Peggy's Mundane Thread

Sideways? Or do you deepthroat it?

i said dont think about it

the only Twiglets i can find in the shops are mini ones!! are the proper size avaliable?
life can be quite problematic at times

When a naked banana's not enough, sliced banana with plain yogurt and honey's my favourite.

On the rare occasion a banana goes black in my house, I fry it in a tiny bit of butter (or rather sunflower marg) and squirt lemon juice all over it.

Thinking back a year or so, I should have put that on the list of things I can cook.

Banana cooked like that then put inside a pancake with a bit of clotted cream is a real treat.
This morning for breakie I had Jersey Royals potatoes left over from last night, fried with a double yolked egg that I picked up this morning, mmmm.

knecht wrote:

Banana sandwich! Food of the gods! (But not with syrup.)

Banana and brown sugar was what we had a kids.

If they are over ripe, mash them up and make sandwiches.

In urgent need of a statto here.

What are the odds of going to Derriford and bumping into somebody you know in a lift ... and then, some time later, bumping into him again in a different lift?

(It was lovely, actually: he was there to visit his partner and poorly new baby, but the second time we met baby had been given the all-clear and they were all on the way home.)

Coincidence number1:
When I was in Africa with a group of people some of us got chatting. It turned out that a couple of them had actually been to the same festival that had attracted thousands over the summer. "I've got some photos with me" said one. On looking at the photos they found that they had actually been sat next to each other!

Coincidence number 2:
My ex-wife & I did some family history searches. We discovered that two of our great grand-parents were born in the same year. Her ggm on my birthday & my ggf on her birthday. Spooky.

My Father and My brother died on the ninth September and my Grandson was born on the ninth of September.

me my dad and my step dad and my wifes brother all share the same birthday

We went on holiday to Spain when I was a kid and our next door neighbour was in the villa next door with his fancy woman (as my mum called her) what are the chances of that happening?

I'm not related to anybody with the same birthday as me. However, when I was in India we went away to the seaside for a few days and a bloke I went to college with was staying in the same hotel.

No lego at stay and play again today. Although we were both disappointed, we made up for it by doing some very excellent colouring in. As a result of which we got an audience of small people also wanting me to do some colouring in with them. Bless.

When I moved from Cornwall to Wiltshire I met my other half and fancied her straight away so got chatting to her and arranged to go out for a drink.

When we were telling each other stuff Kaz asked me where in Cornwall I moved from and then what part of Truro. Her aunt and uncle lived next door to me for about ten years and Kaz used to spend the summer holidays staying at her aunts so we probably saw each other quite often as kids.

I also went to school with some of her other relatives and visiting another aunt near Truro last year her aunt had a class photo which I was in with Kaz's cousin Darren.

Kaz's gran is buried four graves away from my father's and opposite my brothers!

Tgwu wrote:

Driving home from a day out with wife nearly ran down an Argyle supporter in the car-park at Totnes Morrison.

Intentionally? Who was it?

Look. I know we're all a bit confused, what with this thread going walkabout, but it's been nearly a week since anybody had anything mundane to report and this simply will not do.

There's good news and bad news chez moi (that is yer actual French innit). The bad news is that the kettle seems to have decided not to be automatic anymore. Meaning I've had to change my whole morning routine so as to be in the kitchen to switch it off when it boils, or else risk a massive electric bill, a burned out kettle and a poorly hand.

The good news - spookily also of an aquatic nature - is that either the water pressure round here's been boosted or else the shower's magically transformed itself into a power shower.

Nothin mundane has happened. To me.

That's a bit spooky peggy, it must be a bad day for kettles.    Mine decided to quit living altogether.    I didn't notice in the Mayan calendar that today was the end of kettle world.

Being ex RN bumping into people in the most unlikely places was not that unusual but two stand out in my lifetime.    First one was going for a late lunch in Bahrain many moons ago and only one other bloke being in the dinning hall at the time.    He was off a landing craft which had come in for the weekend.    Got talking and his Gran lived next door to my Gran in Old Laira Road.    Second one was playing with kids on the beach in Gib.    Couple sat on beach next to us facinated with antics of the kids (especially hairyj who was naked and jumping into a sandpit and no he wasn't a teenager)    Turned out this bloke was my Mum's insurance man.

Took grand children to school only to find out that I had a flat tyre.
 
Went to Devonport Park for a cup of tea before going to Stoke to have a nice needle put in my back.

Are schools especially switched on about finding flat tyres then?    Do they know anything about dead kettles as well.

Bought rail tickets for a trip to Brighton for the wife's birthday, she will be able to meet up with her sister.

Pete are you sending her on her own

Sensiblegreeny wrote:

Are schools especially switched on about finding flat tyres then?    Do they know anything about dead kettles as well.

They are more switched on then me. and the power went down at ten last night