Tea? (Part 1)

[Speicher]

When you googled Build a Bear did you look at their "Mini Furry Friends" and find..... the furry baby elephant?

 

[Arch]

When you googled Build a Bear did you look at their "Mini Furry Friends" and find..... the furry baby elephant?

Ah! No, I didn't...

Just been on a spree and spent £3 on teeshirts for Oli in charity shops. Thank goodness for charity shops! I reckon I've spent more on clothes for Oli since he's been born than I have on clothes for myself! I hate clothes shopping for me, but I always see a cute teeshirt or something for him...

Now I still need to buy bread and a watchstrap (or the ribbon to make my own - a watch strap costs about £8 at last count....) and head home, where I have some leftover pizza from last night for my lunch.... It's an exciting life!

 

[Night Train]

I have been shopping and have tea again!
Been living off fruit teas, which don't count, and hot chocolate for over a week now.

 

[wafflycat]

I have migraine again. That's two in a week. Hmmm... don't know what's started this one either. Hmm..

 

[Speicher]

Ah! No, I didn't...

Just been on a spree and spent £3 on teeshirts for Oli in charity shops. Thank goodness for charity shops! I reckon I've spent more on clothes for Oli since he's been born than I have on clothes for myself! I hate clothes shopping for me, but I always see a cute teeshirt or something for him...

Now I still need to buy bread and a watchstrap (or the ribbon to make my own - a watch strap costs about £8 at last count....) and head home, where I have some leftover pizza from last night for my lunch.... It's an exciting life!

£8 for a watch strap, that is silly, you could nearly buy a new watch for that. I wanted a new lid for my saucepan, a new lid is about £8 and a new saucepan is £16 or more. So I did better than that, tracked down the manufacturer of saucepan, and they are sending me a new handle, for lid which is what broke, free of charge.

I know what you mean about toddler's clothes in Charity shops, some are available which look almost brand new, perhaps worn once, blue dungarees with a tractor on the bib? or Winnie the Pooh pjamas, oh dear, not in my size.

 

[Speicher]

* brings in Magic biskit tin * say the magic password, and when you open the tin, it will contain your favourite biskits, or possibly the favourite biskits of the person who has just walked in.

Who can guess the password?

 

[wafflycat]

Please?

 

[Speicher]

No!

 

[wafflycat]

So I won't be polite then. Just give me the sodding biscuits, or else!

 

[Speicher]

There is a ginormous clue in my post, to tell you the answer.

 

[Angelfishsolo]

Could it be "MAGIC"?

 

[tdr1nka]

Abracadabra!
Can I have a magic bickky, please?

TEA UP!!

 

[Renard]

Do you still keep the key for the cupboard? If so, is there any need for a magic biscuit tin too?

 

[tdr1nka]

The key for the cupboard is on a magic key hook which is locked inside the
cupboard.

Oh......................

 

[Speicher]

Could it be "MAGIC"?

Indeed it could, just like it said in my post - the magic password.