A man of many talents. [emoji3]
COLD DARK ROOM
- Thread starter Tidgy's Dad
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SNAP!
Brrrrr. I will send you some of our heat.Good evening. Glad to know you are well.
Oli has also got into those moods. I guess it's the weather here. It's freezing cold.....brrrrrr.
[emoji33] [emoji33]Thanks a lot, Linda. Though Oli (and me) get into very bad moods in Winter.....brrrrrrrr.
Oops. I forgot. And we need to post it before xmas.
I l9ved that one. I was singing along. Jarrod left the room and the dogs joined in. [emoji33] A Merry Christmas from the bottom of my heart as well.
So I've spent weeks trying to figure out a good gift for the wife. I finally decided on a new kitchen sink. The one we have is one of those cheap contractor grade sinks they put into new houses and is only 6" deep. The one I bought is 9" deep and would be much more efficient.
She's not into jewelry, and frilly little gifts like that. She enjoys practical gifts. I asked a bunch of females I know including the neighbors wife what they thought of the idea. Opinions seemed pretty positive, so I went for it. What do y'all think?
She's not into jewelry, and frilly little gifts like that. She enjoys practical gifts. I asked a bunch of females I know including the neighbors wife what they thought of the idea. Opinions seemed pretty positive, so I went for it. What do y'all think?
Love the story. [emoji8] [emoji8]
Good Luck. Waiting patiently with you.
Neither can we
If your wife is not into frilly gifts then I think it is a lovely gift. Although to make it an even better gift give her 365 vouchers for washing dishes which she can call in whenever she needs to. [emoji6]
And I bought myself a xmas gift. Now just have to figure out how to use it. As I have never used it before.
She doesn't need vouchers...she has me! Lol
Something "nice" like chocolate to go alongside the sink might be welcomed
JoesDad and I have often bought ourselves something from way down the list of things we would like for the house as a joint Christmas present. The least romantic was probably new lino for the kitchen floor. Another year was a new tv. But we do buy each other a little treat when we do this.
Ooh. I have never seen an electric one before! I have a stove top one. It is very useful for stewing meat quickly. I also use it to make Steak and Kidney puddings ... and the traditional British Christmas puddings. Christmas puds take hours to steam; it is much quicker in the pressure cooker. Mine cooker came with a recipe book. I use the Steak and Kidney recipe... everything else is my own recipe but using the pressure cooker recipe for guidance on cooking times.
I sense this one is developing that tortoise stubborn streak from birth
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Nice! Her birthday / our anniversary is on the 30th of this month, so I will have an opportunity for frilly then. Not sure what to get gift-wise yet, but a nice dinner is certainly part of the plan.Something "nice" like chocolate to go alongside the sink might be welcomed
JoesDad and I have often bought ourselves something from way down the list of things we would like for the house as a joint Christmas present. The least romantic was probably new lino for the kitchen floor. Another year was a new tv. But we do buy each other a little treat when we do this.
It came with some recipes. I just have to read through the manual. Never been my strong point. [emoji23] [emoji23] I prefer the practical approach.
Thank you!
