Best wishes, glenshena

Meg wrote: ↑Fri Feb 02, 2024 7:05 pm OMG - 10 for me this time

Gobsmacked.

Well done Meg. Nout wrong with your cells..x

Off and running. Good luck Scotland. I just don't know what to expect this year.



https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/68001153

I could murder myself only a 5

In all my years I never knew Big Ben was called that. Good question Hughie.

Scott, The same thought had crossed my mind, but the birth I posted today was presumably his older brother; Kenneth Campbell, VC, wasn't born till 21 April, 1917, as follows: - GLASGOW HERALD 24 APRIL 1917 CAMPBELL: At Bank of Scotland House, Saltcoats, on 21st instant, the wife of James Campbell; ...

Hughie wrote: ↑Thu Jan 25, 2024 9:16 pm Thanks, everyone for your kind thoughts. Had a lovely day with Betty spoiling me with lunch at our favourite local winery.

Nice to read, Hughie
I believe it's a busy time of the year for you coming up. Are you still on the Moothie

Have a great birthday, Hughie

Brian

Best wishes, Robert.

Hope you like this...

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Sarah, Hughie- Coriander is a "Marmite" and I never enjoyed it myself until recently. But I have to comment I much prefer it to the new Superfood "peas on toast"

Never did it 'back in the day' but I often have a hankering for a cheddar cheese, English mustard and sliced onion sandwich or cheese and Branston pickle sanny, :good: drool...away to raid the fridge! :lol: as for peanut butter :x don't like the colour, taste, smell, texture....,hated making sandwi...