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Lullabelle

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Put my guinea boys out on the lawn this morning whilst I cleaned out their cage, just clearing up when I noticed it was raining so we had to dash out and bring them back in.
 

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Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
It is blowing quite a hooey here today, hope everyone is safe.

'twas quite windy here yesterday.

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One occupational hazard with having a daughter is her choice of books, or rather the books gifted from friends, with poems about fairies and similar.

While reading a particularly syrupy example today; mainly on the subject of fairies, daisies, and glitter, I realised there's a way of making them bearable:

Read them with a Glaswegian accent.

It's remarkable how many "alternative" rhymes come to mind when you do this.
 
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Just how many packets of custard creams "threw themselves" into your shopping?

Just one very large one.
 
We're having a Fish Pie today, Salmon, Cod. Smoked Haddock and Smoked Mackerel, I lightly grill the Fish so that it will flake into the dish then cover it in Parsley sauce (fresh Parsley from the garden) and top it with mashed spuds with a bit of cheese grated over that.

Sounds good. Do you then wang that in the oven or under the grill?

If you put it in the oven for 20 mins to half an hour (depending on the size of the pie) you really don't need to pre-cook the fish. Just cut it into chunks and stir into the hot sauce. Your fish won't go rubbery that way as it poaches gently in the sauce.

Edited to say that if you do as above, then add some raw king prawns as well. And / or raw scallops (the small ones that come in a prepacked tray) if you're feeling particularly poncy.

P.S. YS really is your friend here... ;)
 
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One occupational hazard with having a daughter is her choice of books, or rather the books gifted from friends, with poems about fairies and similar.

While reading a particularly syrupy example, today, mainly on the subject of fairies, daisies and glitter, I realised there's a way of making them bearable:

Read them with a Glaswegian accent.

It's remarkable how many "alternative" rhymes come to mind when you do this.

Hmm... I recommend Roald Dahl's "Revolting Rhymes". :crazy:
 
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