Contact the powers that be.

For padding Ipads that think they can predict what you are saying..

No, it had made it into "padding". I remember thinking that was a useful adjective.

Or somebody reported the wrong post.

I remember, jingl. Your second post simply pointed out that your Kindle Fire had changed 'sodding' into 'saddened'.

Must admit I thought they'd deleted the wrong post by accident!

Goodnight

What is the point of "stirring the pot?" Let it go.

Well, if I told you it would be deleted!

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I will I will I will get into them!

Mine are practising that accusatory glare, rose.

"cocktail"???!!!

Flip me! Another world. t

I wish I could get into my size 14 jeans - they are glaring balefully at me when I open the wardrobe - complete with their 'new' labels still attached

But oh so ruddy fattening!

Sorry!

But still probably better for us, in moderation, than cake!

You really shouldn't have mentioned cheese, Ana. Now I've got to eat a chunk, even though I've just got in from a meal out with the kids and am stuffed. This is why my size 14 jeans are getting tight. Too much cheese.

Cake I can do without, but dont tempt me with a cheese scone.

But you can't live on alone! It has to be a for me, and perhaps some cheese...

JulieGransnet works for me .

Tea is the only drink to offer me comfort. A nice beer or G&T is good but its not soothing like a nice cup of tea. It's probably to do with the British rituals of tea drinking, but it really works for me.

Although DD1 made me a nice hot toddy of lemon, honey and hot water with cinnamon when I thought a cold was imminent. Recommended for any time!

There is nothing better than a cup of ordinary strong tea (with milk)
I can't face the day without one.

I may go and have another one while I cook.

Well one would certainly hurt me!

Please don't encourage people to drink alcohol, I hate it when people say to me "go on one won't hurt you " How do they know one won't hurt me ?

It was too hot in the shops. I don't enjoy shopping much but it is DH's birthday soon and this is the first chance I have had to go. Why are so many people dragging small children around the shops on a sunny Bank holiday? Surely they could find something better to do with them?

Now I am having a nice - too early for alcohol!
Although perhaps a might help enlighten me as well, baubles.

Hope all is quiet on the front.