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I don't know where we're going, but we know where we are? (Part whatever)
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Leg End Reject wrote: »What about a large chocolate biscuit cake and don't say it's for a wedding? Once the wedding word is mentioned everything jumps in price. Do you want a fancy tiered cake, or would you be happy with a plainer one?
We were thinking of just getting 2 regular cakes and putting them side by side on nice plates but we found another cake maker who will bake a non fancy pants one.
It will be a small tiered but not ornate. Like covered in icing or I dunno, whatever they put on it. Then chocolate and vanilla sponge inside. No stupid topper yoke either. I don't like them.
Having one will keep the older crew happy and stop any "and did you notice they didn't have a cake" because no doubt there will be "I wonder why they didn't get married in a church".
Coz we'd go up in flames that's why!!
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[Deleted User] wrote: »Daddy would love you!
I hope you warn him she has pampas grass out the front of her house! 0 -
Leg End Reject wrote: »I hope you warn him she has pampas grass out the front of her house!
My poor daddy!! *shockedface*0 -
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Deleted User wrote: »We were thinking of just getting 2 regular cakes and putting them side by side on nice plates but we found another cake maker who will bake a non fancy pants one.
It will be a small tiered but not ornate. Like covered in icing or I dunno, whatever they put on it. Then chocolate and vanilla sponge inside. No stupid topper yoke either. I don't like them.
Having one will keep the older crew happy and stop any "and did you notice they didn't have a cake" because no doubt there will be "I wonder why they didn't get married in a church".
Coz we'd go up in flames that's why!!
Minimum of seven tiers, that's your ticket to heaven. For my next composition, a whimsical piece that announces itself via C sharp and resolves in D flat. You should have an infrared sensor to scan those envelopes, those skimping under 100 quid turned away and demoted to brigadier general. I like cake.0 -
Deleted User wrote: »Chocolate biscuit is one of the more expensive wedding cakes so we will be going with auld sponge
Really? The prices must be extortionate.
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wildwillow wrote: »A far cry from the night fosts here, and covering plants even in the greenhouse.
My garden looks "wonderful" at night with old colourful curtains and sheets laid over everything.
Now wondering what WW has lurking in the greenhouse ? ( I'm ashamed to have to report that there is nothing in 0D's GH this year
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Not even lunchtime, and shenanigans are kicking off already. Must be a new record for this thread
Deskside at "work", got back from my GP an hour ago.
Those of us of a tinder tender age may not know that it was usual to see signs outside greasy spoon cafes 'Breakfast Served Al Day' in the '90s
In the last 30 years there has been a lot of 'progress' in the country...Instead of breakfast we now have 'Shenanigans Happening All Day'
Thats what we all get for not keeping the country under the control of The Vatican
and thats another thing...what about fish on a Friday ?0 -
wildwillow wrote: »A far cry from the night fosts here, and covering plants even in the greenhouse.
It's causing havoc with the outdoor plants. Thank God I stuck a heater in my greenhouse a few years ago and its a life saver. The tomatoes love it too, they fly up when the night temps don't dip so much.
I even threw the chard seeds into the greenhouse in late march and am harvesting it already, the heaters a god send. Would definitely recommend them to anyone!
The outdoors stuff isn't so lucky though! Poxy frost.
I'm doing a weekends gardening this weekend too. Have the tomatoes, chard chillies, cucumbers and a few other things done already but hoping to add some more bits the weekend.
The gas thing is I'll probably have moved house by the time most of it is ready for harvesting
But sure growing it is the main craic anyway0 -
wildwillow wrote: »Lots of lovely tender plants, some for indoor growing but pumpkins, butternut squash, courgettes, outdoor tomato and cucumber, brassicas in little pots, peas, beans, onions..you name it and it's there.
Some tender shrubs and perennials and veg already planted get tucked in at night too. And the asparagus gets special treatment, as it is so delicious.
Thats lovely
Edible plants are the best plants
You must have some microclimate to be able to grow toms outdoors.0 -
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It's causing havoc with the outdoor plants. Thank God I stuck a heater in my greenhouse a few years ago and its a life saver. The tomatoes love it too, they fly up when the night temps don't dip so much.
I even threw the chard seeds into the greenhouse in late march and am harvesting it already, the heaters a god send. Would definitely recommend them to anyone!
The outdoors stuff isn't so lucky though! Poxy frost.
I'm doing a weekends gardening this weekend too. Have the tomatoes, chard chillies, cucumbers and a few other things done already but hoping to add some more bits the weekend.
The gas thing is I'll probably have moved house by the time most of it is ready for harvesting
But sure growing it is the main craic anyway
I have left a few gardens behind over the years, grapevines on two occasions, which nearly broke my heart.
But a new garden offers new challenges as well as leaving problems such as vine weevil.
It is so wonderful to have your own produce to eat and I miss that when moving houses.
Hope the new owners will appreciate it.0 -
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