Soop's Special Kitcheners

I'm travelling with cross country. Probably be a grotty sprinter train.

Execution! There is NO fate worse. And no crime worse than finishing off the marmite and not replacing it!
A capital crime!

Loopylou Yes that as well.

notsodear H eats virtually anything so that won't work...unles I only give him celery (soup, braised, raw, diced etc) or mushrooms (ditto)?

For the next few days only provide food which you really enjoy and suspect they are not so keen on.

Warrants the same punishment as the husband who leaves a single olive in a large jar presumably so he won't be blamed for eating them all before I needed them for a half-made supper tonight......

Can anyone think of suitable sanction punishment for a man who has now twice been to the shops and failed to appear with the Marmite, then compounds this misdemeanor by finishing up the last dregs in the jar and PUTTING THE COMPLETELY EMPTY jar back in the cupboard.

It's not fair!

Depends on the line you're travelling on, Galen. I suspect that it is available but you may have to pay for it.

Galen Depends who you travel with. Virgin does it.

Not the last time I travelled first class but then that was before PC'S were invented.

Off to York. Back on Thursday. Don't know if I'll have time or opportunity to log in before.
Does anyone know can you get Wifi on the train in the first class?

Tomorrow is ironing for my pal day. I shall call in to say hello and catch up with you lovely lot shortly after lunch. Farewell for now. Enjoy your evening.

Well, we are all a mix of male/female characteristics. It seems that Mother Nature doesn't always stick to tried and true recipe. A unique individual is an interesting individual. I'm uncertain what it is that I'm wanting to say. Elegran or bags would make a much better job of it. They're clever...whereas...

she was more of a tomboy than her sibling! I still never see her in a skirt, only trousers. Wouldn't be surprised to find her climbing a tree. She built a house including the roofing.

When I was at school I had a friend called Venetia. It's a beautiful name.

Galen We have a regular call from same outfit. I slam the phone down. They go elsewhere (possibly to you) and then they try us again a few hours later. What with nuisance calls and nuisance spam mail we are truly blest...

Just had that windows computer person on the phone again.

Lucy is over the other side of the country so we don't meet. Her sister doesn't seem bothered apart from saying that she (Lucy) was always a drama queen.
No way am I giving up the tribunals at age 45 (Lucy) and 41( Venetia) they're big enough to stand on their own feet.

Soutra Perhaps the patch thingy that helped you with your toothache is the same sort of patch thingy that I've had.
As for being concerned for whatever it appears that you've inadvertently gone and done with a pm...my advice is, stay here awhile, we know that you would not deliberately hurt another's feelings.
News of the engagement is super special.

Thanks kitty

Back from the dentist's chair. X-ray showed no decay. Filling remains in situ. Dentist believes the pain is due to receding gums. I did wonder. Have had some sticky stuff painted over the upper back tooth. I'm to expect a call in a couple of days when the pain will hopefully have stopped. I'm still drinking tea through a straw. Cannot bear having hot or cold food or drink touching the offending gum/tooth. It's a huge relief to have had the bothersome thing sorted.

Just popped in for a minute.

Galen you will rise to the challenges presented by this news - we know you will. Lucy will find it difficult, as you will, but with a formidable, forthright and loving mother in the background, all will be well. What does your other daughter think of this? She will need support too! You'd probably better give up doing tribunals and devote yourself to supporting everyone. Don't forget that we are all with you!

How did the dentist go soop? They are a much maligned group

Hey Galen! My DGD2 is called Lucy. She is fiery, clever and determined!
I hope you soon get used to the name, as I had to do, and become more comfortable with your second daughter. Perhaps now she can be open about her feelings, and sees that you support her, you may see more of her and feel closer?

Galen for you and Lucy from hereon in. Not easy by any means for either of you and hope the future brings added happiness to you both.

She as,ed me last night what would I have called her if she'd been a girl , apart from Nefretiri that is. I said the name I gave her younger sister, otherwise something Anglo Saxon. Not keen on Lucy, a wishy washy sort of name I think. Ethelfleda would be much better.