I don't know where we're going, but it can only be 5K away

F1 on here also, please let anybody but Hamilton win .

HildaOgdenx

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Sitting having a coffee , making potato cakes later on , great decision to make them on a day I know the kids and their families won't be calling in :pac:

Potato cakes! I'm on my way

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

F1 on here also, please let anybody but Hamilton win .

Apparently he only wins because of the car he drives

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Apparently he only wins because of the car he drives

Not sure about that lol,unfortunately I have to admit he's a fantastic driver but he just bugs me,anyway I'm hoping Sainz does well, I reckon he's one to watch for the future.

I'm heading to the beach just need to haul myself off the couch, rigor mortis is setting in ,need to move but I'm so tired/lazy.

Mam of 4

HildaOgdenx wrote: »

Potato cakes! I'm on my way

I've made a rod for my own back really haven't I ? !
I'll have them ready , you'll find me easy enough I'll be the one out with a pitchfork fending off unwanted callers

About to mop the kitchen floor, just taking a little break first after all the scrubbing and hoovering.

Just booked a weekend break for himselfs birthday. Dog friendly hotel, so will be bringing Khali along too. Yay!! Absolutely can't wait now!!

And before the cat ambassador comes along... No I'm not bringing the cats.. no they won't feel left out.. yes it would be unsafe for them.. yes I will bring them home a surprise!

Leg End Reject

It's a lovely day here, sun shining, no humidity and warm enough to sit out.

I might even cut the grass!

Leg End Reject

Leg End Reject wrote: »

It's a lovely day here, sun shining, no humidity and warm enough to sit out.

I might even cut the grass!

Same here leg end. I'm sitting outside waiting for the kitchen floor to dry. Maybe it's dry already but I'll tell myself it's not and enjoy the outdoors for another while. Like you say, there's no humidity and there's a lovely warm breeze
Himself is cutting the grass and I do like to watch a man at work.

Ugh.. reading that back is a bit depressing though. We're like something from Ann and Barry. Daddy is cutting the grass. Mammy is mopping the kitchen floor.

Leg End Reject

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Same here leg end. I'm sitting outside waiting for the kitchen floor to dry. Maybe it's dry already but I'll tell myself it's not and enjoy the outdoors for another while. Like you say, there's no humidity and there's a lovely warm breeze
Himself is cutting the grass and I do like to watch a man at work.

Ugh.. reading that back is a bit depressing though. We're like something from Ann and Barry. Daddy is cutting the grass. Mammy is mopping the kitchen floor.

You're lucky we're not the easily offended types!

I loved Ann and Barry

Sephiroth_dude

Deleted User wrote: »

Hopefully we get there before the human hoover aka Sephers sees Mams post.

Well.......the absolute cheek of ya 😼

Deleted User wrote: »

About to mop the kitchen floor, just taking a little break first after all the scrubbing and hoovering.

Just booked a weekend break for himselfs birthday. Dog friendly hotel, so will be bringing Khali along too. Yay!! Absolutely can't wait now!!

And before the cat ambassador comes along... No I'm not bringing the cats.. no they won't feel left out.. yes it would be unsafe for them.. yes I will bring them home a surprise!

I see 😒😼

Well you could have consulted them at least before booking .......


😛😛🤣🤣

The Crazy Cat Lady

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Sitting having a coffee , making potato cakes later on , great decision to make them on a day I know the kids and their families won't be calling in :pac:

got any leftovers?

*slides plate over*


Couchside, having a relaxing day

Grandeeod

Kitchen. Listening to the radio on the laptop. Football. Beer. Chinese takeaway later. Nearly as good as going out.

Considering a trip to the pub. Although 'fusbol' is on the menu tonight

Surreptitious

Found this on Facebook

Sephiroth_dude

Kitchenside making dinner

Poochie05 wrote: »

We'll slide our plates over instead Mam :pac:

Hey poochie that's my line.......


*gets coat*


:pac:

Gremlinertia

OK im going to ask, Mam, how do you make yours?

Mam of 4

Gremlinertia wrote: »

OK im going to ask, Mam, how do you make yours?

Nothing adventurous Grem , just mash , salt , pepper , an egg and flour to bind together then onto a hot pan until browned and crispy on the outside . Then cut in the middle , sprinkle of pepper , butter , which then drips out as you're eating.. with a hot mug of tea .
(Could never put anything else in the mix or the kids wouldn't eat them tbh )

Grandeeod

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Nothing adventurous Grem , just mash , salt , pepper , an egg and flour to bind together then onto a hot pan until browned and crispy on the outside . Then cut in the middle , sprinkle of pepper , butter , which then drips out as you're eating.. with a hot mug of tea .
(Could never put anything else in the mix or the kids wouldn't eat them tbh )

The only thing I add to that are scallions or onions. Otherwise you are spot on. I make them up and leave them in the fridge for a while. Don't pan fry them anymore. I brush with oil and airfry them. But I used to fry em up in the pan, when I had a pan big enough. They are delicious. I'm sure you enjoyed them.

Match over. Another expected result. Time for another beer and a phonecall to the Chinese!

JupiterKid

Couchside, chilled out and thinking of what I need to prep for dinner.

Met my best mate in Ashtown Castle in the Park earlier for a catch up and coffee. The place was jammers and the queues for coffee a mile long. Then had a
28 lengths swim at the pool and a bit of light grocery shopping on the way home.

All in all it’s been a pretty chilled weekend - just the way I like ‘em.

Purple Mountain

JupiterKid wrote: »

Couchside, chilled out and thinking of what I need to prep for dinner.

Met my best mate in Ashtown Castle in the Park earlier for a catch up and coffee. The place was jammers and the queues for coffee a mile long. Then had a
28 lengths swim at the pool and a bit of light grocery shopping on the way home.

All in all it’s been a pretty chilled weekend - just the way I like ‘em.

I wouldn't think of 28 lengths of the pool chilled

kowloon

Deleted User wrote: »

Ugh.. reading that back is a bit depressing though. We're like something from Ann and Barry. Daddy is cutting the grass. Mammy is mopping the kitchen floor.

They've updated it, now it's Mammy is taking Anne to the sexual health clinic, second Mammy is off at the dog fights and Barry is playing Fortnite with Stepdaddy. Daddy is still locked in his cage. Where he waits.

votecounts

Deleted User wrote: »

I loved Ann and Barry

That takes me back:) along with busy at maths, can't remember how many they were
Couchside watching NCIS with a beer, hope ye all are well
Jupiter, if i did 28 lengths, i'm positive i'd end up in Hospital, in the cardiac ward

JupiterKid

I also found some time to do some more art - mainly acrylic pieces on A3 white card. Some flowers (including one in metallic copper paint), Mars landscapes and one of Ireland’s Eye I painted from a photo I took in July.

Enjoy!

Gremlinertia

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Nothing adventurous Grem , just mash , salt , pepper , an egg and flour to bind together then onto a hot pan until browned and crispy on the outside . Then cut in the middle , sprinkle of pepper , butter , which then drips out as you're eating.. with a hot mug of tea .
(Could never put anything else in the mix or the kids wouldn't eat them tbh )

Very nice, i usually use a little bit of melted butter for binding and chill in fridge before frying.. If there's any left over (hah) it gets split down the middle and grilled the following day. Oh want now.

Leg End Reject

Grandeeod wrote: »

The only thing I add to that are scallions or onions. Otherwise you are spot on. I make them up and leave them in the fridge for a while. Don't pan fry them anymore. I brush with oil and airfry them. But I used to fry em up in the pan, when I had a pan big enough. They are delicious. I'm sure you enjoyed them.

Match over. Another expected result. Time for another beer and a phonecall to the Chinese!

I'd also add garlic and cheese.

It's a sad day chez leg - I can no longer deny that lockdown and wfm has not been kind to my waist line. The even more shocking realisation is that most of the extra calories were in liquid form, so from this day forth, I shall be a sensible weekend-only drinker.

As if life wasn't tedious enough at the moment.

*sigh*

Ted_YNWA

I wants some now.

Who do I slide my plate over to??

Sephiroth_dude

Leg End Reject wrote: »

I'd also add garlic and cheese.

It's a sad day chez leg - I can no longer deny that lockdown and wfm has not been kind to my waist line. The even more shocking realisation is that most of the extra calories were in liquid form, so from this day forth, I shall be a sensible weekend-only drinker.

As if life wasn't tedious enough at the moment.

*sigh*

*hugs*

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

I wants some now.

Who do I slide my plate over to??

*readies plate*

:pac:

Just home after a brilliant afternoon in West Cork, there's nowhere nicer imo ,long walk on the beach without as much as a breeze and very warm, then onto another beach for another walk. Headed to one of my favourite hotels ( on another beach lol) and had a lovely meal and drink sitting outside in the evening sun. Only one bad incident, I went to the loo before we left, bad smell as soon as I went in and all 3 cubicles occupied. I've a weak stomach so was glad of my mask and stood there hoping I wouldn't get the smelly cubicle anyway there was a lot of rustling going on and then a massive 'explosion ',so I left because I just couldn't face into any cubicle at that stage. Seriously, you'd think people would wait until they go home, that happened about an hour ago and I wouldn't be surprised if all 3 cubicles are still locked, maybe it's just me but I can't go under those conditions.

Work again tomorrow lads..might chance the lotto again this week.

kowloon

kowloon wrote: »

They've updated it, now it's Mammy is taking Anne to the sexual health clinic, second Mammy is off at the dog fights and Barry is playing Fortnite with Stepdaddy. Daddy is still locked in his cage. Where he waits.

Great improvement!!

Ted_YNWA

We need a giant one of these installed here.

Gremlinertia

Ted!!! Where is the dip?

Grandeeod

Leg End Reject wrote: »

I'd also add garlic and cheese.

It's a sad day chez leg - I can no longer deny that lockdown and wfm has not been kind to my waist line. The even more shocking realisation is that most of the extra calories were in liquid form, so from this day forth, I shall be a sensible weekend-only drinker.

As if life wasn't tedious enough at the moment.

*sigh*

Away with you with your garlic and cheese in the Spud Burgers.:D

For me during lockdown and still virtually no work, I combined having a jar with limited food. If I drank, little food. If I eat big, no drinkies. Not a bad combo.

Listening to Simple Minds live from 1985.

Ted_YNWA

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Ted!!! Where is the dip?

This is not the final version. We can add whatever food of choice.

Mam of 4

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

We need a giant one of these installed here.

Thought there were keys in the bowl in the centre :eek:

Gremlinertia

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

This is not the final version. We can add whatever food of choice.

an initial attempt with no dips, i don't know Ted :P

Ted_YNWA

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Thought there were keys in the bowl in the centre :eek:

Similar to dips for Grem, a bowl for keys can be arranged for you.

Now it is becoming clear how you became a mother of 64.

Mam of 4

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Thought there were keys in the bowl in the centre :eek:

Mam!!! Good on you, lol. No Beemer or Audi keys for me, I like a man that can use his 'indicator'.

Gremlinertia

Deleted User wrote: »

Mam!!! Good on you, lol. No Beemer or Audi keys for me, I like a man that can use his 'indicator'.

Surely gearknob??

Leg End Reject

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Thought there were keys in the bowl in the centre :eek:

G'wan Mam! You throw yours in first and I'll follow.

Duvet I'd rather masterful control of the gear stick in a man so we won't be fighting over the same man.

Mam of 4

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

Similar to dips for Grem, a bowl for keys can be arranged for you.

Now it is becoming clear how you became a mother of 64.

Ted !!

Gearknobs, indicators , shocking minds you all have !

Grandeeod

I'm in! But I've a belly full of beer and Curry.:D

Leg End Reject

Leg End Reject wrote: »

G'wan Mam! You throw yours in first and I'll follow.

Duvet I'd rather masterful control of the gear stick in a man so we won't be fighting over the same man.

The gear stick action is overrated imo but that's for another thread.😉

Gremlinertia

Deleted User wrote: »

The gear stick action is overrated imo but that's for another thread.��

Need a manual gear box for proper feel

Grandeeod

Grandeeod wrote: »

I'm in! But I've a belly full of beer and Curry.:D

I'll pass Grande, I've encountered enough people today that seem to have been on the beer and curry.

Leg End Reject

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Need a manual gear box for proper feel

True story - when I started to learn to drive the only thing I didn't struggle with was the gear stick. I often nearly ended up in a ditch, but the car was always effortlessly in the right gear.

Line up gentlemen, your clutches and gear sticks are in for a treat. :pac:

Grandeeod

Deleted User wrote: »

I'll pass Grande, I've encountered enough people today that seem to have been on the beer and curry.

Ah Duvet, I'm great with the indicator despite the beer and curry. Mrs G would agree that the gear stick isn't the best after a feed.

She just instructed me to make that point here.:D

Mrs. G is spot on.

I was going to word that a little differently but I'll keep it clean. 😂

Grandeeod

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Need a manual gear box for proper feel

A manual indicator I would have thought Grem. Flick, Flick and all that.:eek: Some men like me swear by it after agreement with the boss!

Grandeeod

Deleted User wrote: »

Mrs. G is spot on.

I was going to word that a little differently but I'll keep it clean. ��

Mrs G always demands SPOT ON.:D We get you. She's here with me agreeing with you and pucking my arm. Really wish she would sign up here, but won't.:D