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Nellie

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  1. LOL!

     

    You have unwittingly(?!) caused great offense :(.

     

    ICE = Institution of Civil Engineers

     

    I'm a chemical engineer I'll have you know :roll:

     

    IChemE = Institution of Chemical Engineers.

     

    The odd snowball fight would not go amiss though, and as chemical engineers we could manufacture our own snow. :(

  2. We have a juicer and it's great, it allows you to get more variety. For example, we really like cucumber and grape juice, and apple, celery and grape juice. Both are really nice.

     

    We keep the pulp and bung it in casseroles, so you get the fibre too :-)

     

    Having said that, with Mr Nellie being a keen gardener, we tend to eat a lot of veg anyway, but the juicer is fun. :roll:

  3. Really? It's the spring onions isn't it? That just makes me sound weird...:roll:

     

    My Hubby grows them in the greenhouse, and they are so yummy... OK, now I think I will keep quiet about the spring onions!

     

    *toddles off to greenhouse*

  4. I have only just seen this thread, it's really interesting! So, lets see...

     

    1. I met my husband whilst glamorously dressed in a hard hat and fireproof overalls

    2. I am a Fellow Of The Institution Of Chemical Engineers

    3. I always make a wish when I sneeze (my Gran told me to!)

    4. I love spring onions

    5. I am scared of frogs

  5. I haven't read all of this thread, so apologies if someone has already talked about this.

     

    As some of you know I have MS and so take care with what I eat and my exercise to give me the best chance of keeping the MonSter under control.

     

    One thing I have found, and my husband has noticed it in himself too, is that if I do a little light exercise, even just 10 mins per day, I don't seem to crave sugary or fatty food. It's really weird, perhaps it's something to do with burning off my stress, natrual highs etc, but it really helps. I certainly am not doing huge amounts of exercise, a 20 min walk each lunchtime max, but it seems to help.

     

    Perhaps start with getting the exercise into your daily life, and then worry about the food after. If you try to do too much at once it might feel overwhelming.

     

    Good luck!

  6. Has anyone read this? I picked it up randomly in a shop and liked the idea, but bizzarly was put off becuase the edges of the pages were black and it was coming off on my fingers like newspaper print. Now I am at home I don't think thats a good reason for not reading a book, and was wondering whether anyone would recommend it, seeing as I am trying to keep my new book purchases to a minimum!

  7. I've also posted this over on the Twilight thread.

     

    I finished Twilight last night, and I have to say I was rather disappointed. I nearly gave up in the middle, but carried on as so many people raved about it on here, so I hoped it would get better. I didn't think the characters were terribly well written, rather flat and stereotypical. I thought the plot was obvious, and the emotion poorly written. The only part that slightly intrigued me was:

     

     

     

    the part about how Alice became a vampire

     

     

     

    I am now wondering whether to plough on with the rest of the series or not. Is Twlight the best of the bunch? Do we learn anymore about Alice?

     

    6/10

     

    *ducks to avoid flying objects hurled by Twilight fans* ;)

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