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I do a spinach börek from a Serbian recipe book i’ve got, that is very nice.

I am holding a bunch of chard aloft

You should! We’re growing rainbow chard. It’s a bit slower now it’s winter but it’s cut and come again, so it seems like we’ve got an indefinite supply

Maybe ricotta and spinach from the community garden

Husband has agreed to my proposal that he make tortelloni tonight.

I had considered making a (rather obvious) “software update tonight queen?” joke, but i searched and so many people had previously, I’m not going to bother.

No more aubergine?

Maybe yours does. Unfortunately i am my own work.

Reminder:

PAY YOUR TAX - IMMEDIATELY

Or you’ll get a fine

Xx

A friend of a friend described themself as a ‘creative’.

He wrote adverts.

Another was an ‘inventor’.

The invensions were things like new yoghurt brands.

I love that film so much!

A pack of de cecco brand sedanini

What happened to the humble maccheroni?

Cancelled?

Killed my millenials?

The closed they had in Nisa was these serrated things called Sedanini.

Sounds like a good plan. Was it nice?

I dont think a radiator would be hot enough

What small crime would you do if you could were dying tomorrow and could thus kinda get away with it? I would blow up a sculpture trail.

I think you’re meant to melt it over an electric fire, and consume the resulting goo?

There is an unbelievable amount of bureaucracy to deal with if you're selling into the customs union from outside of it.

It's hard enough even to find out what you have to do because all these rules keep popping up and the information from the UK government is shit.

16 reasons why you should still be an architect in 2026 Battered by bad news and in need of a pick-me-up as January crawls to a close? Industry professionals set out 16 reasons why being an architect is as important and fulfilling as ever

These are all bosses of practices, so an oversupply of architects helps keep their wage bills down.

It's a trap!

www.architectsjournal.co.uk/news/16-reas...

How Brexit turned "made in Britain" into a hindrance Brexit has greatly hampered UK design brands' ability to sell their products in the EU and turned the made in Britain label into a costly burden, industry leaders tell Dezeen.

Not being in the customs union is a huge drag on the UK economy, but you hear almost no calls for us to rejoin it.

You occasionally hear people call for us to rejoin the EU fully, but that's a much more bigger (and IMO unrealistic) ask.

www.dezeen.com/2026/01/30/u...

You could get one of these bubble cars and park it end-on?

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Or his ghostwriter is anyway

The Gym Group has the atmosphere of the below decks part of a car ferry, terrible music and very few queers. It is however reasonably equipped and extremely cheap.

Doing things like deadlifts feels scary at first, doesn't it.

I'm glad it worked for you too!

My husband spend 18 months in pain waiting for an NHS diagnosis. I was having to e.g. carry all the suitcases.

After a couple of weeks working with our lovely PT, he was basically fine, so long as he keeps at it.

Myself, I used to have a sore lower back but it's completely fine now.

Virgin is a creepy name for a business

The solution to back pain is weightlifting.

You’d imagine it would aggravate it but unless you’ve got a slipped disc or something it’s actually the cure.

I don’t think this will get solved until there’s a platform where the users can democratically set the rules, and maybe some kind of fee that’s used to pay human moderators.

Found the control to turn down the earsplitting terrible music in the gym!

I may as well, since it’s of no benefit to me to live in a society in which other people are taught things.

I refrained from nuking anyone last year. Can i claim a rebate for my share of Trident?