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OI i wanna know who i’m shaggin’ thesedays, not been told for ages

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Stunning Photos Ab, x

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Today is my Daughter’s Birthday, so popped round at sunrise with her card (she lives 2 minutes from me) and couldn’t resist taking this photo from outside her home

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Photo taken minutes ago, the view from my patio doors

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Moelleaux au Chocolat

100g dark chocolate (ideally about 70% cocoa solids)
75g unsalted butter
50g icing sugar
25g flour
2 eggs

Preheat the oven to around 200C. Melt the chocolate and butter in a bain marie.
Mix together the icing sugar and flour in a separate bowl. Then add the eggs and mix well.
Butter two ramekin dishes. When the chocolate/butter is truly melted, pour the mixture into the flour/icing sugar/egg bowl and mix completely. it will go really gloopy
Pour mixture into the ramekins about 3/4s full. Cook for approx 10mins, or until they have risen about an inch.

Turn out onto a plate, serve with a coulis and quinelles of whipped double cream or ice cream

Deeeeeeeeeeeeelish

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https://youtu.be/EDrVCqeZIAY

I tend to substitute “World” for the word “God”

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I really Daren’t say here, i’m hated enough, but remember, hatred is an emotional disease and I hope they feel much better soon

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Apologies to both Cosy and Arc.

I didn’t realise I had spelled EASY wrongly with one hand!
Arc, here’s your next one.

Cheesy muffins

ingredients

2 cups of self raising flour
2 cups of grated cheese
2 cups of milk

salt and pepper to season
1 teaspoon of mustard powder or two of pre-made
I teaspoon of cayenne or chilli pepper

muffin tray x12 cup or 2 x6 cup
greased with butter

oven 180c

put muffin pans into oven to get hot while oven is getting to temperature

put all ingredients into a bowl and mix no beating, just stir it until its all evenly mixed.

put even “dollops” of the mixture into each muffin cup

bake for approximately 20 mins or until golden brown and well risen

for a different flavour you can add chopped cooked bacon, onions, curry powder

absolutely scrummy!
ENJOY!

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Insidiousness is my pet hate, (definition of ; corrupting. artful, cunning, wily, subtle, crafty.)
as well as the fact we Brits “Queue” patiently, since the influx of Europe its become a free-for-all,
My mate in Wimbledon was knocked flying recently, shes 70 years old diabetic partially deaf had a stroke and has cardio vascular disease, she had just missed a bus and so was first in the Queue, 15 mins later there were a good 10 people, no English speakers (and no I am not being Racist) she went to step onto the bus, was pushed sideways and went flying onto her hands and knees, the result of which was a trip in an Ambulance to A&E ordered by the bus driver, the mob that pushed her over seemed unperturbed, and actually complained that the bus was going to be late at their destination.

I Experienced similar in Australia, I was “Queueing” in a bakery when someone behind me pushed past me to be served first.
I know us Brits can be overly stiff upper lip but C’mon you can’t all be first .

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I don’t see death as a taboo, merely as part of life, but, a couple of titbits for you.

there’s a book called “The Power Of Now” by Eckhart Tolle.

his saying in it is this ; The past is gone and cannot be changed, the future is an illusion yet to manifest, there IS only now.

another quote I love is by the Dalai Lama.
“there are only two days in the year you can do nothing about, yesterday, and tomorrow, live for today
couple of my own are ; if today has been a bad day, the sun will set, and tomorrow is a new day. and of course……….. never save anything for a special occasion, every day is a special occasion.

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