I then walked round the great Orme to home. 7 miles. Just over 2 hours.
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Sister-out-law who runs a couple of hotels gave some of mrs bp's cakes to the chef. He was so impressed he asked for the recipe. She wrote it out. I scanned and have sent to elder bp son. He is creating a website to put her recipes online.Comment
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I then sent thank you email to my old boss for putting up with elder baby boy on work experience for 2 weeks.Comment
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I had fruit salad for lunch.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSchool fete tomorrow so I took in tombola prizes. Including a bottle of wine. Its a catholic school so expect it will end up as teachers lunchtime snack.
Well it was mostly grapes.
All grapes actually,
I had grapes for lunch
Fermented grapes.
I had wine for lunch."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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A good reason to venture into general.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostLinks are up, this week with slime
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Did you have grass for dinner? Beef is just processed grass?Originally posted by DaveB View PostI had fruit salad for lunch.
Well it was mostly grapes.
All grapes actually,
I had grapes for lunch
Fermented grapes.
I had wine for lunch.
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A friend got one from her dog - that was fun enough.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostMrs BP has to get a urine sample from the ginger cat!
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Apparently we get a litter tray. Add glass balls. The lock cat in a room. Might take 24 hours......Comment
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