Author: Sue

101 Things

The one with the de-brief

Somehow, my 102 things blogging fell by the wayside….  so, here is the very overdue de-brief on what I achieved in my 1001 days. If I ever get time, I will do a separate post for each category, but this is the general overview of what I achieved/didn’t achieve: Personal Complete the EA Sports Active […]

Baking

The one with the second pie

Pie number two was a truly fabulous fish pie with three root mash topping. For the pie filling: 600ml milk 1 onion, cut into large chunks 2 bay leaves approx 500g white fish 75g butter 75g plain flour 3tbsp white wine 100ml double cream 150g frozen peas 200g peeled prawns Salt and pepper to season […]

Baking

The one about the first pie

OK, so I need to do a pie update. The first pie night took place in the first week of January and was. therefore, Christmas leftovers pie! The filling ingredients were, well, what was left over (turkey & ham) in a white sauce: For the filling: 75g butter 1 onion, chopped 2 garlic cloves. crushed […]

Family Personal

The one with the perfect Pudding

How to make the perfect Pudding You will need: 60+ self-administered injections and 250+ hormone tablets (taken 3 times a day). First, undertake countless scans and blood tests and three invasive surgical procedures carried out by a team of highly skilled consultants, nursing and surgical staff. Wait two weeks, check on progress and then wait […]

Personal

The one about Progress

I’m on the train back from my first ever visit to Wembley! We saw Take That, including Robbie Williams. I’m not sure his return is actually progress for the band, but that’s another debate for another post. It’s not been a week of progress for me either, at work especially. I did take part in […]

Personal

The one with Wenlock & Mandeville

They are the London 2012 mascots! I’m currently standing outside Warwick Uni Sports Hall waiting to go in for a Games Maker interview. I can see the mascots, but that’s all at the moment. Four or five others stood around, from students to a retired couple and corporate suit to comfy casuals (that’s me, in […]

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