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ninathenana Tue 24-Sept-19 06:45:46

I hope there isn't another thread already.
Good morning everyone

harrigran Tue 24-Sept-19 08:27:08

Good morning from a cloudy NE.
Going to an open day run by my specialist nurse and then going to look for a new mattress.
Wheels in motion at the solicitor for the house sale, should be straight forward as there is no chain on either side.
Sorry to hear about the holiday loss gilly, difficult for children to understand when a company like Thomas Cook go under.

Sar53 Tue 24-Sept-19 08:29:50

Good morning everyone from a wet and miserable Essex by the sea. Apart from an appointment with the nurse at lunchtime to check my blood pressure there is not much in my calendar today. Step grandson is 6 today so will be having birthday cake later when all the step grandchildren are home from School and their parents back from work.
I hope all who are poorly feel better. Have a good day everyone.

EllanVannin Tue 24-Sept-19 08:34:52

Good Morning All x
Dark, very wet as it must have been raining all night. I'll see how the day goes before I decide to go to Asda or make do with what I've got . There's too much to do here without buzzing off really. I feel as though I'll never get straight.

Cats and squirrels fed so I'm able to get on with some jobs without interruptions, as the squirrel sits outside the patio door with its arms folded if I don't throw peanuts out.

Hope everyone doesn't get too soaked if venturing out. I suppose it's now what we expect of the weather sad

GrannyGravy13 Tue 24-Sept-19 08:38:16

Goodmorning from a very dark damp SE Essex.

Have GD this morning, whilst AS goes to hospital to visit our DIL, hopefully she will be moved into the post natal ward today (complications after planned C Section) looking forward to meeting our new GS later on.

Hope you all manage to keep dry on this horrid day ☔️☔️☔️

Alygran Tue 24-Sept-19 08:41:56

Good morning. Wet and gloomy here in North Yorkshire. Such a shame for the cycling. It comes our way tomorrow when the main road from the village will be closed for 6 hours.
Off to meet a friend for lunch and a bit of top up shopping for me.
Sorry to hear of the coughs and colds and the spoilt holiday.
Wishing everyone a good day.

Nortsat46 Tue 24-Sept-19 08:48:32

Marydoll, dragonfly, moggie & Nfkdumpling thank you for your good wishes. ?
People are so supportive on this thread, it's my favourite.
I am still feeling lousy ... but am smiling.

Urmstongran SOAP for supper sounds delicious, will you share the recipe please?

Dragonfly, do note everyone's concern ... follow your instinct and get the issue checked out ... and then celebrate your excellent decision to get new sofas... any photos ?

aggie Tue 24-Sept-19 08:53:12

Good Morning , bit soggy here but it is mild . Not healthy weather at all , no wonder there are so many bugs and viruses lingering about , I hope all the poorly people are soon well again xxx
I was out and about with DD 1 yesterday and bought a new walker , I have been using a hand me down , this feels sturdier . Only thing is I only use it on holiday or when out of the Village ! How daft am I ?

Anniebach Tue 24-Sept-19 08:56:24

Good morning Auntyflo and all x

Heavy rain in Mid Wales.

Hope everyone has a good day x

Pantglas2 Tue 24-Sept-19 09:02:02

Ooh Anniebach hope you can shoo that rain away from Wales by tomorrow- I’m coming home!

Lovely blue skies for my last day in Spain so I can get last of the washing dry - we seem to have done nothing but wash & mop for last three days!

Have a pleasant day everyone whatever you’re doing.

Mythbirtthedragon Tue 24-Sept-19 09:13:45

Good morning from east London, where it’s wet and looks like staying that way. I’m putting my birthday on hold until it fairs up and I can do what I want - good walk, lunch and a cream scone. However, we will go for lunch before doing the school run. Congratulations Gravygranny, hope your DiL feels better soon and Dragonfly, the only way to stop worrying is to check at the hospital; it’s given me a lot of comfort that six years down the line and having been signed off, I still have direct access to the Breast care unit just in case. Have a good day.

BlueSapphire Tue 24-Sept-19 09:23:44

Good morning from a very wet and dark Northampton. Feeling pleased that I cut the front grass yesterday afternoon. Slept till nearly 8am this morning, which is a miracle for me as I am usually awake before 6. My cats have decided that bedtime is playtime these last few nights, so am having to shut them out of the bedroom, as they think it is fun to bite my toes through the duvet! I hate my bedroom door closed but either that or I shut them in the kitchen where they would go stir crazy.

Should have been doing a health walk after lunch, but doesn't look likely now. No other plans for today, so will catch up on my reading. Will make a nice comforting paprika chicken this afternoon.

I hate to say it, but we do need the rain! Hope people haven't got too many outdoor plans.

Mapleleaf Tue 24-Sept-19 09:36:12

Good morning everyone,
Greyduster has our forecast summed up well, so today will be mostly an indoors day I think, doing the ironing and settling down with my book.
To all of you feeling poorly today, I hope you soon start to feel better.
Dragonfly, don't ignore that niggle of yours and go and get yourself checked - they won't think you are wasting their time and you will feel better if you go.
Take care all, and I hope you have a good day, whatever the weather.

Legs55 Tue 24-Sept-19 11:49:43

Good morning all from sunny for now Devon, woke up to heavy rain, since then sun has played hide & seek with the clouds, nice at the moment so I'm off out to the Shops before we get more rainhmm

Fireman coming to fit new smoke detector this afternoon. Think it's going to be a fairly lazy day, catch up on some reading & potter around.

Wishing all a good day, hope the sniffles etc improveflowers

Urmstongran Tue 24-Sept-19 12:09:36

My pleasure Nort

SOAP dish (haha!) for dinner:

Serves 2 greedyish people or 3 normals out there ...

Literally just assemble in a dish 4 pork loin chops (I cut them in half and a bit of fat on them melts and adds flavour)

Salt & pepper.

Slice a large baking apple into thick pieces as a layer and sprinkle over a teaspoon of dried sage.

Chop up an onion. Put that over the apple and add 2 tablespoons of water (steam cooks the meat).

Cover with foil, pop in oven 75 mins on 180°

Remove foil. Spread buttery mash on top. Brown in oven 20 minutes (I often do the prep & finish off later). I like it with dark green cabbage as a side.

dragonfly46 Tue 24-Sept-19 13:06:16

Urmston sounds delicious.

Been to the hospital, been drained and given advice for cording under my arm. Those who have had BC know what I am talking about.

Urmstongran Tue 24-Sept-19 13:13:06

I’m glad you went dragonfly