HomeI'm not sure what to have, thinking of pork chop, creamy mash and beans so fary2johnny wrote:Turkey and cheese sandwich
Dinner - Part 3
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41 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Tue Oct 27 2015, 17:40
karlypants
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42 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Tue Oct 27 2015, 17:57
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karlypants wrote:I'm not sure what to have, thinking of pork chop, creamy mash and beans so fary2johnny wrote:Turkey and cheese sandwich
Sounds good kp. My appetite is shite lately
43 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Tue Oct 27 2015, 19:40
boltonbonce
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Sod all so far. Putting more bookcases together. Might have a few cheese sandwiches when River starts at nine. Wednesday v Arsenal until then.
44 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Tue Oct 27 2015, 20:20
Bwfc1958
Tinned Toms - You know it makes sense!
No, no, no.karlypants wrote:I'm not sure what to have, thinking of pork chop, creamy mash and beans so fary2johnny wrote:Turkey and cheese sandwich
You can't have beans with pork chop. You need gravy.
45 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Tue Oct 27 2015, 20:22
karlypants
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A bit like your tinned toms.
46 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed Oct 28 2015, 18:43
karlypants
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Chicken and vegetable rice this evening.
What's everyone else having?
What's everyone else having?
47 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed Oct 28 2015, 18:57
boltonbonce
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Poached eggs on toast,with wild mushrooms,creme fraiche,wholegrain mustard and baby spinach.
(It was actually 2 eggs on 2 slices of Warbies,but Manda might be looking in).
(It was actually 2 eggs on 2 slices of Warbies,but Manda might be looking in).
48 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed Oct 28 2015, 19:54
Chairmanda
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I have no idea where I have got this reputation from. Anyway, I had spinach, feta, mint and salmon in filo pastry with a sweet chilli relish...boltonbonce wrote:Poached eggs on toast,with wild mushrooms,creme fraiche,wholegrain mustard and baby spinach.
(It was actually 2 eggs on 2 slices of Warbies,but Manda might be looking in).
49 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed Oct 28 2015, 20:00
Boggersbelief
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Don't seem very happy today chairmanda
50 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed Oct 28 2015, 20:02
karlypants
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It sounds rather nice that Manda.Chairmanda wrote:I have no idea where I have got this reputation from. Anyway, I had spinach, feta, mint and salmon in filo pastry with a sweet chilli relish...boltonbonce wrote:Poached eggs on toast,with wild mushrooms,creme fraiche,wholegrain mustard and baby spinach.
(It was actually 2 eggs on 2 slices of Warbies,but Manda might be looking in).
51 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed Oct 28 2015, 20:03
Chairmanda
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yes, it was lovely KP, I'm fine thanks boggers, having a fascinating evening separating my rubbish for recycling day tomorrow....
52 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed Oct 28 2015, 21:04
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Been on a Halloween walk with the kids tonight so not much time for anything. Had a dirty maccies. Plus early night as i am working tomorrow 
Fazakerley in the morning and moss side in the afternoon. Glamorous or what
Fazakerley in the morning and moss side in the afternoon. Glamorous or what
53 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed Oct 28 2015, 21:06
karlypants
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I hope you get back in one piece!
54 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed Oct 28 2015, 21:07
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Me too kp. Could of been worse though, at least I'm not in little Hulton my kevlar hasn't come off ebay yet
my kevlar hasn't come off ebay yet 55 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed Oct 28 2015, 21:08
karlypants
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y2johnny wrote:Me too kp. Could of been worse though, at least I'm not in little Hulton
56 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed Oct 28 2015, 21:13
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Works work at the minute though. Can't be fussy unfortunately. Not that i would be anyway to be honest. Both are quite local
57 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Wed Oct 28 2015, 21:17
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You have to make an impression I guess until you have been there a while.y2johnny wrote:Works work at the minute though. Can't be fussy unfortunately. Not that i would be anyway to be honest. Both are quite local
Plus if you keep thinking about the weekend with the kids, your day will be a breeze and go in no time.
58 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Thu Oct 29 2015, 17:46
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Well looking forward to tonight's tea. Homemade steak and mushroom pie mash and gravy.
The work went well too kp. All top lads at both sites. Home for 1
The work went well too kp. All top lads at both sites. Home for 1
59 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Thu Oct 29 2015, 17:54
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I had a feeling you would have an early finish.y2johnny wrote:Well looking forward to tonight's tea. Homemade steak and mushroom pie mash and gravy.
The work went well too kp. All top lads at both sites. Home for 1
Your steak and mushroom pie sounds lovely as well.
I'm on BBQ chicken, home made wedges with chili flakes and garden peas this evening.
60 Re: Dinner - Part 3 Thu Oct 29 2015, 17:54
Mr Magoo
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BBQ Chicken & fat chips tonight, Choc fudge cake and cream for afters.
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