SA Footy

Just to add to the things thread lists
you know things that give you the sh1ts, things that make you laugh etc, etc

Thank frogs legs it's Friday - I don't have to make school lunches !!
I get so sick of doing that

So yes, I'm thankful that it's Friday night

Oh hang on it's Saturday already - but you get the gist

Saturday means no alarm going off at 7am, i'm very thankful for that

thankful for the rain postponing the paving

A MUM i thought you would have had the lunches all made at the start of the week and put in the freezer

thankful i'm still alive after 1/2 a tree fell on my car whilst driving it the other day. Car was wrecked but i escaped unscathed remarkedly.

Anti-diarrhea meds

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:A MUM i thought you would have had the lunches all made at the start of the week and put in the freezer

Nope...lol.
They need to be nice and fresh

That i could sleep in on the weekend with no alarm.

A Mum wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:A MUM i thought you would have had the lunches all made at the start of the week and put in the freezer

Nope...lol.
They need to be nice and fresh

So they can last in their schoolbags the 3 to 4 hours before lunch.

magpie in the 80's wrote:

A Mum wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:A MUM i thought you would have had the lunches all made at the start of the week and put in the freezer

Nope...lol.
They need to be nice and fresh

So they can last in their schoolbags the 3 to 4 hours before lunch.

True, but better than the warm curdled milk we had to drink at school in the 70's ... it would be delivered cold and fresh in the morning, but left unrefrigerated until lunch to stew in the hot summer sun, but at least it was free!

The 3 times a year my wife puts out ...

magpie in the 80's wrote:

A Mum wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:A MUM i thought you would have had the lunches all made at the start of the week and put in the freezer

Nope...lol.
They need to be nice and fresh

So they can last in their schoolbags the 3 to 4 hours before lunch.

I know - I do often worry about this
Buuuutttt...
They do have little frozen blocks to put in with their lunches

1. Family
2. Daylight
3. Beer
4. Footy

Grassroots on line

Helps me get through working in the office on a Saturday

(I still enjoy listening to the team (inc the Penguin) writing PAOC off in the Div 4 finals)

A Mum wrote:

magpie in the 80's wrote:

A Mum wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:A MUM i thought you would have had the lunches all made at the start of the week and put in the freezer

Nope... lol.
They need to be nice and fresh

So they can last in their schoolbags the 3 to 4 hours before lunch.

I know - I do often worry about this
Buuuutttt...
They do have little frozen blocks to put in with their lunches

Perhaps handing them out frozen in the morning would work - they'd be just thawed nicely by lunch time..

Wouldn't they go soggy?
I've never tried this...lol

We use frozen blocks for sangas and the like, but for things like cheesymite scrolls, if it's going to be hot, we send them off frozen and they do thaw out nicely.

A Mum wrote:Wouldn't they go soggy?
I've never tried this...lol

It would probably depend on the content - weekend experimentation?

Breathing

dedja wrote:The 3 times a year my wife puts out ...

your getting more than you used to

that I dont live in a suburb listed on this site
http://www.etsautilities.com.au/centric ... urrent.jsp

**This probably won't mean anything if your reading this on Sunday......although **