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Nov. 23rd, 2003 07:35 pmJust came home about an hour ago after being out for the day. I always feel that time flies on a Sunday but that's because I don't get up till late. It was 10 this morning, woke up to Corey getting in bed with me so we had a cuddle for while. He was sick again last night, he's had the worst luck with getting ill lately. This time he has a cold, and it's on his chest. So I'm spending all my time telling him that if he'd blow his nose he wouldn't feel sick.
But in himself he's not that bad so we went to our usual Sunday dinner out. We picked a Mexican restaurant which was cool. It had cati streamers and chillis everywhere. TAcky and cliched sure but it was a fun place. I had chicken fajitas just for a change *g* James asked for a medium steak but it was a little too medium for him ick Talking about ick fried ice cream was on the desert menu so we had to try it. Double ick!
We've been pricing TV's today too. Our set is on it's way out. It takes about 30 minutes for the picture coming on now and the colours are really off. The problem is it's a huge tv and we really don't want to down size, which means serious money. Why couldn't the thing have held on until new year? :(
We drove to the beach on the way home. It was dark but the cliff top cafe was open so we had coffees in the car watching the waves below. They were so still, just breaking a little at the waters edge. In the distance you could see the lights on the fishing boats bobbing about in the black of the water. It was cold so frost was on the ground, sparkling like a million tiny lights, such a beautiful place to be. I love the ocean so much, and sitting with hot coffee watching the waves and listening to the charts with my two men is just one of my special times. We drove past all the houses that are decorated for christmas on the way home. There's some awesome ones, totally tacky but I love that. Of course James wanted to put our stuff up but I put my foot down. Traditionally we decorate on Dec 1st, James' birthday. This year that's the day he starts his new job so who knows what will happen.
But in himself he's not that bad so we went to our usual Sunday dinner out. We picked a Mexican restaurant which was cool. It had cati streamers and chillis everywhere. TAcky and cliched sure but it was a fun place. I had chicken fajitas just for a change *g* James asked for a medium steak but it was a little too medium for him ick Talking about ick fried ice cream was on the desert menu so we had to try it. Double ick!
We've been pricing TV's today too. Our set is on it's way out. It takes about 30 minutes for the picture coming on now and the colours are really off. The problem is it's a huge tv and we really don't want to down size, which means serious money. Why couldn't the thing have held on until new year? :(
We drove to the beach on the way home. It was dark but the cliff top cafe was open so we had coffees in the car watching the waves below. They were so still, just breaking a little at the waters edge. In the distance you could see the lights on the fishing boats bobbing about in the black of the water. It was cold so frost was on the ground, sparkling like a million tiny lights, such a beautiful place to be. I love the ocean so much, and sitting with hot coffee watching the waves and listening to the charts with my two men is just one of my special times. We drove past all the houses that are decorated for christmas on the way home. There's some awesome ones, totally tacky but I love that. Of course James wanted to put our stuff up but I put my foot down. Traditionally we decorate on Dec 1st, James' birthday. This year that's the day he starts his new job so who knows what will happen.
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Date: 2003-11-23 12:15 pm (UTC)Is the TV fucked beyond repair? Curry's do a really good service where they charge something like £35-40 for them to look at something and diagnose the fault, and if you end up having it fixed there I think they take that money off the cost of the repair. We got our video mended there after it completely stopped working, and it turned out to be something quite easy to fix that didn't cost much more than the basic fee. Might be worthit if it's a pricy TV.
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Date: 2003-11-23 01:14 pm (UTC)We bought the tv with some money we inherited, splashed out on the best we could get, of course it's out of warranty now.
I'll try Curry's in the morning as that sounds like a good deal. Thanks for the heads up.
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Date: 2003-11-23 01:26 pm (UTC)I don't think they do it at all their stores, so it's be a good idea to ring them before you haul the TV all the way over somewhere. Unfortunately, their website was down earlier when I tried to check the details of the repair service, but the storefinder is still working. That says if somewhere does repairs:
http://www.outletlocator.co.uk/currys/
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Date: 2003-11-23 12:47 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2003-11-23 01:16 pm (UTC)It just tasted too weird, the fried crust compared to the ice cream inside. Not to my taste at all I'm afraid.
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Date: 2003-11-23 01:19 pm (UTC)I like it a lot, though I'm a little squicked when they put lots of raisins in it.
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Date: 2003-11-23 02:30 pm (UTC)It was the first time that I'd ever been to a Mexican restaurant, so seeing fried ice cream was weird.
Maybe if it had been chocolate ice cream it would have helped.
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Date: 2003-11-23 04:36 pm (UTC)Fried ice cream is _totally_ a Mexican Restaurant staple, but I suppose we most likely have a lot more Mexican restaurants over here, lol.
I think it only comes in vanilla, but I could be wrong. I like it,as a different sort of treat than the usual, you know? But I've never heard of having *raisins* in it; that DOES sound nasty, lol.
You'll probably like it a LOT better if you go have it again, knowing what you're getting into.
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Date: 2003-11-24 04:07 pm (UTC)I liked everything else though so we'll go again one Sunday.
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Date: 2003-11-24 01:25 pm (UTC)That's just wrong.
butitmightbegood.
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Date: 2003-11-24 02:22 pm (UTC)