Bob Buzzard

I got the stairs carpet from the one on LL.

Well I wouldn't eat the pork, the guests would. Turkey fits in with my perspective though.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > How can someone be mostly vegetarian? I mainly don't eat meat unless someone has cooked chicken, turkey or fish, and don't eat red meat, so mostly otherwise I have a vegetarian diet.

I've ordered the turkey already.

Are you sure? Mary Berry's book said allow for 500g as people tend to eat more at Christmas.9 people will be there, one is mostly vegetarian.

I've ordered the bird (5kg bird / 500g turkey per guest) now thinking of drinks - champagne, prosecco, or oak matured vintage cider?

Do you know where the border specifically is between ED and PR? I've asked before but no one seems to know?

Yes, I know that but in my worldview everything should be ED-centric, which is why I gave my job in the City so I could be in ED all the time (apart from holidays). Good luck with The Beckenham Forum.

This forum is only for ED matters - I'm surprised the moderators haven't removed this thread as it relates to another place.

ed_pete Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bob Buzzard Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Ok, I'll go to WR on Monday and order one. > > Oh no Bob, send your wife to Waitrose like last > year or is she too busy with your builder ? > > http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?2 > 0,1612565,1612565#msg-1612565 Well, he finally left on Friday after I gave him the ultimatum. My wife seems quite pleased when he left and said she was glad he had finished off at last.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Goose. I did the good thing s couple of years ago - friend shot some up in Scotland and gave me a couple which I put in the freezer then never ate them.

Ok, where should I go instead? F&H?

Ok, I'll go to WR on Monday and order one.

Is it too soon to ask a question about Christmas? I was planning to order a Bronze turkey, but friends have suggested trying a pork medallion instead, but I've never one of those before.

Yes definitely, I use under the stairs all the time as my house is three storeys now. Do you want the number of my plumber, he's been doing the bathroom in my house for the past few months - nice neat job, no wonky grouting, and my wife likes it as well.

I'm telling him out by Friday and that this is the last week I'm paying him ?750. The bathroom is looking good though.

I'm going to tell him to finish this week as there is only a bit of tiling left to do. I was worried as I'd seem a roll up mattress and sleeping bag next to his tools and he's always here late at night and early in the morning, but I never hear him leave, and my wife makes him tea in the morning.

No I pay by the week - everything was stripped back bare, so I guess there's quite a lot to do.

I'm worried that my builder is surreptitiously trying to move into my house. He's been doing my new bathroom for 3-months now and its still not finished and he is still here late in the evening when I come back from work, and is here some weekends as well. And all his tools are in one of the spare rooms. What should I do? My wife doesn't seemed bothered and says I'm imagining it.

Chief yummy has said I'm to bring some cheese and biscuits - should I bring robust cheddar and water biscuits or soft French and black pepper Ryvita?

The jeans worked! The yummy mummies have invited me to their book group - they are reading 'Conclave' by Robert Harris. Do I actually need to read the book? Can't I just read a review of it and pretend I've got it on my Kindle or do you have to bring a copy to the group? Shall I bring some wine as well? Do they do anything else at book groups?

I hope the yummies at pick up today like them!

I'm looking so cool walking down LL - definitely on trend now

I'm going to Oliver Bonas now - I hope they still have my size.

Thank you for that reassurance