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Wiblog - Paul's Wibblings

In Praise of Haslet

12/10/09

Haslet is once of those meats that's been around since my childhood. My mother used to buy it regularly and I rediscovered it when ...  read more ...

Why we didn't switch to Ocado

09/10/09

I've probably blethered on here before about how we do 90% of our food shopping via WaitroseDeliver and very good they are too...  read more ...

Tenses

29/11/08

We popped into Tesco today after lunch to get some tissues (my nose is running like a tap at the moment) and some biscuits...  read more ...

Norwich

11/11/08

We had a very pleasant day today exploring Norwich. It's the second time we've been but last time it was raining ...  read more ...

Nice Sausages

08/11/08

It's been a good food day today. We had lunch at the Wrestlers, and then we popped in the Continental Delicatessen on Chesterton Road...  read more ...

Another day ...

01/11/08

... another curry. Well, actually we had a pork/chicken pud thai for lunch but it was our third meal out in a row ...  read more ...

Friday Night Curry

31/10/08

After last night's curry at the Golden Curry in Mill Road we were tempted to join the gang for a curry at Pipasha. This was a mistake.  read more ...

Old Fashioned Food Miles

29/10/08

We bought some spotted dick from Waitrose last week. We hadn't had this before. It was branded "Aunty's" and came from Old Fashioned Foods ...  read more ...

To Leicester

22/10/08

We went to Leicester today. It was something of a serendipitous trip. We needed to get Dougal the Disco to Rogers of Bedford to have its head sorted out.  read more ...

Delicious yes, simple?

27/08/08

Beth shopping at Tesco today and brought us back a little treat: Cinnamon Whirls allegedly from their own bakery. And very nice they were too.  read more ...

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Current status: (via twitter)
Paul notes the usual absence of fog #50at50 [link]
I am currently reading:

Smoke in the Valley
  by David Kynaston
Great Northern?
  by Arthur Ransome
Fads and Fallacies in the Name of Science by Martin Gardner

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Word of the Day:
carbonado