Given the arduous early-hour socializing of the previous two nights/mornings, it was entirely fitting that today be decreed a Day Of Vegetation. On the glorious bill of fare was The Couch, Trashy Food (hash browns with lashings of hot sauce for breakfast, Bombay Pantry take-away for dejeuner) and Sporty TV with accompanying sports investment punts. Truly heavenly ingredients.
Contentment : 14 / 25
Excitement : 1.5 / 10
Memorability : 1.5 / 15
Overall Score : 34% (202nd out of 302)
My New Year's resolution was to post a blog for each day of the year, and rate each day against each other. Well, here goes!
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Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Day 302 - Saturday, October 29th, 2011
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Sunday, September 25, 2011
Day 255 - Monday, September 12th, 2011
I was sent a text a few weeks ago offering me 50% off my next Bombay Pantry order - 50%!!!! Alas, the offer expired yesterday but I called anyway to be told "Computer Sez No" by the kindly phone-attendant. I asked for Head Office's number, had a lovely chat with Madam Head-Office who duly promised to immediately instruct her drone to accept my 50% off request - great success!
Naturally, I grossly violated the deal by ordering a feast for 6, and brought the d'lish Indian booty over to Austin, Joanne and Adam, the latter of whom politely passed on the offer, being 7 weeks old and all. The other two, with me, dug in though, and 2 starter platters, fire house lamb, murgh (chicken) chutney and chicken chili masala were duly savaged with lashings of rice. (The other 3 courses were dispersed evenly for cold-storage and future devouring.)
Adam is in utterly splendid form, with his 3-week spell of windy-pops seemingly behind him - all part of trials and tribulations of babydom!

Viva Bombay Pantry!
Contentment : 15 / 25
Excitement : 2.5 / 10
Memorability : 3.5 / 15
Overall Score : 42% (94th out of 255)
Naturally, I grossly violated the deal by ordering a feast for 6, and brought the d'lish Indian booty over to Austin, Joanne and Adam, the latter of whom politely passed on the offer, being 7 weeks old and all. The other two, with me, dug in though, and 2 starter platters, fire house lamb, murgh (chicken) chutney and chicken chili masala were duly savaged with lashings of rice. (The other 3 courses were dispersed evenly for cold-storage and future devouring.)
Adam is in utterly splendid form, with his 3-week spell of windy-pops seemingly behind him - all part of trials and tribulations of babydom!
Viva Bombay Pantry!
Contentment : 15 / 25
Excitement : 2.5 / 10
Memorability : 3.5 / 15
Overall Score : 42% (94th out of 255)
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