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Northern Lass wrote:.............

Great photos by the way thanks Angie and Lulu

You are just rubbing salt into the wounds now NL

MarkCDodd wrote:They are bringing up those rumours about Rob again! Facts are there were no witnesses and Rob said the hamster was a willing partner so leave him alone.

Crikey, and I thought my kids were ugly as babies!!

I don't think I want to go if that Robbie bloke is going - I have heard all sorts of things about him!

I was laughing at you!

No, that would be Quasimodo that you are mixing me up with!

Lulu also sent me some photos of some fat bird who turned up pretending to be me!!!! I was sat at home, knitting a balaclava. Apparently, she went round telling everyone she was rotti, eating all the cake and drinking all the beer . WHEN I FIND HER, I WILL HAVE STRONG WORDS!

Thank you everyone for the warm welcome. Northern Lass, don't want to tell tales but it was Rosegarden's scratchings that you so valiantly finished for her (extra helpful because she didn't even know she wanted anyone to help her!! ) Rob, have you forgotten me already? We used to have lots of long c...

thank you both

Oops, forgot to add that this recipe comes from Patricia Dunbar, an AGA & Rayburn demonstrator who used to be the Home Economist for Cadbury - what a job! )

I always end up having a couple of bananas that have gone black and as I hate wasting food (as my waistline confirms ) I use them for this recipe. It makes a lovely moist cake and is particularly nice when it is still slightly warm and the chocolate is slightly melted Ingredients 450g SR flour 1 lev...

Well, you all made me feel so welcome last night at the get together that I thought I should get off my b** and join the site My family tree has been added to the Tribal pages site but I am interested in the following names: Newton, Ward, Hingley/ingley (and all variations), Finney, Willetts, Edge, ...