What should change in the UK

In response to: "Crappy Crisps" 380 days old
by Grace Saunders [Visitor]

Kettle chips are one of the best crisps you can get. Although McCoy's taste better, they use more oils and they also have MSG in them. Walkers are okay, but as long as we're talking ready salted here! more…

In response to: "Egg confusion." 674 days old
by hfjdjht [Visitor]

White eggs taste better than brown eggs but here in the UK we do not have any choice. White eggs are available in almost every country except here so I guess it is something to do with money as is everything in the UK. more…

In response to: "Egg confusion." 674 days old
by hfjdjht [Visitor]

White eggs taste better than brown eggs but here in the UK we do not have any choice. White eggs are available in almost every country except here so I guess it is something to do with money as is everything in the UK. more…

In response to: "Egg confusion." 714 days old
by Hach [Visitor]

Yes where are all the white eggs in uk gone ? Thats a very good point,,i wondered about this over a year ago,,but never really looked into it. I remember years ago when i was a kid in the early 70's we use to have white eggs,but now they are nowhere to be seen. I would say the brown is better than white foods does not apply to eggs. infact i would more…

In response to: "Compliments" 1189 days old
by cheap [Visitor]

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In response to: "Lovegeckos" 1243 days old
by TheImaginativelyNamedWillsBlog [Member]

I assumed it was slang for testicles, but I guess I've just got a filthy mind :-) more…

In response to: "Egg confusion." 1243 days old
by TheImaginativelyNamedWillsBlog [Member]

Is there a difference between white and brown eggs? :confused: more…

In response to: "Compliments" 1243 days old
by TheImaginativelyNamedWillsBlog [Member]

I can think of a couple that I found very touching...

One was from a gay guy who hit on me which I found very complimentory on the very shallow basis that he found me good looking enough to do that. I'm not actually gay, but the compliment still held for me :-)

The other was that a woman at work told me she always wanted t more…

In response to: "Compliments" 1270 days old
by  [Visitor]

Hmm. I can't think of any that don't make me sound alittle superficial!

I'll wait until I get one and post it. more…

In response to: "Lovegeckos" 1270 days old
by  [Visitor]

Ah!Who was it? Who was it??And are they responsible for the squid molester tag as well?

I love the doesnotlovegeckos tag... more…

In response to: "Crappy Crisps" 1279 days old
by  [Visitor]

My children have a varied and very healthy diet but they are also allowed 'treats' like crisps and chocolate and the occasional lollipop. By denying children these foods, they will eventually find their way to them on their own and hide it from the parents. I agree with you and think education is the most important factor...my children know tha more…

In response to: "Compliments" 1297 days old
by hanneviken [Member]

Well... I guess it was when a couple of my pupils came up to me and said: "Despite you teaching a subject that is boring you managed to make it interesting":) more…

In response to: "Compliments" 1297 days old
by  [Visitor]

An ex said once that I had a 'wonderful smile' and I was knocked sideways;)...How about you? more…

In response to: "Egg confusion." 1301 days old
by Lola-J [Member]

Go get yourself a nice big Goose egg hun, they're huge and fab for painting on not like the crappy small brown ones lol!!!!

Just made an easter hat for adopted son and OH MY GOD...the poor sod couldnt keep it on his head it was so big :( so much for my brilliant idea of getting him noticed in the papers huh! more…

In response to: "Lovegeckos" 1319 days old
by lyndlj [Member]

Ah but that was a Human trying to be something he wasn`t.
Real Geckos are cute;) more…

In response to: "Lovegeckos" 1320 days old
by  [Visitor]

Gordon Gecko in that film whose name escapes me weren't too cute. Bit of a take on Yuppies of the 80's. All red braces and filofaxes ;)... more…

In response to: "Lovegeckos" 1320 days old
by lyndlj [Member]

LOL one of our bloggers got a little ratarsed one night and tagged everyone she could find with it. It means you love little lizards Geckos are cute. more…

In response to: "Lovegeckos" 1320 days old
by ajnspencer ^Pro

We have no idea!

I removed it then got tagged "doesnotlovegeckos"... more…

In response to: "Porridge horror" 1320 days old
by  [Visitor]

Smuggling porridge? Be careful you don't up doing 'porridge' (going to jail) ;)... lol more…

In response to: "Porridge horror" 1321 days old
by  [Visitor]

Thank you very much for your comment.Its all part of an archive for an essay about Sophie Calle and it's really appreciated as I know it's asking alot to ask people to open up so much.
Thanks
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In response to: "Porridge horror" 1329 days old
by TheImaginativelyNamedWillsBlog [Member]

Goodness! another post about food for kids!

You're becoming obsessed young lady! ;-) more…

In response to: "Porridge horror" 1345 days old
by KarenF [Member]

I have to admit I just fed mine straight porridge oats (no added nothing). I kind of reckoned that he got all the vitamins etc he needed from breastmilk anyway.

I'm a bit of a heathen where vitamins for kids is concerned - I kind of think if they get a balanced diet they'll get the vitamins they need.

The Organix range w more…

In response to: "34!!" 1348 days old
by hanneviken [Member]

Yes, that is the best way of looking at it because the alternative to getting older is pretty grim:) more…

In response to: "34!!" 1351 days old
by sleeper [Member]

34? That's young, trust me. I'm heading for the big four-oh this year, but I'm up for it. Bring it on! :) more…

In response to: "Lunchbox rage" 1358 days old
by richard_arnold [Member]

the practise of children swapping with each other thus your daughter might leave home with a cheese salad sandwhich on homemeal bread but chocolate spread on white might be what actually goes down...it does happen. more…

In response to: "Lunchbox rage" 1358 days old
by hanneviken [Member]

No??? Please enlighten me.

I wish my daguhters school, and all the schools in the country for that matter banned all sugary and salty snack. more…

In response to: "Lunchbox rage" 1358 days old
by richard_arnold [Member]

schools both past and present to which i have entrusted my son have had a no sugary snacks policy but the one in north devon did allow crisps so he had those one day a week.

but control over what your daughter puts down her gob ? you've never heard of swapsies... more…

In response to: "34!!" 1364 days old
by blackjuan [Member]

From 34 to brightening up corners of Northampton, being 34 is not that bad after all. Happy birthday nevertheless. more…

In response to: "Lunchbox rage" 1371 days old
by  [Visitor]

You say you like having lunch boxes so the parent has control over what their child eats and then you say you want the school to ban certain foods and take away all this control.

I can't believe some schools have just given up on trying to serve a hot meal for a child.For some children this could be their only chance of a nutritious me more…

In response to: "Lunchbox rage" 1376 days old
by TheImaginativelyNamedWillsBlog [Member]

With some experience of sticking out like a sore thumb, I can say that I haven't found it a perfect way to fit it.

Sticking out, having people laugh at you, yes. Fitting in.. not so much. more…