Newsy Bits
The non-smoking is still going really well. Day 18 and not a puff yet. YAY! I won't promise to never have another cig in my life, though, because that'd immediately make me want one. *g* I still have some cravings but they're getting easier to control by the day.
I got a new car today. Well, not new, new, but it was registered in September last year so fairly new. It's a Honda Jazz (I think they're called Honda Fit in the US, which sounds a bit sinister), deep violet in colour with matching cloth upholstery and it's very pretty. We needed a 5-door hatchback rather than the 3-door Ford Ka because Dad was having trouble getting in and out of the Ka. I'm gonna miss my little Kitty Ka horribly. It started first time, every time, for four years and never once broke down. The Jazz doesn't have a spare tyre. It comes with what looks like a bicycle repair kit instead. *wibble*
Has anyone tried the new silicone bakeware they sell in Tescos? And probably in Sainsbury's and Waitrose and everywhere else but I happened to see it in Tesco. It looks like latex or plastic and scrunches up into a ball. But, it works! Paul made a meatloaf which cooked fine and turned out of the 'tin' perfectly, and the 'tin' just needed a quick rinse. It's not natural, I tells ya! We're meant to be bent over the sink scrubbing out the cookware, or doing in our backs loading the dishwasher. :p
I got a new car today. Well, not new, new, but it was registered in September last year so fairly new. It's a Honda Jazz (I think they're called Honda Fit in the US, which sounds a bit sinister), deep violet in colour with matching cloth upholstery and it's very pretty. We needed a 5-door hatchback rather than the 3-door Ford Ka because Dad was having trouble getting in and out of the Ka. I'm gonna miss my little Kitty Ka horribly. It started first time, every time, for four years and never once broke down. The Jazz doesn't have a spare tyre. It comes with what looks like a bicycle repair kit instead. *wibble*
Has anyone tried the new silicone bakeware they sell in Tescos? And probably in Sainsbury's and Waitrose and everywhere else but I happened to see it in Tesco. It looks like latex or plastic and scrunches up into a ball. But, it works! Paul made a meatloaf which cooked fine and turned out of the 'tin' perfectly, and the 'tin' just needed a quick rinse. It's not natural, I tells ya! We're meant to be bent over the sink scrubbing out the cookware, or doing in our backs loading the dishwasher. :p