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annie_mial

valval wrote:

annie_mial wrote:

Hi Jan, Joy, Cris, Trish - good to have you back home - and anyone else who's crept in while I wasn't looking.

Have just had a hot jam toastie and a lovely cuppa. My head still isn't on quite right, I fell asleep and had a nightmare earlier, but I'm so glad I don't have to go anywhere else for a couple of days, it's freezing out there!

I'm having a little trouble with my hands, so a bit slower tonight; but I feel ok in myself and nothing else dire happened today........just trot on as usual at the mo.

Another builders and I'll go over to the fire and sneak a corner of Cris' blankie.

Annie

annie there is a blanket with your name on over the back of that chair there enjoy can not make out what colour it is though

Val, thank you :!: Could it be a green one, do you think? It's a bit dim over there but that is my favourite colour........

Annie

valval

annie_mial wrote:

valval wrote:

annie_mial wrote:

Hi Jan, Joy, Cris, Trish - good to have you back home - and anyone else who's crept in while I wasn't looking.

Have just had a hot jam toastie and a lovely cuppa. My head still isn't on quite right, I fell asleep and had a nightmare earlier, but I'm so glad I don't have to go anywhere else for a couple of days, it's freezing out there!

I'm having a little trouble with my hands, so a bit slower tonight; but I feel ok in myself and nothing else dire happened today........just trot on as usual at the mo.

Another builders and I'll go over to the fire and sneak a corner of Cris' blankie.

Annie

annie there is a blanket with your name on over the back of that chair there enjoy can not make out what colour it is though

Val, thank you :!: Could it be a green one, do you think? It's a bit dim over there but that is my favourite colour........

Annie

yes think you r right it green so if any one pinches it tell them off it got your name on think will do one for evey one could be stitching for months lol

valval

trisher been good as gold honest. not got to go back to physio as she thought she would do more harm than good it moving ok now so just exercising it till she phones next week to see how things going. she lovely and taking good care of me could not ask for better care val

trisher

Cris Annie

I Googled about Strargazy Pie and it tells you where it was made and who made it and all about Cornwall, it is very interesting.

It tells you about MouseHole, I think I have been there when I was younger.

You can see pictires of the pie.

valval

no thanks do not eat anything that looks at me lol

skezier

Hi Trish,

thats where the lights are Just we don't call it mousehole........ You going to make some then? What ever it says they are horrible and running in oil, sorry Annie......... xx

annie_mial

We'll have Toni rushing about with the mops and buckets and flinging the windows open if we have more Stargazy Pie tonight! I don't half fancy a piece of rock salmon and chips (ok, they don't call it that now, do they, it's huss).

There's a couple more for you to Google, Trish :!:

Annie

valval

they made one on britans greatest dish looked horrible

trisher

valval wrote:

trisher been good as gold honest. not got to go back to physio as she thought she would do more harm than good it moving ok now so just exercising it till she phones next week to see how things going. she lovely and taking good care of me could not ask for better care val

That proberbly what happend last week Val, she moved it, then because you were not used the neck moving, it jumbled you up.

That is why you made the nistake on the till, see, it was not your fault.
I know you would be good all day want a jelly baby?

trisher

Annie, Cris

Do you really eat the guts as well, honestly or are they taken out after it is cooked.

Don't leave me any Annie, I don't like fish. I like crab though.

valval

trisher wrote:

valval wrote:

trisher been good as gold honest. not got to go back to physio as she thought she would do more harm than good it moving ok now so just exercising it till she phones next week to see how things going. she lovely and taking good care of me could not ask for better care val

That proberbly what happend last week Val, she moved it, then because you were not used the neck moving, it jumbled you up.

That is why you made the nistake on the till, see, it was not your fault.
I know you would be good all day want a jelly baby?

can i have a pink one i bite its head off lol thanks it lovely

bobbid

trisher wrote:

Cris Annie

I Googled about Strargazy Pie and it tells you where it was made and who made it and all about Cornwall, it is very interesting.

It tells you about MouseHole, I think I have been there when I was younger.

You can see pictires of the pie.

REAL Food

It is amazing how much children's food is not just processed but made to look as little as possible like its original ingredients, especially if these are lambs, piglets, fish, ducks etc. Instead the ingredients are shaped into dinosaurs, Disney characters and suchlike. Imagine the children's reaction to a Stargazy pie, with its fish heads all intact, complete with eyes which explode under the heat from the oven!

That's real food.

BobbiD

valval

bobbid wrote:

trisher wrote:

Cris Annie

I Googled about Strargazy Pie and it tells you where it was made and who made it and all about Cornwall, it is very interesting.

It tells you about MouseHole, I think I have been there when I was younger.

You can see pictires of the pie.

REAL Food

It is amazing how much children's food is not just processed but made to look as little as possible like its original ingredients, especially if these are lambs, piglets, fish, ducks etc. Instead the ingredients are shaped into dinosaurs, Disney characters and suchlike. Imagine the children's reaction to a Stargazy pie, with its fish heads all intact, complete with eyes which explode under the heat from the oven!

That's real food.

BobbiD

sorry that is making me feel sick thinking of the eyes yuk

skezier

Hi Annie,

Is that dog fish though? You ever eaten munk? Hey how are you today? You like another builders? x

annie_mial

trisher wrote:

Annie, Cris

Do you really eat the guts as well, honestly or are they taken out after it is cooked.

Don't leave me any Annie, I don't like fish. I like crab though.

Hubby's not that keen on fish, so I don't each as much as I would like to; I love crab, Trish, in fact I eat practically anything, but you have to remember which generation I belong to. Post war we ate what there was and if that was fish - sprats, sardines, sild, most of them were too small to gut and were cooked whole. I can't believe that no-one else on here has eaten whitebait! That's around even now - I had it fairly recently when on holiday in Dartmouth.

Annie

valval

annie_mial wrote:

trisher wrote:

Annie, Cris

Do you really eat the guts as well, honestly or are they taken out after it is cooked.

Don't leave me any Annie, I don't like fish. I like crab though.

Hubby's not that keen on fish, so I don't each as much as I would like to; I love crab, Trish, in fact I eat practically anything, but you have to remember which generation I belong to. Post war we ate what there was and if that was fish - sprats, sardines, sild, most of them were too small to gut and were cooked whole. I can't believe that no-one else on here has eaten whitebait! That's around even now - I had it fairly recently when on holiday in Dartmouth.

Annie

i am 48 and have had white bait fried whole was lovely but not had any for years stick to cod tuna and salmon these days

annie_mial

I'm getting thirstier and thirstier tonight, must be all the talk about salty fish! Think another builders is needed and a snack to go with it!

Mmmmmm, will go and see what we have in .............

Annie

trisher

I remember when we were young. Every Sunday we would visit my aunt. On the table were winkles, plus a lot of other food.

We were all given a pin to get the winkle out. My sister and myself used to call it winkle sunday. As I got older I started to think and thought, There is his head and then I got him out and asked how it went to the toilet.

You can imagine what I thought the little brown bit was. I got a smack around the ear from my anunt.

I could not eat anything like that.

Another jelly baby anyone? These ones are made from real fruit and natural colours and flavours.

Where is Jan, is she unwell?

trisher

REAL Food

It is amazing how much children's food is not just processed but made to look as little as possible like its original ingredients, especially if these are lambs, piglets, fish, ducks etc. Instead the ingredients are shaped into dinosaurs, Disney characters and suchlike. Imagine the children's reaction to a Stargazy pie, with its fish heads all intact, complete with eyes which explode under the heat from the oven!

That's real food.

BobbiD[/quote]

Bobbi

You are most welcome to it.

Trish

valval

i like pomigranits (sorry can not spel it) used to eat them with a pin

annebr

Evening All,

How are we feeling?

Trisher, glad you escaped from the hospital.

Having a quiet night tonight (as usual). Looks like I will be startng work either middle of next week or (hopefully) a week on Monday.

Anne

valval

trisher wrote:

I remember when we were young. Every Sunday we would visit my aunt. On the table were winkles, plus a lot of other food.

We were all given a pin to get the winkle out. My sister and myself used to call it winkle sunday. As I got older I started to think and thought, There is his head and then I got him out and asked how it went to the toilet.

You can imagine what I thought the little brown bit was. I got a smack around the ear from my anunt.

I could not eat anything like that.

Another jelly baby anyone? These ones are made from real fruit and natural colours and flavours.

Where is Jan, is she unwell?

think cluster headaches if i have got right jan

annie_mial

Good luck for you, Anne. Are you half and half? Half dreading it, half excited? I'm sure I would be!

Annie

annebr

Annie, you have hit the nail on the head. looking forward to getting back in the saddle and worried that I will be able to cope. I noticed in another thread that you had said you were the main breadwinner. I am in the same situation haven't worked for a year and haven't earned for a year (self employed) so been living off savings. Now ith OH losing his job more important that I try to work again.

Hopefully when i see the doc on Tuesday I will get some help with my PA and other deficiency they have found and that might help with the fatigue.

Enough about me, how is everyone?

annie_mial

We all seem to be hanging in there! I've got a terrible thirst tonight and I think I am on my 6th builders!

...........and strawberry flan!

Annie