Mundane News

[Tenkaykev]

Supper is in the oven.

I now have a and one of those chocolate seashell things.

Might not be a good idea to hold it to your ear to see if you can hear the sea, could get a bit messy. I wonder if that's where the term " Chocolatier " came from...

 

[Hebe]

I have a cat dozing next to me on the sofa. Looking forward to an early night.

 

[Reynard]

Cats have been fed.

I have opened the window on the landing to let the aroma drift down the road and annoy the neighbours.

Oh, and green wheelie bin is out for collection.

 

[biggs682]

Green recycling bin is kerbside
Sun's out

 

[Hebe]

I need to put our green bin out too, once the mister is back.

 

[Bollo]

I bought some new shoes today. They’re very nice but the box smells faintly of cheese.

 

[rockyroller]

I bought some new shoes today. They’re very nice but the box smells faintly of cheese.

not a good sign

 

[pawl]

Wel my back passage has cleared out and been dumped.

Wine o'clock jobs done

Stay off the Senakot.

 

[Threevok]

I bought some new shoes today. They’re very nice but the box smells faintly of cheese.

DT Swiss ?

 

[Bollo]

DT Swiss ?

Less of that.

 

[Reynard]

Roast chicken, sage & onion sausagemeat stuffing, garlic & rosemary fondant potatoes*, peas and carrots.

*BURP*

* I sit the chicken (or joint) on top of the potatoes and add a mug of water and a stock cube to the bottom of the roasting tin. Then I finish off the potatoes in a hot oven while the meat is resting.

 

[Reynard]

I bought some new shoes today. They’re very nice but the box smells faintly of cheese.

Now I know who's nicked my Camembert...

 

[Reynard]

Oh, and Mesdames Poppy and Lexi had a portion of chicken as well.

Still enough chicken left for a fair few days, as it was a 2kg whopper.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Now I know who's nicked my Camembert...

It's getting too warm for Camemboots, so it'll soon be St Dahl.

 

[Reynard]

It's getting too warm for Camemboots, so it'll soon be St Dahl.

I'm one to talk, I bought an Englishman's Foot cheese on Saturday. (Pie d'Anglois)