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Me too. I have a lovely big squishy sofa of theirs and i love it and have had it for years. Also as Bazza said, its nice to be able to go see it, and buy it straight away. Obviously some of the stuff can be a bit crap like anywhere really...but what you see is what you get. I always have a good prod and look things over as much as i can. Also you cant beat them for baskets, candles and all the 'nice bits and bobs' that you dont really need but cant resist!!

I agree with Jo it will all be worth it when your sitting out enjoying the views The pics are great....what a beautiful sunset you had last night!!

Fantastic way of looking at life. Good for you !

I agree, it sounded like a fantastic idea but went downhill rather quickly. My partner and i were swapping incredulous looks every 5 minutes. What a strange couple! Those windows were appalling. I know they were using recycled/reusing materials but the bloke was on eBay?? Surely he could have bought better than that!? The boat was awful to look at when, with a bit of proper design like the presenter said, it could have been ok. Couldnt stand the pair of them so it was hard to feel any sympathy when it all went wrong. Im not a violent person either, but boy that bloke had a face you could punch!!

Ive got so many indian recipe books they're taking over the kitchen! I used to use them faithfully but now i tend to do as moley said and just chuck in whatever you have handy. They always seem to turn out the best but trouble is, you can never reproduce them. We're always saying things like...remember that curry we made from the 3 day old xmas turkey 2 years ago? Wish we could do another like that...people talked about it for weeks! Yes, and didnt get off the loo thats probably why ....sorry! My favourite curries are really hot but with some sweetness in them too. Chicken Pathia is my alltime fave....quite partial to a sag prawn too. Our local indian is just down the road and is a little TOO handy sometimes especially when on a lacklustre health kick!