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			The LED "filament" bulb came in the post today. Just fitted it in my star lamp in the stairwell and it looks great. Almost indistinguishable from a conventional incandescent but takes only 4 watts and reputedly 30,000 hour life. All nice and sparkly.   
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			Lovely meal for Mother's Day, treated my mum and Nan to a Chinese meal (they both like Chinese food) and the plan was to pay for all 6 of us but my step dad got there and paid £50 of the bill before I could.  Oh well, shame to let that spoil a good meal.
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			l am glad your Mum and you all enjoyed your Mothers day meal Mark as its good that you were all there together.
		 
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			We had a lovely holiday with the weather excellent, good food and good drinks,  Now back to normal with all the ironing done,
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			Just finished making a batch of six fish* pies, #2 ceramic pie dishes. Potato and parsnip mash topping with nutmeg. One each for me and the OH tonight, the rest go in the freezer for 'ron.    
*Smoked pollock, pollock, smoked herring, cod and salmon. Tastes yummy.   
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			Natalie keeps trying to get me to eat fish again. I must admit she's not having much luck so far.
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					Originally Posted by dilli-theclaw  Natalie keeps trying to get me to eat fish again. I must admit she's not having much luck so far.
 Although I did have fish pie one night in hospital.
 |  l have to admit that l love fish but some don't like the texture of it as they see it as wet and slimy.
		 
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			It's not that with me - I just don't like it.  Dunno why.  I suppose I'll have to give in at some point ant try again.
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					Originally Posted by dilli-theclaw  It's not that with me - I just don't like it.  Dunno why.  I suppose I'll have to give in at some point ant try again. |  Well l suspect you have been told many times before that's its good for you but alas its very hard to get away from all those other nice foods.    
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					Originally Posted by denphone  Well l suspect you have been told many times before that's its good for you but alas its very hard to get away from all those other nice foods.   |  Now I'm on a healthy diet because of my heart stuff and a low potassium diet because of my kidneys.
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			I enjoy Cod or Haddock but nothing else
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			I like most fish especially smoked mackerel. Can't stand shell fish though except prawns or langoustines. More the concept than the flavour. Just things that grub about in the rubbish on the seabed.  
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			Haddock or plaice for me.  What I hate is the smell.  As I said to someone last week, it is nuts that something that can taste so lovely can smell so bad on the fish counters.
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