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I don't know where we're going, but we know where we are? (Part whatever)

Gremlinertia

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GoneHome

Purple Mountain wrote: »

Am I the only one who always feels lazy after reading Gone Home's Sunday posts?!

Oh be reassured the 3 mile walk early this morning was the only exertion, the rest of the day was pure and simple relaxation on the couch

Autosport

Purple Mountain wrote: »

Am I the only one who always feels lazy after reading Gone Home's Sunday posts?!

I did until I got a dog

well used to walks now a few times a day

Purple Mountain

Am I the only one who always feels lazy after reading Gone Home's Sunday posts?!

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GoneHome wrote: »

A lovely relaxing Sunday here again, we went for our early morning 3 mile walk at 8.30, home for a lovely scrambled egg and tomato breakfast, back to bed for an hour and a half of a nap, up to go outside for a bit of gardening, drive to the local village for the Sunday papers, reading the Sunday papers for the afternoon while keeping an eye on the racing from Leopardstown, which profitted me the grand sum of €12, a lovely sweet and sour chicken dinner this evening and finishing off the weekend now with a couple of bottles of Carlsburg.

Carlsberg dont do relaxing Sundays but if they did :

GoneHome

A lovely relaxing Sunday here again, we went for our early morning 3 mile walk at 8.30, home for a lovely scrambled egg and tomato breakfast, back to bed for an hour and a half of a nap, up to go outside for a bit of gardening, drive to the local village for the Sunday papers, reading the Sunday papers for the afternoon while keeping an eye on the racing from Leopardstown, which profitted me the grand sum of €12, a lovely sweet and sour chicken dinner this evening and finishing off the weekend now with a couple of bottles of Carlsburg.

GoneHome

Graces7 wrote: »

Revelling in a Cadbury;s Crème Egg... I now have two left... Then... oh the thought of the deprivation!

Graces7 great to see you posting on here again, I'm not on here much myself anymore as broadband can be a bit hit and miss at times, hope you are keeping well up there in the West of Ireland.

JupiterKid

Chilling on the couch, TV on and taking it super easy. Work tomorrow.

Did some more art today - all in all a productive weekend!

OH is doing well, he’s on new meds for his stomach but the doctors weren’t able to get to the bottom of the viral infection they are sure he’d had earlier this week. More tests are to be done.

Here’s one of my creations from yesterday...

Graces7

Revelling in a Cadbury;s Crème Egg... I now have two left... Then... oh the thought of the deprivation!

Gremlinertia

What's lunch? :pac:

Autosport

Gremlinertia wrote: »

G, tell us more about the bacon cheese fries please!.

Auto, Alfie is a dote, also I'm looking forward to a good old fashioned plate slide!

I’ve plated some up for tomorrow’s lunch for you

Quiet in here tonight, do I smell of garlic too much

Grandeeod

Gremlinertia wrote: »

G, tell us more about the bacon cheese fries please!.

Auto, Alfie is a dote, also I'm looking forward to a good old fashioned plate slide!

Done.

Grandeeod

Bigmac1euro wrote: »

How do I make these?

Chips. Bacon lardons. Grated chedder/mozzarella.

Fry bacon lardons. Make chips. Melt the grated cheese in the microwave. Pour lardons on the chips and then pour the melted cheese on top. A big portion or small portion.

Gremlinertia

G, tell us more about the bacon cheese fries please!.

Auto, Alfie is a dote, also I'm looking forward to a good old fashioned plate slide!

Bigmac1euro

Grandeeod wrote: »

Just back from Iceland with some goodies. Bought some of their TGI Fridays range. While I have a stash of chicken wings, their's look great. I'm on a buzz of trying to recreate fave eat out and takeaway meals. Last night I made bacon and cheese fries. Jaysus lads they were magnificent. So magnificent that I'm repeating it tonight. They put the Burger King effort to shame and are better than the empty your pockets version.

How do I make these?

Autosport

Purple Mountain wrote: »

Lots of garlic and onion i hope!

Plenty so no kissing tonight PM

Purple Mountain

Autosport wrote: »

Alfred got his food which was most important Bought a chocolates orange twirl which I can’t wait to devour Got the makings of spaghetti bolognese for dinner I’ll slide a plate over when it’s cooked

Lots of garlic and onion i hope!

Autosport

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Get anything nice for us Auto?.

Alfred got his food which was most important

Bought a chocolates orange twirl which I can’t wait to devour

Got the makings of spaghetti bolognese for dinner

I’ll slide a plate over when it’s cooked

Grandeeod

Just back from Iceland with some goodies. Bought some of their TGI Fridays range. While I have a stash of chicken wings, their's look great. I'm on a buzz of trying to recreate fave eat out and takeaway meals. Last night I made bacon and cheese fries. Jaysus lads they were magnificent. So magnificent that I'm repeating it tonight. They put the Burger King effort to shame and are better than the empty your pockets version.

Gremlinertia

Get anything nice for us Auto?.

Autosport

Afternoon all

Highlight of my day is I’m going shopping

Had to resort to eating half a Easter egg for breakfast

Tough life

Graces7

smurfjed wrote: »

You caught me Graces7 :):) I really don’t know what time zone I’m in these days and having a watch set to Greenwich time doesn’t help

GOTCHA! lol... I thought it was me as I am hopeless at these things as many have seen on clock change weekends! Like the Sunday I was to attend a Craft Fair in Killarney and went out early to get to Mass in the Cathedral first.. How odd; so few folk at 8 o'clock mass and clearly it was cancelled.. Then to Tesco and then I saw a clock and pointed out at the checkout that their clock was wrong... lol...

smurfjed

You caught me Graces7

:):) I really don’t know what time zone I’m in these days and having a watch set to Greenwich time doesn’t help

Graces7

smurfjed wrote: »

Agh, you are making me hungry and it’s only 6am here.

It is coming up to 6 am here too; where are you that we coincide?

Interesting! I thought we were hours apart.

Bitter, shockingly cold. Even the cats have changed their ways. They all come in at night and gather atop me abed.

smurfjed

Agh, you are making me hungry and it’s only 8am here.

[Deleted User]

bubblypop wrote: »

ah thanks, it so long ago now for everyone it doesn't seem relevant really!
the last time i saw him was november 2019, just before covid took over really....... I dont talk about it, but I appreciate the hugs.
miss him a lot! too much really.....

I understand that bubbly. It's been my experience too. Like all loss It's something you grieve and come to terms with in your own way. Life can change so quick and good things can appear

[Deleted User]

Deleted User wrote: »

Ahh.

*hug*

ah thanks, it so long ago now for everyone it doesn't seem relevant really!
the last time i saw him was november 2019, just before covid took over really....... I dont talk about it, but I appreciate the hugs.
miss him a lot! too much really.....

Purple Mountain

bubblypop wrote: »

OOOH, its lovely! if you like parsnip and goats cheese, throw them into the oven with a teeny tiny bit of cream...... super rich, but yummy yummy!!

I'm not big into parsnips, roasted or boiled with salt is adventurous enough for me!
There was a nice recipe a few months ago in another thread which has become a staple of mine for the work lunchbox lately..
Mixed leaves, orange slices, chopped beetroot, goat's cheese/brie, walnuts.
I actually use the low fat cheese for salad that's Tesco's own brand instead of goat's cheese.
I add croutons too sometimes.

[Deleted User]

bubblypop wrote: »

OOOH, its lovely! if you like parsnip and goats cheese, throw them into the oven with a teeny tiny bit of cream...... super rich, but yummy yummy!!
the (ex)boyfriend used to make them for me in finland, yum! he also used to make a salad, had beetroot, apple, goats cheese and carrot chopped up small and mixed together, gorg!
maybe thats whyy I have actually managed to lose weight since the new year!!

god, I miss him so much........

Ahh.

*hug*

[Deleted User]

Purple Mountain wrote: »

I actually eat beetroot and goat's cheese in salads but never thought of roasting them.

OOOH, its lovely! if you like parsnip and goats cheese, throw them into the oven with a teeny tiny bit of cream...... super rich, but yummy yummy!!
the (ex)boyfriend used to make them for me in finland, yum! he also used to make a salad, had beetroot, apple, goats cheese and carrot chopped up small and mixed together, gorg!
maybe thats whyy I have actually managed to lose weight since the new year!!

god, I miss him so much........

Purple Mountain

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Ah ok , I like goats cheese too but tbh I love the flavour of the beetroot on its own!

Purple Mountain, do try it , it's lovely , if you like goats cheese like bubbly, add that!

I actually eat beetroot and goat's cheese in salads but never thought of roasting them.