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    #106
    Army Thread 13th June

    I just thought the son and heir had about everything known to man when he got the didge but now I'm gonna have to get him an SA horny thingy.
    It could be worse, I could be filing.
    AF since 7/7/2009

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      #107
      Army Thread 13th June

      my aim for today is avoid football. its everywhere. think its gonna be a nice long doggy walk today. pen dog has been on a diet for about 3 months and is looking so much better and is much more perky when she is out. the down side is she can chase sheep faster. bribing her with doggy treats seems to work as she lives for her food
      Today is the tomorrow i worried about yesterday and it turned out fine
      Keep passing the open windows

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        #108
        Army Thread 13th June

        Hey. SA horny thing? :wow:

        Glad to see there's a little more life here again
        AF since 15th March 2010

        The journey is the goal. As long as you're fighting the good fight and you're not giving up on giving up, you're winning. It's not about how often you get knocked down, it's about how often you get up again. Sobriety the goal for sure. But striving to get to that goal is what it's about. Not getting there. Because the journey never ends. The journey is the goal.

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          #109
          Army Thread 13th June

          spuddleduck;885813 wrote: my aim for today is avoid football. its everywhere. think its gonna be a nice long doggy walk today. pen dog has been on a diet for about 3 months and is looking so much better and is much more perky when she is out. the down side is she can chase sheep faster. bribing her with doggy treats seems to work as she lives for her food
          :H:H:H I forgot, Spuds. You're the one with Pen and Ink doggers....great names...
          For every 60 seconds that you are angry, you lose a minute of happiness.
          AF since 10/10/2015:yay:

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            #110
            Army Thread 13th June

            I couldn't spell the SA horny thingy.

            I'm having another in and out day. My darling godfather was taken ill yesterday (he's 91) and have to keep disappearing off to take phone calls.

            We don't know whats wrong yet,but he went to the docs very confused as was whisked off to the hospital.
            It could be worse, I could be filing.
            AF since 7/7/2009

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              #111
              Army Thread 13th June

              pen and ink. super stink!
              Today is the tomorrow i worried about yesterday and it turned out fine
              Keep passing the open windows

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                #112
                Army Thread 13th June

                My 3 year old pronunces the Vuvuzela Vuvudela. haha.

                But nevertheless. Getting your son one of those SA horny thingys just sounded wrong for some reason. :H
                AF since 15th March 2010

                The journey is the goal. As long as you're fighting the good fight and you're not giving up on giving up, you're winning. It's not about how often you get knocked down, it's about how often you get up again. Sobriety the goal for sure. But striving to get to that goal is what it's about. Not getting there. Because the journey never ends. The journey is the goal.

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                  #113
                  Army Thread 13th June

                  oh and I forgot to add the Black Bess has a dodgy stomach as well

                  she's on the fish and rice diet at the mo

                  I'm beginning to feel like eeyore
                  It could be worse, I could be filing.
                  AF since 7/7/2009

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                    #114
                    Army Thread 13th June

                    sloppy doggy poo is not a nice thing to deal with. pen disgraced me in town yesterday. big poo in the middle of the main shopping street. and it was sloppy. not nice dragging it off the pavement in a far too thin plastic bag.... wheres the hand sanitiser when i need it
                    Today is the tomorrow i worried about yesterday and it turned out fine
                    Keep passing the open windows

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                      #115
                      Army Thread 13th June

                      spuddleduck;885853 wrote: sloppy doggy poo is not a nice thing to deal with. pen disgraced me in town yesterday. big poo in the middle of the main shopping street. and it was sloppy. not nice dragging it off the pavement in a far too thin plastic bag.... wheres the hand sanitiser when i need it
                      Spuds WAY too much information :H
                      "In the depths of winter I finally learned there was in me an invincible summer ."
                      AF - JAN 1st 2010
                      NF - May 1996

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                        #116
                        Army Thread 13th June

                        Finally off for the day guys. Be back late just in time for the GER -AUS game. So if I don't manage to catch up with you guys, have a stunning day
                        AF since 15th March 2010

                        The journey is the goal. As long as you're fighting the good fight and you're not giving up on giving up, you're winning. It's not about how often you get knocked down, it's about how often you get up again. Sobriety the goal for sure. But striving to get to that goal is what it's about. Not getting there. Because the journey never ends. The journey is the goal.

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                          #117
                          Army Thread 13th June

                          Hello, all (or none... as the case may be)

                          I just had the most fantastic little trip with the cubs. They went shopping with me. If you don't fancy the small pleasures of suburbia, don't bother reading any further...

                          We stopped off at one of the local nurseries to see if any stock is starting to trickle in: I cleared an overgrown patch around our almond tree yesterday an am looking to get it planted up. We didn't find anything, but they noticed a display of succulents. So we're going to be planting a little rockery thingie in a clay bowl we had lying around.

                          Succulents stowed away in the boot, we were off to my favourite local mall. Its really small and practically deserted late on a Sunday morning. We ended up buying Mrs. T a gift - red, gold & silver glass tea candle holders. Mrs. T likes bit of subtle bling, so she loved it! They're already arranged in the lounge.

                          Grocery shopping took a bit longer than usual, because they kept trying to sneak stuff into the trolley when I wasn't looking. The youngest cub is quite a good comparative shopper, I'm glad to report! They helped unpack and put everything away, even.

                          Usually I just rush out on a mission to "hunt and gather" the weekly supplies. This was nice and leisurely, we talked a lot and just generally had a relaxed time.

                          And now the next mission: I'm making a big pot of chicken curry (Cape Malay style), to be served with basmati rice, freshly baked roti and yogurt raita with fresh coriander. I might even make a tomato & onion sambal as an extra option.

                          Cape Malay curry is incredibly flavourful. The emphasis is not so much on the heat, as the combination of and balance between the spices that go into it. And if you're not using chicken on the bone, don't bother...
                          I'll do whatever it takes
                          AF 21/08/2009

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                            #118
                            Army Thread 13th June

                            spuddleduck;885853 wrote: sloppy doggy poo is not a nice thing to deal with. pen disgraced me in town yesterday. big poo in the middle of the main shopping street. and it was sloppy. not nice dragging it off the pavement in a far too thin plastic bag.... wheres the hand sanitiser when i need it
                            Hiya Tips... sounds like a great time with your kids.

                            I was just having an after dinner :sofa: and an after dinner chuckle. Spuds, you just have your own special way of describing things....:H:H

                            Perhaps training your dogs would be a solution.... here's a couple of ideas





                            Then of course, you have to make sure they understand your commands....

                            For every 60 seconds that you are angry, you lose a minute of happiness.
                            AF since 10/10/2015:yay:

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                              #119
                              Army Thread 13th June

                              tiptronic_ct;885893 wrote: Hello, all (or none... as the case may be)

                              I just had the most fantastic little trip with the cubs. They went shopping with me. If you don't fancy the small pleasures of suburbia, don't bother reading any further...

                              We stopped off at one of the local nurseries to see if any stock is starting to trickle in: I cleared an overgrown patch around our almond tree yesterday an am looking to get it planted up. We didn't find anything, but they noticed a display of succulents. So we're going to be planting a little rockery thingie in a clay bowl we had lying around.

                              Succulents stowed away in the boot, we were off to my favourite local mall. Its really small and practically deserted late on a Sunday morning. We ended up buying Mrs. T a gift - red, gold & silver glass tea candle holders. Mrs. T likes bit of subtle bling, so she loved it! They're already arranged in the lounge.

                              Grocery shopping took a bit longer than usual, because they kept trying to sneak stuff into the trolley when I wasn't looking. The youngest cub is quite a good comparative shopper, I'm glad to report! They helped unpack and put everything away, even.

                              Usually I just rush out on a mission to "hunt and gather" the weekly supplies. This was nice and leisurely, we talked a lot and just generally had a relaxed time.

                              And now the next mission: I'm making a big pot of chicken curry (Cape Malay style), to be served with basmati rice, freshly baked roti and yogurt raita with fresh coriander. I might even make a tomato & onion sambal as an extra option.

                              Cape Malay curry is incredibly flavourful. The emphasis is not so much on the heat, as the combination of and balance between the spices that go into it. And if you're not using chicken on the bone, don't bother...
                              Tipster,

                              Sounds like a wonderful day with the younguns.

                              and being a mama, it sounds like she had a quiet and peaceful morning, too!!

                              Win/Win!!

                              However, is there anyway I could cajole you into posting your recipes for tonight's meal? There is a recipe section.

                              I love chicken curry and would be ever so grateful to find a good recipe I can add to my home cooking.

                              Meanwhile, I'll see how I can buy the curry you would be using.

                              TIA!!
                              Cindi
                              AF April 9, 2016

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                                #120
                                Army Thread 13th June

                                Morning all. SG, those are HILARIOUS!
                                Tipster, sounds like a lovely, memory-making day. Cindi, can you imagine having a man who did the shopping, cooking, putting away, WITH the kids?? Not in my world! :H
                                I too would appreciate some of your recipes posted Tip. Like to spice up my recipes. I google a lot of the foods and ingredients you guys mention anyway.
                                Already managed to snag my little toe on our massive iron bed claw foot. Bed foot 1, little toe 0. Ripped and cracked, she painfully reports.
                                Hubs is bathing his hound. That will last til she gets outside. Off for the day, so have a great one everyone.
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