Cheese and coleslaw, cheese and beans, leftover curry, bacon and onion, chopped sausage and onion. Cheese and marmite.

I am jealous, lots of good food to be tasted Enjoy

I'm going to have to make a curry tonight now (or maybe get a takeaway) a biriani perhaps, chicken tikka biriani with a naan and a couple of bottles of IPA. Yep that will hit the spot

Wow.... we can do better than that. Our Indian restaurant's banquet night is 7.99 for the same and cobra £2.50. It is beautiful food and has a very good reputation around here. Wendy Cobra comes in two sizes, the £4.50 bottle is around a pint in volume, there is a smaller bottle about a half pint w...

Defo put a roof on, our chooks can still have a dust bath in the worst of the rain.

I would recommend the house in the run as you will have two lines of defence agaist predators.

However, the other week in a local garden centre that has a lovely cafe that serves reaonably priced very nice "home made" food I asked for a can of coke for my husband....."Can I just point out" said the waitress "It is £1.99 per can" Ok, ok, I know places have overhe...

We use this gadget a lot.

http://www.riceboy.org.uk/

Perfect rice every time.

kate egg wrote:I also have a funny carrot photo - I must get it off my phone and onto the computer

Esther is that you ?

A lot of pet shops keep pellets and corn etc. Some sell it loose by the kilo as well as in the big bags.

jacquih wrote:I hope foghornleghorn, it was not three nights on the trots LOL {rofw
Jacquih

No it wasn't I did have a slight problem though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2iv_E-Fn9E

I will leave it at that and dedicate the song to curry eaters everywhere

For a quick curry that is really tasty try this recipe.

http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-coo ... en-minutes

This was so good we had it 3 nights on the trot

That looks really good, well done

You get a great sense of pride after building stuff like that.

I agre with Jen, diet and lifestyle.

Send them an email asking where your nearest distributor is.

http://www.stalosan.dk/index.php?topid=7

We used the corrugated bitumen sheets, like these.

http://www.wickes.co.uk/Bitumen-Corruga ... nvt/240059

Snails and slugs go down a treat (haven't seen them with a frog) Live giant mealworms, pasta (usually spaghetti), any green leaves from the allotment. Grapes, tomatoes. my Mrs's toes she really must stop wearing sandals into the run.