Wifey has fellen asheep in her chair.
Too much alcohol before and after dins. Celeberating getting the last of the feckin paperwork done. when the weight of the paper is the same as the Landy we'll be able to travel!
Also we are into "empty the fridge/freezer " mode, so stuffing more nosh than usual! Yum!!!!!
I will actually be eating a pizza tomoz!:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
Bang goes the feckin diet!:D:D:D:D:D
 
Wifey has fellen asheep in her chair.
Too much alcohol before and after dins. Celeberating getting the last of the feckin paperwork done. when the weight of the paper is the same as the Landy we'll be able to travel!
Also we are into "empty the fridge/freezer " mode, so stuffing more nosh than usual! Yum!!!!!
I will actually be eating a pizza tomoz!:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
Bang goes the feckin diet!:D:D:D:D:D

You'll loose a few pounds in the heat so eat up auld chap. :D:D
 
You'll loose a few pounds in the heat so eat up auld chap. :D:D
And doing all the blessed "gardening"!!!!
I'll have to take some "before" pics when i get there. "high as an elephant's eye" comes to mind, altho Pascal should have been getting the worst of it in hand. (local handyman/friend type bloke.)
We shall see!
Shimster thoroughly approves. :cool:
Thort you might!:D:D:D
 
Along with the "empty the fridge/freezer" thing, there is still cream to be got rid of.
Last night it was a nice big French coffee.
Just made tonight's Gaelic coffee!:):):)
Makes me wish I did this more often!:rolleyes:

Two secrets to making them successfully.
One, plenty of sugar to make the density of the coffee higher than usual.
Two, don't turn the teaspoon convex side up, tis bollox. Other way up, just sort of with the rim just above the surface of the coffee, then pour the cream into it and let it float away, on the surface.
TBH, if properly made you barely need a spoon.
Yet another thing I learned from a pro back in 1972/3!!;););););)
Just tasted it.
YYYYYYYYMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
 
With thoughts of being in Frogland soon, my thorts turn to the classic car scene there.
Here is the website for the best mag over there, for these. (Hate to say it but makes even Practical Classics look a bit empty and amateur.)
https://www.gazoline.net/
See that Renault 8?
My bruv had one once. Rusty as feck but went like stink. Common as muck once.
Now cost an arm and a leg!
Yet I see Renault 5s and 4s still being used as daily drivers. Far less rust over there!
If I had somewhere to store one when I wasn't there I think I'd be getting one, i.e. a French classic, round about now.
But the cost of them over there is insane. A Peugeot 403 may be on the cards.
Haven't looked at the prices for a while, too tear-jerking!
 

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