So, who wants to help ... to frivol in the cellar? (Part 2)

At 6.30 when Feral’s house calendar server got the day’s weather forecast it was “sunny intervals changing to cloudy by lunchtime”. It is, instead, Damp.

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We have a westerly, howeeelling gale with rain and associated wet

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We have had a mainly sunny day, with occasional outbursts of petulant heavy rain. The hive is requiring some effort to sort out, but nothing is too major to cope with. Tomorrow will be a day of no people calling to fix stuff and that will be a relief. I have lost the knack of lying in (today’s start was 06.35). Oh - we managed to recoup all of the deposit on our rental, despite the home report saying that the oven was greasy and ‘dirty’ and a shower screen was soap smeared and ‘dirty’. Blighters.

Soo xx

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NALL, Soo

I may have pushed myself too far on Thursday, so Friday was an write-off, apart from lots of sweep.

Tomorrow is another day, & all that jazz

Carinthia. xx

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We were taken out to dinner by G for our birthdays a bit late

But the way to the toilet has a glass floor over the well

Complete with gold and silver carps

Quite enchanting when mixed with a gallery and the most beautiful Mediterranean style food served on small plates for all of us to share

I may have et just about enuff garlic for a day or two

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Sounds perfect, Twellsy :smiley:

Carinthia, I hope that your weekend is less exhausting. Mine started at 06.30 :roll_eyes:

Soo xx

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I just have to share this. Who knew that The English Breakfast Society is A Thing? And that they even award Fellowships?

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Sossinge eggs chips beans tomato mushrooms bacon you know the drill, get it while it’s not bin Sparrered.

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There is actually an Ulster fry world championship

Prop er stuff like soda farls fried in bacon fat and suchlike no nasty white loaf slices in our offerings

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Among the Fellows of the English Breakfast Society is one Dave Fry. This pleases me greatly. But if they want to consider themselves a learned society, they would be well advised both to expunge baked beans from the record and to study the correct use of ‘substitute’.

‘‘Its fine to substitute the back bacon for Canadian or American bacon if you cannot get hold of any,”.

Drat you, Twellsy. Am now craving the (immediately) unobtainable.

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Make some soda griddle bread and dry fry some good smoked or plain bacon then fry a split farl in the bacon fat while sort of scrambling eggs in a bowl over simmering water with

Serve at once and never ever dream of beans as part of a fry

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…also black pud white pud red pud I don’t know about any other coloured pud but if I find 'em I’ll try 'em.

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White pudding?

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I was very pleased to note that they consider fried bread to be an essential for a proper English Breakfast.

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Indeed, TFM. You hardly ever see it.

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When I was a child, fat, proper fat, was left in the frying pan, & used for the next meal.

The fried bread was feckin’ divine.

Carinthia. xx

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Mam used to cook a breakfast for Sis every morning. The smell of the fried bread was nauseating, to me, so I persevered with a cuppa. and a biscuit (home-made), in my bedroom.

{{{Squeal!}}} I have just received the samples I requested of the proposed sofa covering and tablecloths.

Soo xx

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Ooh

Have you decided?

Carinthia. xx

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Can we see them, Soo?

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via but this poster often posts other people’s stuff without attribution.

Meanwhile, since I shall be in Embra next weekend, any comments on the wevver, Soo? (Yes, I have forecasts, I’m looking for local impressions.)

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