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Bazza gets caught
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Evening denizens
Just been to Sainsbury's... I bought a basil plant
It's to keep the thyme I bought the other week company
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She has been fine since 9am - she made it up to town to see the quack about her operation (routine check up).Originally posted by cailin maith View PostHello BP
How is your g/f? feeling better?
She saw the local quack and has severe tonsilitis - though she has no tonsils! Antibiotics for 10 days for her!
I cleaned the house, did the washing and made the baby happy. He loves fresh air - so we did two 3-mile walks today! Each in about 40 minutes.
Think I am back to work tomorrow for a rest...Comment
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EveningOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostEvening denizens
Just been to Sainsbury's... I bought a basil plant
It's to keep the thyme I bought the other week company
The gf loves herb plants - she even has 2 bay trees!Comment
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I bought basil too - but not a plant - I would kill itOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostEvening denizens
Just been to Sainsbury's... I bought a basil plant
It's to keep the thyme I bought the other week company
Good stuff...... you know they can grow back.... I had mine out year before last (most horrific experience!!) and the consultant told me they can actually grow back. I don't envy her thats so tulipty - poor thingOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostShe has been fine since 9am - she made it up to town to see the quack about her operation (routine check up).
She saw the local quack and has severe tonsilitis - though she has no tonsils! Antibiotics for 10 days for her!
I cleaned the house, did the washing and made the baby happy. He loves fresh air - so we did two 3-mile walks today! Each in about 40 minutes.
Think I am back to work tomorrow for a rest...
Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
CUK University Challenge Champions 2010Comment
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What about poor BrilloPadOriginally posted by cailin maith View PostGood stuff...... you know they can grow back.... I had mine out year before last (most horrific experience!!) and the consultant told me they can actually grow back. I don't envy her thats so tulipty - poor thing
My tea was a whole 5 minutes late you know! Though as it was Rosti(I fell in love with that when I lived in Zurich), fried eggs and beans I did not beat her too badly....Comment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostEvening
The gf loves herb plants - she even has 2 bay trees!
I started with the thyme a few weeks ago for one recipe - they didn't have any fresh so I thought I'd get the plant. Now the basil, to keep it company, and soon I'll get some mint and start my own mint sauce factory
Luckily my kitchen window gets uninterrupted sunshine for several hours a day, even in winter
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Mmmmnnnnnn thats where I first had rosti too - in Switzerland....Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhat about poor BrilloPad
My tea was a whole 5 minutes late you know! Though as it was Rosti(I fell in love with that when I lived in Zurich), fried eggs and beans I did not beat her too badly....
It's yummy!!!Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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We have regular mint and spear mintOriginally posted by NickFitz View Post
I started with the thyme a few weeks ago for one recipe - they didn't have any fresh so I thought I'd get the plant. Now the basil, to keep it company, and soon I'll get some mint and start my own mint sauce factory
Luckily my kitchen window gets uninterrupted sunshine for several hours a day, even in winter
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I had mine with Zuricher Snitzel(sp?) - chipped veal in cream. With a glass of lager! Ahh those were good days!Originally posted by cailin maith View Post
Though I really missed my gf (who became my wife) - she only stayed a month then cleared off back to blighty!Comment
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