Wheres Fiona

not the storm,the lady that is always here on the forum??? I hope every thing is alright and she is not sick or anything....Just checking Thanks John

Fiona was here about an hour ago John. I think Fiona's busy with work, cycling and eating cake.....Same old, same old.
.......and not necessarily in that order.

Now, you make me curious Will...
Cannnot wait to read Fiona's response!

THANKS WILL.She most of the time will comment on my poor trees.i have not seen her post in a while..Thanks john

Hows this for Fiona's new avatar?

will baddeley wrote:Fiona was here about an hour ago John. I think Fiona's busy with work, cycling and eating cake.....Same old, same old. ......and not necessarily in that order.

Some people are just so pass-remarkable. I am busy with work and cycling. Cake is not my foodstuff of choice however, so mention of muffins is meaningless (albeit in an alliterative sort of manner). Now had it been Tiffin, well that is an altogether different matter though.

Thanks for your concern, John, but I am just very busy at the moment with a new job. I have also pretty much stopped commenting on people's trees as I believe that in most cases I don't have the necessary expertise to do so. A lesson learnt after a recent well-intentioned but nevertheless downright stupid (and arrogantly so) crit I gave someone whose ability way outshines mine.

Back to wax on - wax off for me.

JUST GLAD that everything is ok.hope the new job is going well..I Value your and everyones opion on my poor want to be trees.most all the time it is better to put brain in gear befor the mounth my opion ..john

Fiona,

people i guess just missed you... me including. come back to us Fiona come back! we missed your commentary not just on our tress but on some issues needed for the progress of many.

regards,
jun

From the other side of the pond, what's a tiffin?

Libby

A type of what you guys I think call refrigerator cake.

It has chocolate in it - need I say any more.
Looks like this

Here we go again, taking about food!!

A Hui Hou,
-Tim

Yes, Yes, why not Tim???
Fiona will comment on trees on the other fora but she can talk about food here on the off topic forum! There are people listening to her here!!!
And thank you Fiona for this recipe. We have something similar in Greece (called the "mosaic") but your English looks much more tasty. It remains to taste it and confirm the look!!!

my nellie wrote: We have something similar in Greece ... but your English looks much more tasty.

Ah but mine is the Scottish recipe. It has a few added ingredients to give it that extra edge over its wishy-washy Sassenach equivalent - including a deep-fried Mars Bar, a bottle of Irn Bru and three copies of the Daily Record (Monday edition).

Scottish, yes indeed!!

fiona wrote: ... ... and three copies of the Daily Record (Monday edition).

Three copies is too much for my taste... I'd rather eat some "lighter" variant (however not the wishy-washy)

Have a nice day!