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My Valentine meal for three

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 17:04:21 GMT

Mrs W is working today so me and Little W have been hard at work preparing the valentine meal .....The Menu is as follows

A welcome glass of fizz with chilli olives and sun dried tomatoes

Then Bruschetti followed by Italian ham and spinach tart with Mange tout and asparagus

We have made enough for a couple more Tony if your about the area :lol:

Better go and start preparing the Bruschetti.

Re:My Valentine meal for three

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 17:12:00 GMT

Ian, glad I am not the only one who does the romance thing. Mine has been cup of coffee in bed with card, bag of LUSH smellies and a new limited edition EEYORE (icollect them). A long walk along the beach, hot chocolate and sticky bun in beach cafe. Then home and ordered to pamper myself with all the new smellies, afternoon kip :wink: Now for dinner it will be bottle of fizz,pate and mixed salad, then salmon, new potatoes, asparagus baby carrots, then home made Tirumusu. Lovely day, lovely husband.

Re:My Valentine meal for three

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 17:18:58 GMT

Well Mrs Snapzzz is out at work so baby snapzz and myself will be having fish finger sandwiches!! Yummy.

My Valentine meal for three

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 17:21:26 GMT

Ian Wickham wrote:Mrs W is working today so me and Little W have been hard at work preparing the valentine meal .....The Menu is as follows

A welcome glass of fizz with chilli olives and sun dried tomatoes

Then Bruschetti followed by Italian ham and spinach tart with Mange tout and asparagus

We have made enough for a couple more Tony if your about the area :lol:

Better go and stat preparing the Bruschetti.

:roll: Well aren't you just the best......? We're having poached eggs on toast, & I'll be making it when I get back from Running Club!!!

What did it cost me Two cards GBP3.50, A dozen roses a tenner and a single rose GBP2 =GBP15.50.

And now the extras a bottle fizz GBP15.50 ..... offer in Tesco, ingredients for the meal I'm cooking tonight GBP23.75=GBP39.25

Total cost of V day = GBP 54.75.

For me:- Two cards GBP0.00, Roses GBP0.00, Fizz GBP0.00, ingredients for meal not being cooked tonight GBP0.00

Total cost of V day = GBP0.00 - what a fantastic saving!!!!!

Re:My Valentine meal for three

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 17:36:27 GMT

Sal, I thought you had a warm heart :oops:

Re:My Valentine meal for three

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 17:46:56 GMT

I've been to do the food shopping today after returning to empty cupboards and fridge. Hubby is cooking dinner now, but he does the cooking and tells me he loves me everyday. Neither of us have sent 'secret' (because that's what it's supposed to be!) valentine cards to anyone. I hope. :wink:

Anyway I thought this was a ski chat forum! :hunf:

Re:My Valentine meal for three

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 17:53:53 GMT

my meal for 3 was spag bol for me and yesterdays leftover chicken for the two dogs. O H working, but I am enjoying looking at my beautiful roses.

Re:My Valentine meal for three

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 18:11:57 GMT

I see it as a good excuse :D
We've just had a great afternoon (with our boys) at Loch Fyne. Half a lobster for me, fab!

It's a small bit sentimental for us as it's the reason we're together. I sent mr betty an anonymous card 24 years ago and the rest is history :thumbup:

Re:My Valentine meal for three

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 19:21:06 GMT

betty wrote:I see it as a good excuse :D
We've just had a great afternoon (with our boys) at Loch Fyne. Half a lobster for me, fab!

It's a small bit sentimental for us as it's the reason we're together. I sent mr betty an anonymous card 24 years ago and the rest is history :thumbup:

I'm liking that story :thumbup:

Re:My Valentine meal for three

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 19:28:39 GMT

Eljay wrote:

betty wrote:I see it as a good excuse :D
We've just had a great afternoon (with our boys) at Loch Fyne. Half a lobster for me, fab!

It's a small bit sentimental for us as it's the reason we're together. I sent mr betty an anonymous card 24 years ago and the rest is history :thumbup:

I'm liking that story :thumbup:

it's a good one. it also involves Prince's "Kiss".
the only thing that's missing is a dog :cry:

Re:My Valentine meal for three

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 19:57:13 GMT

snowb4ndit wrote:I've been to do the food shopping today after returning to empty cupboards and fridge. Hubby is cooking dinner now, but he does the cooking and tells me he loves me everyday. Neither of us have sent 'secret' (because that's what it's supposed to be!) valentine cards to anyone. I hope. :wink:

Anyway I thought this was a ski chat forum! :hunf:

Your a bit grumpy ...... ever thought of a ski holiday :wink:

Re:My Valentine meal for three

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 20:01:05 GMT

Well I've organised a babysitter and booked a table for two ... just hope the wife enjoys playing snooker as much as I do ... :D

Re:My Valentine meal for three

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 20:03:44 GMT

Jenno wrote:Well I've organised a babysitter and booked a table for two ... just hope the wife enjoys playing snooker as much as I do ... :D

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Re:My Valentine meal for three

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 20:20:51 GMT

Pukka Pie and a Beer at Crystal Palace with my girlfriend, I'm so romantic ! :)

Re:My Valentine meal for three

Mon, 15 Feb 2010 09:05:08 GMT

GummyBear wrote:Pukka Pie and a Beer at Crystal Palace with my girlfriend, I'm so romantic ! :)

:shock: I think I saw a picture of you on the back of a toilet door in ADH!

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Re:My Valentine meal for three

Mon, 15 Feb 2010 10:34:49 GMT

Perfect way to spend valentines !