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Grace In Small Things 2 of 52 From GilraenH ^Pro in Musings From The Chair (5 hours old)

1. Home-made mushroom and basil pesto. 2. Pootling about the map library and having a look at this amazing book. 3. Fleecy socks. 4. Slightly underdone garlic bread. 5. The 'new' crew of the S… more

Turkey or Chicken "Sausage" Rolls From stmss in CHRISTMAS (14 hours old)

Turkey "Sausage" Rolls (makes 30 small rolls) These are very moist because of the added apple and vegetables and healthier than the sausagemeat variety. You can prepare them before Christmas … more

Sparkling Beaded Snowflake From stmss in CHRISTMAS (16 hours old)

Sparkling Beaded Snowflake I like simple things that children can help to make-remember though with young children they need to be supervised at all times. You'll Need: Scissors Silve… more

Celebrating! From The_Walrus ^Pro in The Walrus (1 day old)

I just found out that the notorious clone of Mrs Thatcher, the utterly revolting money-grubber Blair is no longer in contention for the post of European Council president. Perhaps now he will start wo… more

Email limit? From stmss in widgets (1 day old)

Is there an add-on or a widget that allows someone to increase their email/PM allowance? BCUK only allows you to send 1000 (even if you answer someone's message that comes off your total) and I am per… more

You can't believe the Telegraph... From The_Walrus ^Pro in The Walrus (1 day old)

They have this fine picture of a lenticular cloud, here... Underneath, the text says... Sometimes likened to UFOs, lenticular clouds are usually created by gravity waves. No, they are not… more

Thank you for loyalty From stmss in Gratitude Blog (1 day old)

I cherish those moments when I can show loyalty to my friends,colleagues and family and when they can do the same for me. It is a blessed quality when someone is 'brave and true' to use jollyweez's ex… more

Annoying Amazon From The_Walrus ^Pro in The Walrus (2 days old)

I find them really useful when I'm selling special Lego sets like Cybermaster. So I was cross today when I had an email from them saying some nonsense about how they were having some sort of Christ… more

The deadliest of 'sins'? From stmss in Hope Child (2 days old)

I have never really subscribed to the notion of 'sin'. A time and place for all 'virtues' and 'sins' in the gamut of human experience is very much my motto. I've struggled to comprehend them; is… more

International rescue! From deana24 in Road To Nowhere (2 days old)

All right, so I wasn't quite as well turned out as a Lady Penelope Creighton Ward and my pink roller was certainly nowhere to be seen, but I carried out a daring rescue the other night on Oxford Road.… more

It's silly of me, but... From The_Walrus ^Pro in The Walrus (3 days old)

I just can't seem to stop myself commenting on those idiotic, automatically posted Spam blogs. Update: I had an example link here, but Rampage has heroically deleted the blog. Hurrah!… more

Fishy From deana24 in Road To Nowhere (3 days old)

How is it the smell of fish clings to everything, permeates everywhere and hangs around forever? Having griddled trout last night for tea (not a brilliant idea as it turned out, but the griddle pan… more

Paranoia ? From stmss in Respectful Blogging (4 days old)

My account is open in the morning even when I have logged out on the previous day? A tag is added to a post even when I have specifically chosen that tags and comments are closed? Emails appear… more

Hello Santa! From deana24 in Road To Nowhere (4 days old)

On the theme of Santa, I ran into him on the escalators of Kendals department store on Thursday evening. He came up behind me as I was exiting the lingerie department. (A small shopping trip designed,… more

Thank you for snowflakes From stmss in Gratitude Blog (4 days old)

Individually? Clear and distinct;each snowflake a hymn to symmetry. Unified? A cloaking blanket of beauty that adds distinction to the most mundane of scenes. Thank you for each blessed snowflak… more

Cobblers... From The_Walrus ^Pro in The Walrus (5 days old)

"Project Camelot" is probably the biggest load of silly nonsense I have read in absolutely ages. It's such nonsense I can't be bothered to cut and paste a link. If you have time to waste, find it for … more

Mushroom and Basil Pesto From GilraenH ^Pro in BCUK Recipes (5 days old)

Not teaching you how to suck eggs or anything, but I have never made my own pesto sauce before yesterday, so thought I'd give it a try. It went very well indeed... Ingredients: Small pack of butt… more

First thing that popped into my mind when I left the tepee From prydwen in Wulfweard the White (5 days old)

Some of the best funny personal names can be found in the US Indian Census of 1880. The anglophile versions of Native Indian names can be hilarious simply due to loose translations. Native America… more

The book to buy all your male friends for Chistmas From prydwen in (5 days old)

'Busty, Slag and Nob End' by Russell Ash. This adults only book of 'Remarkably rude but real names of people, places and products from all over the world' will have any male laughing his head off wit… more

Hampstead Heath From prydwen in Wulfweard the White (6 days old)

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Top Ten adult movie titles From prydwen in Wulfweard the White (6 days old)

1. Forest Hump 2. The Object Of My Erection 3. The Porn Identity 4. Sex Trek: The Next Penetration 5. Shaving Ryan's Privates 6. ET: The Extra Testicle 7. Alien vs Sex Predator 8. Sex Toy … more

Thought for the day From prydwen in Wulfweard the White (6 days old)

I was born on the cusp of Leo and Capricorn...... Does this make me a Leprechaun?… more

John and Edward From prydwen in Grin and bear it (6 days old)

So John and Edward are called Jedward. Anyone else wish they'd been called Peter and Rick? … more

What! Londoner's wont even share a taxi..... From prydwen in Wulfweard the White (6 days old)

Found in the San Franscisco Chronicle So you think London, population 8 million, is crowded with the living? There are many millions more under the soil of a city that has been inhabited for … more

When is "Therapeutic" Sex, not "Therapeutic" Sex? From prydwen in Wulfweard the White (6 days old)

The U.S. Tax Court ruled in September that William Halby, 78, owes back taxes because he improperly tried to deduct $300,000 over a five-year period for "medical" expenses that were merely purchases o… more

Want a tune on the radio From prydwen in Wulfweard the White (6 days old)

Listen in to Seahaven FM, phone 01323 899226 and Danny and I will play you a tune....… more

Down to one drink a week now From prydwen in Wulfweard the White (7 days old)

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Grace in Small Things 1 of 52 From GilraenH ^Pro in Musings From The Chair (7 days old)

A meme of sorts if you will, but an ongoing continual one. I would love to try it every day as Schmutzie suggests, but I may try that next year. So what is Grace in Small Things? What?Schmutzie crea… more

THIS CONSISTENT GOVERNMENT??????????? From wisty8golf in My Rants! (7 days old)

I will say one thing for this Labour government, whenever a spokesman is wheeled out to discuss the war in Afghanistan, he or she makes sure that three phrases are always included. These are :- 1) Ou… more

Bloglists From GilraenH ^Pro in Help (9 days old)

Is there any way to make more than 10 of your bloglist list entries appear on your blog? There doesn't seem to be an option to extend it from the design wizard widget settings. … more