u/MissMoogie

Had some in the freezer for ages, and feel like it's time to finally use it. I can't remember what I'd planned to make with it and need some inspiration. I've been very ill recently, in and out of hospital, so it's a nice feeling to finally feel up to cooking.

I'm shocked. As many, we just played around being a Dolphin with no clue what the main objective was. Honestly, I'm kinda glad it went that way lol.

Beef and tomato being devoured atm. Extra tomato sauce, and a dollop of Asda marmite cuz I'm a classy west midlands bird. Chicken and mushroom also obviously ace. And bombay bad boy. Tried the donner kebab one a while ago which was surprisingly awesome. I dunno, long week lol, entertain my Noodle mind.

So excited!

Personally I'd self destruct lol.

As we all have noticed, we are experiencing some rather hot weather currently. My kitchen gets absolutely roasting with the oven going, and although I'm a lover of hot weather, I've absolutely wilted today. 🥵 I wondered if any of you could recommend some meals I can do that don't require any heating. So far I've been having tuna mayo sandwiches, cheese ploughman's salad, fruit salad, and I won't lie I've been snacking on crisps. I'm not too creative really, but im shopping up Asda tomorrow and really need some new ideas. I don't own a microwave, but I don't mind using the toaster.

I posted this in another sub but it got deleted. It suggested this sub instead. I am not bashing police, just to make that clear, and no specific people or region is mentioned. Many officers have been very helpful and kind to me during this period. But this incident really needs resolving to prevent it happening to somebody else. I'd just like advice.

I won't go into too much detail or name the officer or area but if anybody wants the full jist I'm happy to message you. Almost a year ago in a mental health crisis police turned up to my flat and made me worse by treating me like dirt and calling me names and made me cry. I went to my bathroom with a razor to cut myself, which was grabbed from me then I went to calm down on the sofa. About 15 minutes later he noticed a small drop of blood on his finger, and then he was shouting again and mentioned 136, calling an ambulance. He then dragged me outside pinning me against the car claiming I was under section 136 which they're not allowed to do because I was in my own home. The ambulance arrived ten minutes later, all the while being pinned to the police car then he waves them away saying hes decided to arrest me for assault instead. At the station another officer was allocated to interview me but then never did, as after seeing footage it was clear that I never cut him, and that his actions were completely unlawful. The IOPC passed my complaint back to them and 8 months later the response has told lies that contradict the truth. I'm utterly broken by this, what else do they try to cover up? I've completed my right to review but because the complaint response is missing the real information of NFA I don't hold much hope as they've engineered it to look like I'm lying, but they are. My mental health has really suffered. And it got worse because 4 times after chasing it up I got arrested for "wasting police time" Every time I had a crisis and all NFA because I did nothing wrong. But this has actually been my time wasted and caused so much distress. I can't believe something like this is allowed to happen and I'd be grateful for any advice. Just please don't be mean, im lay here in tears unwashed for days and I won't handle mean comments. Thank you for any kindness received. 💖

I'm about to tuck into a chicken tikka Jalfrezi with special pilau rice. (Egg, peas and onions.) Minced lamb samosas, and a FREE Poppadom. I'm a bit excited. 😋