Holiday time is upon us

RoseR wrote:Beacuse I dont do any cooking my Hubby does it all. He is a wonderful chef and should really be doing it for a living. I have some sort of gastronomic dinner and pud every night. So I am not usually that immpressed by food abroad. But I could not fault it in Greece.
To-night I will be having homemade pumpkin soup, bean ratatoue with grilled salmon. Pudding is home made chocolate cheese cake, lovely.

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Beacuse I dont do any cooking my Hubby does it all. He is a wonderful chef and should really be doing it for a living. I have some sort of gastronomic dinner and pud every night. So I am not usually that immpressed by food abroad. But I could not fault it in Greece.
To-night I will be having homemade pumpkin soup, bean ratatoue with grilled salmon. Pudding is home made chocolate cheese cake, lovely.

I'm sure your hubby is a fantastic cook but it one thing doing it at home knocking up very tasty food for you and the family and another doing it for a living, the pressure and organisation required is extreme.....

RoseR wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Beacuse I dont do any cooking my Hubby does it all. He is a wonderful chef and should really be doing it for a living. I have some sort of gastronomic dinner and pud every night. So I am not usually that immpressed by food abroad. But I could not fault it in Greece.
To-night I will be having homemade pumpkin soup, bean ratatoue with grilled salmon. Pudding is home made chocolate cheese cake, lovely.

I'm sure your hubby is a fantastic cook but it one thing doing it at home knocking up very tasty food for you and the family and another doing it for a living, the pressure and organisation required is extreme.....

Thats the reason he does it at home and not for a living. He could not cope with the pressure and he is far to nice a guy to order people around he would end up trying to do every-thing himself.

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

RoseR wrote:Beacuse I dont do any cooking my Hubby does it all. He is a wonderful chef and should really be doing it for a living. I have some sort of gastronomic dinner and pud every night. So I am not usually that immpressed by food abroad. But I could not fault it in Greece.
To-night I will be having homemade pumpkin soup, bean ratatoue with grilled salmon. Pudding is home made chocolate cheese cake, lovely.

I'm sure your hubby is a fantastic cook but it one thing doing it at home knocking up very tasty food for you and the family and another doing it for a living, the pressure and organisation required is extreme.....

Thats the reason he does it at home and not for a living. He could not cope with the pressure and he is far to nice a guy to order people around he would end up trying to do every-thing himself.

That makes me feel like a real A-hole, as I seem to do that for a living " Organise people" that is, still if the cap fits........

RoseR wrote:The fantastic villa I stayed in at Lefkas is now on Style holidays for £680 for two people with flights for two pounds, departing 11th October. It was £1200 three weeks ago. Bargain.

Tony_H wrote:

RoseR wrote:The fantastic villa I stayed in at Lefkas is now on Style holidays for £680 for two people with flights for two pounds, departing 11th October. It was £1200 three weeks ago. Bargain.

Who are those flights with Rose?