Penguins would be a brilliant therapy animal for hospitals
Who doesn't love penguins!?

MRI scans are ****ing horrible!
Hope you don't have too much longer to wait

*makes mental note if ever get rich to set up a penguin as therapy animals trust*

I hate MRIs so really do feel for you Lillie!


Just finished my spagetti hoops. Happily they were tinned, I maintain they taste different in the snap pots.

Good plan!!!

Mmm spagetti hoops!!
They definitely do taste different in the snap pots.
Tinned FTW!!

:mad:

I had caramel m&ms today for the first time.
They were yummy!!

I saw them in Tesco when I bought my crispy ones... I'm not always a fan of caramel so decided not to risk it.

That's fair enough
I usually go for the crispy ones!

Why don't they do normal non-crispy ones any more?

I'm sure I've seen the normal ones in asda!
Definitely got some from the co op pretty recently

Ooh, might have to pay more attention when I'm there next.

My Tesco seems to have a limited range of everything nowadays.

Its worth a look!

That's a shame.
I've not heard good things about Tesco recently!

SOMEONE ELSE WHO UNDERSTANDS THE TINNAGE *falls over*

Hope you're ok Lillie. Someone should give you a penguin for bravery.

Buttons, is winter actually coming though? It was very hot here today.

All M&Ms are yum.

Yep all m&ms are yummy!!

I'd eat the peanut ones if I had no other choice.

Clearly all hospitals should have penguins.

My B&Q trip was successful! I got screws for the wardrobe and two smoke alarms and a carbon monoxide alarm and lots of command strips and some rechargeable batteries. Then I went up to the old house and picked up a couple of bits and pieces (including shampoo which I am hoping doesn't leak in my bag) and now I'm on the train back.

B&Q stresses me out. I'm glad you survived, Eska! Command strips are essential. =P

Sounds very successful eska!

Command strips are absolutely essential given how many illustrations I've done with the flat in mind!

I only recently discovered command strips. Was balancing frames on hooks before that.