11-05-2016, 10:52 AM
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No I havent been in that Cafe Rhosyn, dont venture to mumbles very much any more .Tesco is only going to deliver their goods during the night supposedly ?Its quite misty here again and wetwetwet
Going to have another lazy one
Never eaten a broad bean in my life Urrggg
11-05-2016, 11:34 AM
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They have those snacks by the checkout in M&S, temptation. Have you tried the wasabi snacks? Blows your head off!It seems our Edinburgh travellers are having the best of the weather, jammy? What?
Expecting heating engineers to come and undertake a *big* job on the boiler. Hope I have heating afterwards.
12-05-2016, 08:22 AM
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Funny thing is I don't care for broad beans au naturel as it were, but really enjoyed them baked and salted - and yes they are moreish Rhosyn!Just been down the road with Lexi and Missy - and got some funny looks from a passing car driver - don't know who he was, driving down here at such an early hour! No U3A today as Rosie is taking a friend down to Cardiff, so just a quick trip to town to collect meds and do some banking.
12-05-2016, 10:12 AM
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I love fresh Broad Beans mixed with fresh Peas-eaten in a bowl with a spoon with fresh bread!Sun has finally broken through,washing out on line.
Doctor's appointment at 11.30. then a bit of gardening.Grandchildren here for their Chicken dinner later.
Enjoy the sunshine.
......sore feet from all the walking but had a lovely time......
13-05-2016, 07:41 AM
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You definately had the best of the weather, Nimby. Yesterday was lovely here but it does vary so much over the UK.Had a day at home yesterday and managed to get quite a bit of gardening done. Can't go too far as my old dog is on her last legs and cannot be left too long.
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