Mundane News

[StuAff]

[QUOTE 5169306, member: 21629"]Exactly ! [/QUOTE]
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[Dec66]

Villages Brewery - under the arches a mere 300 yards away - are launching a new American Pale Ale today. I may get myself an early drink before the hordes descend.

I'm gagging for a pint. I'm half hoping this train gets stuck at New Cross now.

 

[Reynard]

Couldn't you have had a chicken like most people?

*SNORT*

 

[Andrew_P]

Had a 5mm biopsy taken out of my already swollen hurting upper eyelid, mundane for them but painful for me. I was a bit of a quivering wreck.

New building first time I have had the automate check in at Guys. Three ladies still on reception, answered all the questions looked like it had finished thought better of it went and spoke to the lady and nope not checked in. Happened to a few by the sounds of it.

When my Name was up it read Gate A 21 seriously I thought I might be going on my Hols. The area was in Atrium 3 - Gate A - 21 like something out of Soylent Green

 

[Reynard]

Right, the roast veg are in the oven. The broccoli is prepped and ready to steam. The lamb steaks have been marinaded and are coming up to room temperature.

I’m sitting down with a glass of rosé before finishing cooking...

Cabbage is shredded ready for steaming, tatties are prepped ready to cook and turn into mash, and the faggots are poaching in a sage and onion stock that will later be turned into gravy. Everything else is just a reheat job.

Now sat down with a brew and a bag of crisps

 

[Dec66]

Typical... Got through New Cross but stuck at St. John's (broken down train ahead due to ice on conductor rail).

No beer on this train, craft or otherwise.

 

[Speicher]

I think I am snowed in! No vehicles have been up or down this road this afternoon.This hill does not get gritted.

In the back garden there are deep drifts. I have the snow shovel by the back door in case of emergencies.

I think I have a bottle of port in reserve, and plenty of knitting and sewing that I can do, now that I am feeling a bit betterer.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

I'm gagging for a pint. I'm half hoping this train gets stuck at New Cross now.

It's good. I snuck out but overcame temptation and returned to watch the track cycling. Perhaps I should say it's good if you like beers that make you think of grapefruit. Luckily, I do. Do you know the brewery?

 

[Lullabelle]

[QUOTE 5169306, member: 21629"]Exactly ! [/QUOTE]

 

[Gravity Aided]

Lovely day here. 44F and sunshine, a few clouds heading into the "bomb cyclone" in the eastern states. "Bomb cyclone" is a Weather Channel term, rather like when they name winter storms. I still call it a nor' easter. No snow here, but it's only March.

 

[Salty seadog]

Typical... Got through New Cross but stuck at St. John's (broken down train ahead due to ice on conductor rail).

No beer on this train, craft or otherwise.

Have you not been paying attention to the news man?
Take supplies with you if you go out.....

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Worst of all worlds

Divert down to the Cranbrook on Brookmill Road. Salvation.

 

[Reynard]

There's always the cycling on the telly, Wol xxx

 

[Reynard]

Anyone got a favourite recipe for mooli?

Those long white radish-y things? A friend uses those to make kimchi.

Maybe just shred finely, dress with rice wine vinegar, a splash of soy and maybe add some sugar and sushi ginger.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

There's always the cycling on the telly, Wol xxx

Yes, I'm currently red buttoning. Mark Stewart is going well, could get a medal. One last sprint to go....

Yup, bronze!