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- Wiston Tea Rooms, fresh eggs and a new take on omelettes
- by lauremoyle
- in yummyhomelyfood.blog.co.uk
- 12 days old
- Friday comes... and the same question return. What are we going to do today? On Friday, I don't work . Well not in the office that is. I spend it looking after "petit pingouin" (Tom) and "petit lapin" (Millie) for the whole day. And just for the record, I am NOT complaining! It's a great day (most weeks)... more
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- Absence and State Of Flux
- by jaketaylor
- in jakeandsarah.blog.co.uk
- 38 days old
- hey all sorry for not blogging last week, we had such a good time at Alton Towers that i sort of lost energy when we got back here- plus I was bloody busy at work too. Luckily I have the whole of today off and Sarah's treating us to a pub lunch as she's starting a new job tomorrow, that's more pay, less miles and a better company all told. So... more
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- 30 minute wake up, get ready and have breakfast - scrambled eggs!
- by sps-guide
- in sps-guide.blog.co.uk
- 43 days old
- 30 minutes to wake up, shower, coffee and breakfast before heading out to work... 07:10 Roll out of bed having finally got fed up of hitting the snooze button... walk into kitchen, put kettle on (use fresh water, not water from day before...) jump into shower, cleanse, dry off, clean teeth, apply deodorants etc. back to kitchen. Crack 2 eggs... more
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- The egg donation process
- by surrogatemother
- in surrogacyindia.blog.co.uk
- 57 days old
- Click here for surrogacy at Mumbai in India. Egg donation is done through an In Vitro Fertilization, IVF procedure where a donor’s ovaries are stimulated with hormone stimulation medications to have the donor produce multiple eggs. The eggs are removed from the donor’s ovaries by placing a needle and ultrasound probe through the donor’s vagina. ... more
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- Not so latest news.
- by viper183
- in vipreptiles.blog.co.uk
- 67 days old
- Well here i am again. I do apologise for the long gap in between my posts of late but i have a lot of personal stuff going on at the moment so haven't really been as focused on the site as i should of been. Well since my last post as suspected our Female Water Dragon laid 6 eggs pictures of which are on the blog gallery page of the site, i have... more
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- How is the pregnancy managed and who makes the decisions?
- by surrogatemother
- in surrogacyindia.blog.co.uk
- 71 days old
- Visit this section for surrogate hospitals in India. After pregnancy is achieved, the surrogate’s care is managed by an obstetrician of the surrogate’s choosing. While the intended parents usually pay for the OB and may be involved in the surrogate’s care, ultimately the surrogate has final control over her care. What about amniocentesis and... more
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- Back to Normal
- by skelly
- in kellys-web.blog.co.uk
- 72 days old
- I am getting too old for the types of weekend I have just experienced, although I was where I prefer to be, France, but not in the best circumstances. Anyway, we journeyed to Portsmouth from Sutton Coldfield on Friday night for the 23:00 crossing to Le Havre on LD Lines. The ship was not too busy, so we made our way to the bar and had a few... more
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- Phew .. it's ok
- by miramaze
- in miramaze.blog.co.uk
- 78 days old
- I've just been out on the balcony again and one of the parents is there covering the young pidges :) They've eaten the sunflower seeds too. All is well ! :) I can relax now :) more
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- MY WHAT A BIG ONE!
- by kendrive
- in kendrive.blog.co.uk
- 81 days old
- It is "perfect for a very large family" - an ostrich egg 24 times the size of a normal hen's. The eggs come from free-range birds on a Lincolnshire farm Waitrose, the supermarket chain, has just started selling the eggs which can weigh in at almost 4.4lb (2kg). Diners are advised that a simple tap of a spoon is unlikely to break the shell - a... more
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- As the sun sets
- by miramaze
- in miramaze.blog.co.uk
- 89 days old
- I think this is my first post today. It's been a bitty sort of day. I've pottered around and taken care of odds and ends. Mrs Pidge is sitting on the eggs still :) I've been feeding her and Mr Pidge with sunflower seeds. I hope they are good for pigeons. They seem to like them anyway. Signs of seeds sprouting. Oh the balcony really needs a good... more
