Friday, 26 October 2007
many people are buying one for each side of their bed....!?!?!?
Perfectly placed for bleary-eyed knee-capping of your partner when he/she takes an unexpected trip to the toilet during the night.
Tuesday, 23 October 2007
Tuesday, 16 October 2007
Best of the rest.......
I wanted to upload some of the photos I took while i was on my trip to Västerås unfortunately the cd that i burned them to isn't being recognised by my computer!!!! Booooo!! I still have some photos, however, but they were taken over just a couple of days rather than the 6 weeks i was there. My girlfriend still has the other photos on her computer & i will add some of the to this blog in good time. Meanwhile i hope you can enjoy these......
DAMN!!! now Blogger says there is an error and i cannot upload my pictures. it's just not my night.....
DAMN!!! now Blogger says there is an error and i cannot upload my pictures. it's just not my night.....
Thursday, 11 October 2007
the beginnings of an October blogging blitz
i have sadly neglected my blogging responsibilities and will now embark on an adventure in blogland, time permitting.
here's a couple I (well someone else perhaps more talented than I) prepared earlier....... watch the first one with the sound on.
- also, did you know that the spell check on this blog program doesn't recognise blog as a proper word? mmmmmmm.......
here's a couple I (well someone else perhaps more talented than I) prepared earlier....... watch the first one with the sound on.
- also, did you know that the spell check on this blog program doesn't recognise blog as a proper word? mmmmmmm.......
Tuesday, 4 September 2007
Swedish Haggis

Well ok it's not haggis. However it does look alot like haggis, and it tastes like haggis. It is called PÖLSA (pull-sa), and it's a traditional Swedish food which is eaten with boiled potatoes and picked beetroot.
I do like a bit of haggis sometimes so i was intrugued to find out what this tastes like. it is very much like haggis , although it is a lot wetter (more like porridge) and it is less spicy. it comes in a plastic wrapper and in a tin and kind of melts as you cook it (again like haggis). The main ingredients are minced beef, liver, heart, onion, and barley, mixed with stock, black pepper, and marjoram.


I think it would go nicely with some beer, although i didn't have any at the time, more's the pity.
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