Peggy's Mundane Thread

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My week's shopping has just been delivered. I forgot to get bread.

Had my hair cut earlier, while the four year old sat (fairly) quietly and did some colouring.

Not sure if I like it yet.

funny you should say that, the Missus has just cut mine. Don't matter if I like it or not.

I cut mine on Wednesday. It hasn't grown much since then.

Haircut Week on ATD - I'm getting mine sheared in the morning.

Only a few more and we could reform Haircut 100. The greatest band in the history of music.

Peggy wrote:

Had my hair cut earlier, while the four year old sat (fairly) quietly and did some colouring.

Not sure if I like it yet.

Bit harsh. She's only four.

Haircut completed. Grade 2 all over. I now look like an extra from a Danny Dyer movie.

Grandaughter (10) went on a school trip to London, Wednesday. They went on the London Eye, visited the British Museum, had lunch at Planet Holywood, but all she could go on about was seeing Peter Crouch getting into his car.

Dunno why, but I had a craving for a fried egg this morning, ended up having the works, egg, bacon, sausages, tomatoes and fried bread. Very bad for me and asolutely delicious.

Two pieces of home-made toast & marmalade & a cuppa.

The things people have to have for breakfast when they've run out of milk, eh?

Czarcasm wrote:

Peggy wrote:

Had my hair cut earlier, while the four year old sat (fairly) quietly and did some colouring.

Not sure if I like it yet.

Bit harsh. She's only four.

Hmm. Her use of colour's lively and original, if a little overexuberant at times (think David Hockney), and she possesses a mature approach to composition. Her work, however, is let down by the nature of her subjects.

Disney characters, princesses, crude animals, Bob the Builder ... no imagination whatsoever.

Lidl at Roborough. A supermarket that doesn't have hand baskets.

WTF is that all about then?

I must say I'm not a lidl regular, but I'm pretty sure the Lidl at Transit Way had hand baskets the last time I was there.

Do they think that by not having hand baskets, you are going to get a trolley and therefore buy more of their awful crap?

I only went in for veg because someone said that theirs was better quality, and cheaper, than tesco.

On top of all that, it's bin day tomorrow, so a showdown awaits if they once again fail to take the bag in the bottom of my bin.

Ginsters' pasty maker wins world championship! Here. His name? Mr Cornwall, of course.

I just found out that 'whistles' was one of the most searched for shopping terms on the Internet last week. Does everyone suddenly aspire to be a train guard perhaps?

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