wee quinnie

spadetownboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > wee quinnie Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Four? For a Catholic that's small potatoes! > > thats probably an english catholic quinnie, > they,re not proper catholics anyway. now as for us > irish catholics there,s 6 kids in my family, but > thats nothing compared to 3 of my neighbours back > home, there,s 3 brothers all married and between > them they have 43 kids and the worse thing about > it all, it they,re all ginger. Ah yes of course. Silly me.

There are 2 houses opposite me which have recently been "developed", with both of them having had solar panels put on the roof - the wrong way round! Does anyone know if its likely that the builders would have had grants for these?

I think the orig BBC look is okay - it would have worked if he had ditched the socks and shoes for birkenstocks. Also get a nice bag from White Stuff. Fab!

Forgot to mention - Chiswick.

Well Bellenden Belle, Put us out of our misery: 1. What did you wear? 2. How was it received?

coke

What about a squirrel but with a hairless tail?

DM - yes, I realised. I was being ironic. I suppose I should have used one of the smiley face things, dammit.:)

Siduhe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Soya milk is quite a bit more expensive than cows > milk - Alpro's about ?1.30 a litre compared to > 0.80 or so for whole milk. Or Sainsburys Basic Soya Milk is 60p a litre.

BB - why don't you post a picture of the dress and shoes ? C'mon, you know you want to! I too, like the black opaque tights and silver t bar shoes.

Bellenden Belle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes, I thought about that too .... are people > still doing that? Since you will be in Newcastle - you will prob be fine. I am not knocking people from Newcastle before anyone pipes up.

Referring to v ordinary things as "systems" or "solutions" or even "system solutions" . Cue eye rolling.

Forgot to mention, I do the asparagus wee thing, but can't roll my tongue.

Here's a really quick yummy lunch for you : ASPARAGUS stick rolls 1.Steam 2 stalks of asparagus per person 2. Fry up some mushrooms in garlic with a squeeze of lemon 3. Add asparagus and mushrooms to a mayonaissed french stick Yum yum.

Here's a really quick yummy lunch for you at the weekend: ASPARAGUS stick rolls 1.Steam 2 stalks of asparagus per person 2. Fry up some mushrooms in garlic with a squeeze of lemon 3. Add asparagus and mushrooms to a mayonaissed french stick Yum yum.

My sis and brother in law are staying with me at the moment, and have just joined ESPH, (they are not rolling in dough by the way), and they can't praise the place highly enough.

Are you all channelling Passport to Pimlico?

Any update on this? Was hosting an Open House t'ing myself, and was wondering what was up.

Cycling down to LL early on Sunday morning before 9 am on a lovely sunny day. Not much traffic around.

Anna- they look superfabulous

Dormouse

Mad

DM's going to tear a strip off her au pair when she sees her comment.

strike

carolyn Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > god forbid a library provide popular novels to > people who want to read them. how snobbish! > library's are meant to provide the literature of > all types (literary, pulp, classic, nonfiction, > sci fi, children's, etc) not just waht you deem to > be worthy. > > > Sure kerry katona's book might not hold the > highest literary value in the world, but if it > gets more people to start reading then good on > kerry and her ghostwriter for at least doing a > small something to make up for the evil of those > Iceland ads and that scary looking reality tv show Carolyn, in principle, I agree with you, and of course I would never dream that the library should reflect my personal taste. And of course, you're right in saying that work without literary merit is fine, if it encourages people into libraries. I am aware that there is a lot of rubbishy chick lit and that kind of thing there, and I really have no problem with that, really. However...this was seriously seriously ghastly.