Catching up so sorry to bring it back to this but hallelujah! Never been into Star Wars and ourHe’s also bloody brilliant in Captain Fantastic if anyone is into slightly depressing indie films.
Triangulating myself now as a Hobbit/LOTR fan and a huge Potter fan. Also loved GoT until the last season went to shit.
Unpopular opinion... I’ve always hated Star Wars.
@Flumps Do you happen to do deliveries?Also, woke up starving and with the thought of eggy bread in my head. So voila. Such a healthy breakfast chez Flump. This amount of sugar should get us through the day though (not a nutritionist).
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Well, my sage is all over the place, huge and scraggly, in need of a good trim... but I daresay still not as unruly as theAre they unruly as labia?
My rosemary bush (hehe) is gargantuan atmWell, my sage is all over the place, huge and scraggly, in need of a good trim... but I daresay still not as unruly as thelegendarynotorious labia of which you speak.
I feel all of this! Small talk is very draining, and makes my social interaction battery run down quickly.I hate small talk, I find it really cringey and difficult to dobut I'm fairly quiet and hate talking when it isn't necessary! Some people are happiest when they're just filling air with words, I only say things when they need saying
Yes, very draining!
Loved that film! I think 'slightly depressing indie films' is my favourite genreHe’s also bloody brilliant in Captain Fantastic if anyone is into slightly depressing indie films.
Love the image of a social interaction battery! So, so true.I feel all of this! Small talk is very draining, and makes my social interaction battery run down quickly.
I stupidly made brownies with my toddler - which meant policing the mixing bowl to make sure he didn’t eat all the chocolate (or the raw egg - which he lovesMorning hausfraus
What's everyone got planned for the day? My husband is off today so I'm going to the supermarket this morning for food goodies, this is exciting for me as I don't leave this place often! Hoping to spend some time in the garden this afternoon sorting out my unruly herbs
This made me hoot! Also reminded me of when I answered the door when my son was a newborn and not understanding the wide eyed look the postman was giving me until I sat back down on the sofa. In my sleep deprived state I hadn’t clipped the nursing bra back up so my boob was hanging out for all to see!Fraus I just had the BEST neighbour experience...was shutting the bedroom window, noone is ever outside this late. When shutting the window and putting the blinds down spotted a man who must work in one of the restaurants we share a bin space with (our block is weird for London in that we have a Facebook group and all know each other) - our eyes met and he gave me the most awkward smile and wave ever...i waved back, then realised I was topless
that happened to me too with the Sainsbury’s delivery man. I couldn’t order from them again until I moved house I was so embarrassedThis made me hoot! Also reminded me of when I answered the door when my son was a newborn and not understanding the wide eyed look the postman was giving me until I sat back down on the sofa. In my sleep deprived state I hadn’t clipped the nursing bra back up so my boob was hanging out for all to see!
Babe, same. I highly recommend The Way, Way Back, Peanut Butter Falcon and Hunt for the Wilderpeople. The other half describes them as “films where not a lot happens” but I love them. Simple movies that follow a character for a certain timeframe of their life without an action-packed middle or big ending.Loved that film! I think 'slightly depressing indie films' is my favourite genre
Not exactly just cooking, but no reservations with Anthony bourdain is great, most of them are on YouTube. I’ve seen them all before but have been re watching min lockdown as a form of travel escapismSpending the day in front of the TV and fan. I hate really hot weather. Currently watching Tom Kerridge’s new Barbecue programme on Food Network. I love Tom but his recipes aren’t quite in my budget so I watch them purely for the food porn aspect.
Babe, same. I highly recommend The Way, Way Back, Peanut Butter Falcon and Hunt for the Wilderpeople. The other half describes them as “films where not a lot happens” but I love them. Simple movies that follow a character for a certain timeframe of their life without an action-packed middle or big ending.
Hunt for the Wilderpeople is one of my favourite filmsBabe, same. I highly recommend The Way, Way Back, Peanut Butter Falcon and Hunt for the Wilderpeople. The other half describes them as “films where not a lot happens” but I love them. Simple movies that follow a character for a certain timeframe of their life without an action-packed middle or big ending.
Thanks, I’m going to look that up. I love Anthony Bourdain and I’ve binged all of Parts Unknown on Netflix. I also love Somebody Feed Phil and Ugly, Delicious for my travel/foodie fix.Not exactly just cooking, but no reservations with Anthony bourdain is great, most of them are on YouTube. I’ve seen them all before but have been re watching min lockdown as a form of travel escapism
oh but Jamie uses both of these to make a sort of chicken gyro that is heaven - I cant remember if you’re veggie but obvs halloumi and mushrooms could work?You are like the fairy food Godmother of the cabal, @Flumps ! I'm making your carrot cake tomorrow morning and am very excited! Had a bit of a nightmare yesterday though as I made an hour round trip to my nearest Tesco to get supplies (am currently car-less), picked up nutmeg and cinnamon as we don't have any in and got home to realise I'd taken these instead... some idiot put them back on the wrong shelf! I usually check these things so very annoyed at myself. Looks like another Tesco trip tonight
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Oh that sounds gorgeous, thank you! I am not a veggie but try and eat mostly veggie in the house! Will have a look at Jamie's recipe cache.oh but Jamie uses both of these to make a sort of chicken gyro that is heaven - I cant remember if you’re veggie but obvs halloumi and mushrooms could work?
Like a fever dream? You’ll have to reverse engineer those brownies, it will be so maverick.Agree re some crisps being a bit too circular.
There were no brownies again! I’m beginning to think I imagined them that opening week. Maybe it was all a dream.
I’ll be found sobbing into a mixing bowl of butter and sugar, calling for Flumps’ baking assistanceLike a fever dream? You’ll have to reverse engineer those brownies, it will be so maverick.
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