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Still in jimjams feeling slightly sorry for myself. Fire is lit and I'm needle felting a tree to take my mind off all the bits that hurt. Man flu has definitely struck :ohmy:

Hope you're feeling a bit less *bleurgh* xxx

I went out to Tesco to keep my mind off feeling grotty and stressy. Nothing beats a nice wee spot of yellow stickering :biggrin:

Lucked out majorly on avocadoes :hungry:
 

Speicher

Vice Admiral
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I avoid large supermarkets, at all costs. The combination of the intense lighting which distorts colours, the tannoy system and/or loud music, and people rushing about, not to mention the trolleys etc, make my brain feel like it is going to explode. :sad: I order the heavy stuff on-line.

I use the small shops, including a greengrocer who sells local produce, yummy cakes, wonderful biskits, and jams, spices etc. ^_^ There is a small Tesco about the size of a tennis court for milk etc,
 
Hope you're feeling a bit less *bleurgh* xxx

I went out to Tesco to keep my mind off feeling grotty and stressy. Nothing beats a nice wee spot of yellow stickering :biggrin:

Lucked out majorly on avocadoes :hungry:
Worse not better :sad:
Will not be going to work later (can't remember the last time I had a day off sick)
 

Fab Foodie

hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
Location
Kirton, Devon.
Greetings from Russia.
Weather much like Abingdon at the weekend... but with less snow.

Good and bad news so far, I have one of the better rooms with a double bed, a lleather sofa, proper dining table and chairs and small kitchen. There is a bath with a shower in it, but no fixing on the wall for the shower head. I did manage half a bath of hot water. There was a ysed bar of soap by the bath too which was nice.
The shower curtain duly collapsed which is OK because I didn’t need it, as did an arm of the towel rail.
On the plus side, they have a new chef for the breakfast who is able to do fresh eggs over-easy!!! This is a major improvement.

It’s the glamour...

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I avoid large supermarkets, at all costs. The combination of the intense lighting which distorts colours, the tannoy system and/or loud music, and people rushing about, not to mention the trolleys etc, make my brain feel like it is going to explode. :sad: I order the heavy stuff on-line.

I use the small shops, including a greengrocer who sells local produce, yummy cakes, wonderful biskits, and jams, spices etc. ^_^ There is a small Tesco about the size of a tennis court for milk etc,

Yes, theres a massive one by me, the ricoh arena tesco, we rarely use it, we prefer the little Morrisons round the corner, its very popular and always busy.
 

Illaveago

Legendary Member
It is only -3 C here according to the car. I've been out and fed the birds, some of the wet cat food I put out next to a Hedgehog last night was frozen stiff but when I lifted the improvised tunnel most of the food had gone. The grass inside the tunnel was also clear of frost so it did provide a bit of shelter.
I'm not sure if the Hedgehog managed to find the food inside or if it was a crafty cat.
 

Illaveago

Legendary Member
Greetings from Russia.
Weather much like Abingdon at the weekend... but with less snow.

Good and bad news so far, I have one of the better rooms with a double bed, a lleather sofa, proper dining table and chairs and small kitchen. There is a bath with a shower in it, but no fixing on the wall for the shower head. I did manage half a bath of hot water. There was a ysed bar of soap by the bath too which was nice.
The shower curtain duly collapsed which is OK because I didn’t need it, as did an arm of the towel rail.
On the plus side, they have a new chef for the breakfast who is able to do fresh eggs over-easy!!! This is a major improvement.

It’s the glamour...

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Is the chef the Swedish Chef from the Muppets?
 
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