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Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
Christmas lights ride
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
I don't enjoy driving anymore at all , pure lack of driving skills and good manners from majority of road users .
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Early Evening cuppa went down well enough with the last portion of homemade banana loaf.
- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Just watched Nikita dancing the Paso Doble in tight black trousers and no shirt. Is it me or is it hot in here? 
Gwylan
Guru
- Location
- All at sea⛵
Time forand try of a Sainsbury's mince pie off the bakery section.
Have to say pretty good for a shop one, with the right guests you'd get away with saying you'd made them.
I'd ditch the caster sugar on the top i've never seen the point of it.
My son makes those, so be kind
Jenkins
Legendary Member
- Location
- Felixstowe
It's official - Ch****mas will start some time after 23:15 today as Channel 4 are showing Die Hard and we all know that...
Time for this evening's hot chocolate.
Time for this evening's hot chocolate.
Changed the sofa cover. You might recall earlier in the year me having a pen of Tippex pull apart with consequential binning of a green sofa cover. The cream one has been on ever since and now looking pretty mucky. The replacement green one fitted, a workout definitely more sweaty than 10k the indoor bike thingy. Had one nut vanish, saw it fall but no sound of it hitting the wooden floor but shaking the rug did not reveal. Some bemusement of where were the nuts were in the shed until they were found in a compartment to the jigsaw carry case.
I am being , tomorrow i'm going to back and getting another few packs.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
It's been a bright day here chez Casa Reynard after a chilly and somewhat murky start.
Slept well enough. The usual choresy morning was had. I also hauled in the wood I cut last week but had to abandon. That is stashed safely in the garage as I now have room for fresh supplies.
A lovely luncheon was had of crusty bloomer, Tesco's "Finest" smoked cheddar, half a deliciously ripe mango and a
All the wood bins in the house were quickly topped up, and then off to the medical centre in Soham to get my leg seen to. As expected, it's still too early to remove the stitches, and the wound still does look quite angry. It's weeping and inflamed, but thankfully not infected, and the stitches have held. Bottom line, it just needs more time. The nurse re-dressed the wound - she put on some bright yellow antimicrobial stuff under the dressing, and has given me some spares. I also need to make another appointment for some point between Christmas & New Year at my own surgery, but that's easier said than done. It looks like I'll be doing my own dressings until after the holidays...
A quick and biskit, and then off to Tesco for some of the 15p veg and to see what I could sniff out on yellow sticker. Not overly much of interest on sticker - most of it was being boxed up for charity, but I still came home with a crusty bloomer, two pains au raisins and a box of Min Spies from the in store bakery, a tub of coleslaw, three boxes of organic free range eggs and another boxed cheese assortment.
I have seriously lucked out on cheese on sticker this festive season. Most of it will go in the freezer, and so I won't need to buy "lunch" cheese for quite a while!
They did have the giant Melton Mowbray pork pies in, so one had to jump into my trolley.
Had cauliflower soup, a chicken & avocado roll, and then the last of the apple pie and cream for supper. All this whilst listening to Everton v Arsenal.
Am now sat by the fire with a and watching MOTD
Slept well enough. The usual choresy morning was had. I also hauled in the wood I cut last week but had to abandon. That is stashed safely in the garage as I now have room for fresh supplies.
A lovely luncheon was had of crusty bloomer, Tesco's "Finest" smoked cheddar, half a deliciously ripe mango and a
All the wood bins in the house were quickly topped up, and then off to the medical centre in Soham to get my leg seen to. As expected, it's still too early to remove the stitches, and the wound still does look quite angry. It's weeping and inflamed, but thankfully not infected, and the stitches have held. Bottom line, it just needs more time. The nurse re-dressed the wound - she put on some bright yellow antimicrobial stuff under the dressing, and has given me some spares. I also need to make another appointment for some point between Christmas & New Year at my own surgery, but that's easier said than done. It looks like I'll be doing my own dressings until after the holidays...
A quick
and biskit, and then off to Tesco for some of the 15p veg and to see what I could sniff out on yellow sticker. Not overly much of interest on sticker - most of it was being boxed up for charity, but I still came home with a crusty bloomer, two pains au raisins and a box of Min Spies from the in store bakery, a tub of coleslaw, three boxes of organic free range eggs and another boxed cheese assortment.I have seriously lucked out on cheese on sticker this festive season. Most of it will go in the freezer, and so I won't need to buy "lunch" cheese for quite a while!
They did have the giant Melton Mowbray pork pies in, so one had to jump into my trolley.
Had cauliflower soup, a chicken & avocado roll, and then the last of the apple pie and cream for supper. All this whilst listening to Everton v Arsenal.
Am now sat by the fire with a
and watching MOTD
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
It's not mundane for Madam Ruby. She takes her food very seriously, does that girl.
The biscuits are Royal Canin Sensible 33 for those who wanted to know.
Gwylan
Guru
- Location
- All at sea⛵
It's not mundane for Madam Ruby. She takes her food very seriously, does that girl.
The biscuits are Royal Canin Sensible 33 for those who wanted to know.
That is profoundly mundane, so mundane as to be perfect for this bit of the ether.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
It's luncheon in the test match. Time for me to bank the fire for the night and hobble off upstairs to bed.
Nunnight one and all xxx
Nunnight one and all xxx