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Sunday lunch
- Thread starter sandra
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leonardjob
Great Russell St
"The Butlers Arms Lichfield Td, Sutton, "The Old Speckled hen" Mere Green
Alf
Gone but not forgotten. R.I.P.
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Mossy
Guest
Dont know the Trooper but the Nelson in Churchill Somerset a good place for a cavery
Mau-reece
Mau-reece
G G Jean
Brummy Wench.
Sandra only just logged on only if I had been on earlier you could have come round to ours. How far do you want to travel Sandra for another day maybe only the Button Oak just outside Bewdley do a lovely dinner with vegi's they grow in their own garden. The meat is from a local supplier too. Bye. Jean.
Arkrite
master brummie
But if you add the train fare does it not make it expensive?
.I try to make a point of never eating in a place where they expect a tip.That adds 15% to the meal straight off.Its not that I am mean with money just tightfisted!
Alf
Gone but not forgotten. R.I.P.
Bernard67Arnold
master brummie
I used to love my Sunday dinner, we were not posh enough to call it lunch, I have done all the cooking since I retired in 1995, when Enid was alive some weeks she say I will cook today, she would do the veg and put everything on and when it was nearly ready she would say, oh I cant be
bothered, you put it out. After she died I thought someone would. realize i was on my own and invite me round! but no. In the last fifteen
months I have out twice, both times to my daughters at Crewe!
I am not. complaining but had this been the good old times things might have
been differant.They say you only reap what you sow.
Bernard
bothered, you put it out. After she died I thought someone would. realize i was on my own and invite me round! but no. In the last fifteen
months I have out twice, both times to my daughters at Crewe!
I am not. complaining but had this been the good old times things might have
been differant.They say you only reap what you sow.
Bernard
Arkrite
master brummie
Bernard what really annoys me are people who complain about older men going to Wetherspoons and such like and taking up space. They dont realise people get fed with their own company and I hated eating on my own. Even if you sit on your own and never speak you dont feel alone. Cooking for yourself I found pretty depressing, eating it even more so.
What I would do is ask about any luncheon clubs in your area. It can seem quite an effort but could well be worth it. Or even better start your own dining group, you will be surprised how many people would love to share a meal.......regards...arkrite.
PS find yourself a good carvery and you can have Sunday Lunch any day of the week.
What I would do is ask about any luncheon clubs in your area. It can seem quite an effort but could well be worth it. Or even better start your own dining group, you will be surprised how many people would love to share a meal.......regards...arkrite.
PS find yourself a good carvery and you can have Sunday Lunch any day of the week.
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Ann B
Guest
Arkrite,
I think that is a really good suggestion you have made to Bernard. I know recently we stopped at The Railway Dorridge, and couldn't find a table, because of a luncheon club.
Few people like cooking for themselves, or eating by themselves. I hope you find somewhere like that Bernard. How did the song go 'What good is sitting alone in your room, come watch us cook and pay.' Something like that!
Ann
I think that is a really good suggestion you have made to Bernard. I know recently we stopped at The Railway Dorridge, and couldn't find a table, because of a luncheon club.
Few people like cooking for themselves, or eating by themselves. I hope you find somewhere like that Bernard. How did the song go 'What good is sitting alone in your room, come watch us cook and pay.' Something like that!
Ann
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cornwall col
Guest
Tame Otter in Hopwas between Tamworth and Lichfield or the Pretty Pigs at shuttington just outside Tamworth both do excellent food and Sunday lunches