Soop's Kindly Kitcheners

NanaandG I agree with Charleyg millym bags and Lona...there are some peed-off peeps out there. I too feel a sense of doom but I shall not be taking out my frustrations on my nearest and dearest...and most certainly not on a GN forum. I know when to keep a very low profile.

bags You can have my chair. I've hoovered up Rory Rory's hair. All very neat and tidy-like.

Here's a hug N&G, talk about bad losers! They seem to be everywhere, throwing their toys out of the pram!
Tea and cake sounds good to me, I'll put the kettle on

Support from me too, N&G ? It's getting v unpleasant in some places. Shove over on that super settee everybody so another wee one can squeeze in.

Have read it and agree NanaandGrampy. It seems at the moment that some are taking out their bad feelings on others, quite unnecessary.

I quite agree, NanaandGrampy that was totally uncalled for. Rest here for a while.

Thanks soop I need a bit of food for my soul from your view...and I have never met a cake I didn't like !!

NanaandGrampy Sit yourself down (in the chair with a view of the sea)...feet up...pot of tea freshly brewed and, if you're very lucky a with a wee cherry on top.

I'm really sad and could do with a hug...or a magnum

Out there ... not in soops kitchen , I asked a simple question and one of our prolific and outspoken political Gnetters leaped all over me . Not a political question , just a simple technical question. Is this how its going to be going forward?

Its no fun at all. I'm staying here....better make that 2 magnums !!

soop You are always welcome with or without a bottle
Charleygirl Ice cream! As soop would say, "You little tinkerboots"

Charleyg I "lost" our scales. They were not accurate.

soop I stepped on the scales this am and quickly stepped off- it is Alea's fault as we all well know. The ice cream that she recommended was delicious- I have not eaten all of it, it is in a tub, I savour each mouthful.

I am blessed with so many supermarkets within less than 5 miles drive. One, Waitrose is around a mile away and Lidl has bought an old Comet so that should be up and running within a few months I would think. The large Sainsburys I visited yesterday is marginally over 2 miles away. There are advantages to living in London and where I am situated, it is like living in the country.

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The sunset last night was amazing. Here are some images for you to enjoy.

Alea It must be a great relief for you to know that your husband is receiving the medical care that he deserves.
I'm also looking forward to Wimbledon. We need to restock the freezer with double choc ices. Such a sensible excuse, don't you agree?

number It was the Islay to Kennacraig ferry. We've sailed on it twice since moving here.
Full marks to John Lewis. Such a dependable store with a five star customer service.

oldgoat Yes...when we were preparing our cottage in Cornwall for sale, it was suggested that I remove family photos. Did I? Did I heck as like.
I love the name 'Breezy Knees'.

NanaandGrampy I believe that the weather will behave so that the garden party can enjoyed.

Lona I'm excited for you. Wish that I could drop in with a bottle of Champagne. We could slurp sip it slowly.

A bonnie good afternoon to you lovely lot...sun is shining, sea is sparkling, bees are humming and birdies twittering.

annsixty Credit where it's due.

Charleyg I would enjoy a trip around Sainsbury. However, I would need to drive for three and a half hours to park the car.
You'll be looking forward to having the new flooring laid. Treat yourself to a Magnum afterwards. I may join you. Wimbledon fortnight = Magnum treats.

Tizliz Your granddaughter's drawing will make you smile whenever you catch sight of it.

Lona that is such good news. The fingers remain crossed.

NanaandGrampy feel free to pop around here for another big tidy up if you are in the mood. Are you intending to move far? Moving is so stressful.

Maybe you should take a couple of umbrellas for the garden? I believe, certainly in London that the weather will be better tomorrow. Anyway, enjoy yourselves.

Lona
Hope it all goes according to plan next week. It's a great feeling when you are finally tucked up in bed in your new house.

Going to try to finish planting my summer bedding today. Not much hope of a good show from my petunias, though! Yesterday
OH and I visited a beautiful garden near York called 'Breezy Knees'. Very inspiring.

Good luck from me too NanaandGrampy. When you've done the 'BigTidy' itll look so nice you'll wonder if you really want to go!

According to my agent, all the paperwork is in place and the buyer is going to sign early this coming week! ?

nanaandgrampy. Best of luck with the BIG Tidy! It's so difficult keeping the house immaculate in case somebody wants to view it especially if you often look after grandchildren. And what's wrong with having a few toys strewn across the floor - as long as nobody falls over them?
There used to be programmes on the tele. telling you how to prepare your house for selling and advising removing all photos and personal effects. How unrealistic!
Best of luck. We all know how stressful house buying and selling can be.

Good Morning all.

The sun is out for the second day running - long may it last!

Charley how lovely that you have been invited to the party! Sharing a little of the joy will be lovely.

Anno we'd like the box please our 4 year old grandson can play with a box for a days and big ones are rare to get . He'll have made it a castle , a rocket and a sailing ship before lunch

soop I shall be sending you a crate of carrier pigeons for when you're internet goes down so you can keep in touch ...please don't let Rory catch them . Lovely picture we too had a mostly blue sky day yesterday and maybe that will last for today also.

* Tizliz* what a lovely surprise . I do like a letter in the post too but sadly they are few and far between these das. A text is just not the same.

Alea Very glad to hear you're DH is improving and sorry to hear about your knickers !!

Doing a quick pack today as we're off to Bournemouth for a couple of days tomorrow to celebrate my brother and sisters birthday with an afternoon tea in the garden( please be kind weather !) .The rest of today will be taken up with the 'BIG Tidy'. We've bitten the bullet and have estate agents coming to value the house prior to putting it on the market .

I hope you all have something lovely to look forward to this weekend too x

Happy birthday Milly!
Great to see you back again Soop, hopefully to stay. Lovely photo, was it the Tayinloan to Gigha ferry?
After a week of hubby and I trying to get the washing machine to behave and do what it should, we`ve bitten the bullet and ordered a new one. I was having trouble with the John Lewis website, so I rang them, spoke to a really nice, helpful, young sounding lady, who explained where I was going wrong, then asked if I`d like her to put the order through for me there and then. So full marks to John Lewis for customer service.
Alea, you`ll be running out of knickers if the weather doesn`t fine up!

Alea so pleased to hear that your DH is having a blood transfusion this evening and that he is slowly looking better. It appears to me that your knickers are causing you many problems so have you considered going knickerless to see if that will help!

Seriously you were unfortunate catching such a heavy downpour- it became very dark in London for a short time but we did not have any rain. Once you are dried out and managed to relax I hope that you sleep well.

soop the rate at which we are racing through this kitchen means that the extension will be required maybe in a couple of weeks.

Well my question about B&B was because I think quite a few of us might be emigrating!!
S*d the quality of the broadband, look at that view and the quality of life!
DH was getting the first of 2 bags of a blood transfusion as I left him this evening, but he is not downhearted and the anti-b's seem to be doing their stuff as his face is no longer etched with pain lines. ?
I on the other hand got soaked through to my knickers (right way round) just dashing the 20 yards or so to the car WITH an umbrella. The rain/hail was coming sideways and I then had to sit on a damp car seat for half an hour driving home !!
Wimbledon soon!