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ploberly comes from our 3 year old GD, as in " Its ploberly going to rain ! They grow up so quick.

We must be unbelievable sad, we go shopping and stand just looking at whats on display, we just can't decide what we want to eat.

In the mornings we drink lots of tea and in the evenings we drink lots of wine.

Soon be Christmas and that's a Turkey dinner

I have a nephew whose childhood nickname was Pikelet.

I have added pikelets to my shopping list stansgran thankyou. Assuming I am right in thinking they are the skinny crumpets?

Strong Coffee in the morning and again after dinner. Chocolate and cheese the smellier the cheese is the better I like it. World of Warcraft, play about 4 hours a night, but before you judge me...I don't watch the TV.

Candy Crush, Frozen Free Fall and Bloom the Big Buds on my iPad
A glass of wine every evening with my dinner
Green and Blacks dark chocolate with ginger
My dog
Gransnet
Life would be worthless without these little addictions ☺️

FB and toast and marmalade with a cup of chai tea.

I like this thread.

my enjoyable addictions:-

a chocolate bar after lunch.
A pile of new books to read
Taking a whole afternoon to tread the charity shops
Making little bits and pieces on my sewing machine (bunting etc)
Waking up very early, and making myself a cuppa and taking it back to bed along with 3 rich teas and my current book
Watching TV - especially 4 in a bed, Holby City and Eastenders
WRiting and receiving long emails from my friend
An online game called Wordmaster - totally addictive

Ah yes, J - a hiding place. Couldn't do without that. Hadn't thought to call it that, but it aptly describes my addiction need to disappear for a while, in whatever form it takes. Vital.

Sainsburys chocolate and hazelnut ice cream cones. 365 days a year. If they take them off the market, I will have serious withdrawal problems. They are so scrummy and totally dirt cheap! One every evening after my bath when tucked up with some good reading. Heaven.

Gillybob try M&S pikelets . They toast beautifully and drip butter down the chin as well as any crumpet. And with honey.....

Anno Have you been just hanging around, and not sticking your neck out?

I probably should move them to another shelf....

Have just thought of another addiction. Handfuls of almonds every time I step into my pantry. HD put a wonderful automatic light in for me so as soon as I open the door the light comes on and shines on the shelf where the little blighters live so it's not my fault

Oh I love my tea from the teapot too stansgran you can't beat it. I find the pouring very soothing and it makes me feel (almost) sophisticated.

I couldn't possibly admit to drinking 4 glasses of wine Linsco56 the other Gransnetter's might think I'm a drunk.

I agree about the odd numbers for displays marionk but have you ever tried to break off 5 squares of chocolate? Almost impossible or is that why you suggested it?

Crumpets lizzypopbottle yummy. I have to buy the skinny own brand ones or they won't fit in my toaster. Still have loads of real butta though.

Plain nuts, except for peanuts. Yeo Organic Bio Yoghurt. Strong coffee.

Tea, lots of it, croissants, Bridge at club or with friends, Funbridge online, books, untidy piles around the bed to be read,
Sofa time with son watching boxset/Netflix series with cat all over us, with tea...

I am a fabricaholic as well, but when I need something for the next project I always seem to have to go and buy some more. That and a chilled glass of Chablis, Sauvignon or Pinot Grigio.

Have I really been in 'pendants' corner' all this time?

I'm just about to indulge mine and start cooking with wine

Can you hang the pronounciation pendants on a bracelet or should they go on a chain round your neck. On the other hand, perhaps the poster meant pedants.

I've read all through this thread and thought oh, I'm very fond of
cheese
Tea
Breakfast cereal
Playing solitaire on my Kindle
I think the only thing I'm addicted to.......is you lot !!

Charity shops! Hubby used to call them flea shops now he calls them hobby shops. There is hardly a day when I don't go into one. Today I got a lovely top, half price because it's the end of the summer stuff. I am going to Tenerife in December so I will wear it then. I also love tea and toast, plain crisps, and cheese. (All bad for my gallstones)

Sorry about that redundent e.

mardler, the recipe is here. Hope you enjoy!

Good afternoon that bags. I would love to develope an addiction to those very nutty flapjacks, where/how can I get the recipe please?