COLD DARK ROOM

[JSWallace]

I found a recipe online that mixes seasoned browned minced beef, onions and a dash of tomato sauce, grated cheddar cheese incorporated into a cream sauce, and poured over thinly sliced potatoes in a casarole dish and baked until the potatoes are done. This is one of my favorites. I fix it often. But I love mashed potatoes too.

I do this exact same recipe, my Mum used to cook it for us fifty years ago!!

 

[JSWallace]

good mornooning all, off today to learn more about my possible change in career!

hope everyone is wibbling on

Hi John, yes happily wibbling here, I have two weeks off work which feels like a very indulgent length of time!!! I hope you are ok and your Dad is improving?

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

I found a recipe online that mixes seasoned browned minced beef, onions and a dash of tomato sauce, grated cheddar cheese incorporated into a cream sauce, and poured over thinly sliced potatoes in a casarole dish and baked until the potatoes are done. This is one of my favorites. I fix it often. But I love mashed potatoes too.

Yuuuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sounds delicious.
Seriously though, wifey does chips (thick ones and the skinny french fries), crisps, mashed, roasted, thick sliced, jacket as well as gratin and lots of other mixed dishes. But I make the best mashed potato.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

good mornooning all, off today to learn more about my possible change in career!

hope everyone is wibbling on

Good morning, John.
Good luck today.
Wibble.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

A little on the warm side! (British understatement at work)

Over in the south of France, we're expecting a high of 85F(29C). It's rather pleasant with a breeze

Good morning all. Happy Wibbling Wednesday to roomies all over the world

Good morning, Linda.
Only 25°c here today (77F). Still quite chilly.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

I have a thermometer that records the high and low, and tonight when I checked it, the high for today was 115! Yesterday it was 111.

Lovely.
Where has our hot weather gone ?

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Hi John, yes happily wibbling here, I have two weeks off work which feels like a very indulgent length of time!!! I hope you are ok and your Dad is improving?

Good morning, Jane.
Wibble.
Enjoy your time off work.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

NON SWIMMERS ! ! ! !
Fool your friends into thinking you have a passion for swimming by combing watered down bleach through your hair and complaining of verrucas.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Lesson now, though the student is due to pay so it may be a no show.
Let's see.

 

[Bee62]

good mornooning all, off today to learn more about my possible change in career!

hope everyone is wibbling on

Good luck !
Hopefully it will be a good change !

 

[Bee62]

Good morning, Linda.
Only 25°c here today (77F). Still quite chilly.

Time to recover from the heat ! I love temps around 25 C.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Time to recover from the heat ! I love temps around 25 C.

Good morning, ccl Bee.
I have to admit, it's a nice change.
Temps rising again from tomorrow, though.

 

[Bee62]

Good morning, ccl Bee.
I have to admit, it's a nice change.
Temps rising again from tomorrow, though.

Good morning Adam.
When the whole summer in Germany would have temps around 25 C it would please me very much, but unfortenately we have`nt.

I like potatoes too. Boiled in salted water they are a traditional garnish for meat or fish in Germany.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Good morning Adam.
When the whole summer in Germany would have temps around 25 C it would please me very much, but unfortenately we have`nt.

I like potatoes too. Boiled in salted water they are a traditional garnish for meat or fish in Germany.

German summers were quite nice, in my experience, but the winters ! ! !

 

[Bee62]

German summers were quite nice, in my experience, but the winters ! ! !

With a good working central heating the winter loose his sharp "teeth".
O.k., most of the time it is better to stay in the house, but winter days can be very cozy watching the cold weather outside...
Do you have had a central heating in England as you lived there ?

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Here is my new friend, SPLAT.




Mr Adam didn't want him as he is too small for his Alfie scheme, so I acquired him, instead.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

With a good working central heating the winter loose his sharp "teeth".
O.k., most of the time it is better to stay in the house, but winter days can be very cozy watching the cold weather outside...
Do you have had a central heating in England as you lived there ?

We did, pretty much an essential part of life in the UK. It was terribly expensive to run, though.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Neither wifey's nor my student showed up or called. Some people are so rude.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

MAGIC ! ! !
Make people believe you are magic by vigorously shaking a bottle of talcum powder when leaving a room , thus giving the impression of you disappearing in a cloud of smoke.

 

[Bee62]

We did, pretty much an essential part of life in the UK. It was terribly expensive to run, though.

My central heating works with heating oil ( is it called like this ? ). The litre of this oil costs .-50 cent today and I will need 4000 litre for the wintertime. 2000 Euro for one winter. It is not cheap, but is it terrible expensive ? I`m not sure.