All is good with me thanks, Heather - just lots of school paperwork that has to be done. I had last week off work for half term and been helping out family with different things - nothing too taxing - just time consuming. Also had a few appointments for dentist, hair etc. and a funeral so not had any days when I didn't have to be somewhere......will be glad to go back to school for a rest!
@lyn w isn't a contender for MasterchefHer "popty ping" is the limit of her culinary skills usually
(PS that's a microwave to you probably
As you probably don't speak Welsh you're not lacking at all.
Very popular UK tv comedy show that ran for many series.
Whatever you might be lacking in vocabulary (which I don't think is much at all, by the way), you more than make up for with your spelling and punctuation.
Wow that's good. My nephew has some old consoles and games he doesn't use anymore and could use the cash so will suggest we try ebay too.Good morning all from chilly Kent. We are off to the in-laws due to father in law's imminent birthday. Fingers crossed that they are on their best behaviour [emoji849]
In other news, I have son's 9 year old xbox 360 console on eBay. He is selling it as part of a bundle along with shot.5 games and a load of other stuff... so apart from supplying your own HDMI cable you can just plug it together and play it. It finishes today and bids have taken it to £92 already! We thought we might get £40 for it
Popty Ping... sounds like the Popty part should be a contraction or shortened form of "poppity" or something like that... a word that sounds like a magician (not the Hogwarts wizard types) conjuring a rabbit out of a hat.As you probably don't speak Welsh you're not lacking at all.
Popty Ping is used in Welsh for a microwave oven, meaning the ping oven or oven that goes ping.
The correct Welsh translation would be ffwrn meicrodon - far easier to say popty ping!!
I very often conjure a meal out of my popty but never tried rabbit.
Unfortunately, I never made it Wales while I was in the UK. I wanted to, but it just never happened.I very often conjure a meal out of my popty but never tried rabbit.
Several bakeries in Wales use the word popty in their names.
There are some beautiful places in Wales with the coast and mountains, even though I live here, there are still places that take my breath away.
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Yorkshire pie and pea supper, traditional at winter events like bonfire night, that even Lyn could cook if she didn’t use her oven as a wine rack
Hot pork pie, mushy peas and mint sauce.
