it. I thought I would tell people on this thread first.
Please be reassured that tea, cake, biskits, especially custard cream and choc digestives are always welcome. Oh and virtual hugs. 🤗
