Hi Rach, Love those iced buns even better with jam,l will have to look out for them. I used to buy the white ones.When you go out your back garden you can wave to me 😅.The vicar of your church was murdered St.Mary the Virgin it was,12 years ago but made big news as the bloke had already murdered a pensioner.John Suddards was the vicar.I will be watching the poor man's soup sounds good,Have a lovely week X
@rusticramble
2 ай бұрын
Thanks Sheila , yes I know we had a real life murder at the vicarage ! The killer died last year ! There was a programme about it , I think it was on Britains Most Evil Killers or one of those programmes! The church is absolutely beautiful, hard to believe that such a dreadful crime happened there x
@Kay-ph1kb
2 ай бұрын
When I still lived with my parents and younger brother - many years' ago, we always had tea with our tea. And tea with our dinner because we had our dinner around midday or between midday and 1pm. And we had our tea around 6pm. And every kid's mother yelled down the street 'come in fer yer tea'. I don't remember when dinner became lunch and tea became dinner. I think Friday's cuppa tea with tea always went down the best because it was fish and chip night - which somehow has a particular affinity with tea, in my opinion. We never had coffee in our house.
@rusticramble
2 ай бұрын
We called the evening meal tea as well ! I think we had our main meal lunchtime too and then my Dad had his heated up when he got in from work ! I don’t drink tea but my husband has to have tea with his fish and chips X
@Kay-ph1kb
2 ай бұрын
@@rusticramble How similar family life was in those halcyon days - I had forgotten about the heating up of dinner for dad's tea on those occasions when he was on a 'shift'. No microwave - it went into the oven between two plates !
@rusticramble
2 ай бұрын
@@Kay-ph1kb It did Kay ! And I still remember my Dad’s shifts ! 6-2 , 2-10 and 11-7 and remember what a worry it was when he was on a 3 day week ! Funny how some things stick with you !
@Kay-ph1kb
2 ай бұрын
@@rusticramble absolutely they stick. And that's why I loved this posting you made on your channel - it triggered so many happy memories - and all because of poor man's soup and tea ! Thank you.
@susanhogarth5507
2 ай бұрын
Are you sure - fruit in the soup ? There's a reason it's not sold in the Supermarkets ! Make sure you taste it,before anyone else ! Good luck with it.
@rusticramble
2 ай бұрын
An apple and a plum ! Perhaps an out of date tin of fruit cocktail ! I have definitely added a plum to something before but I can’t for the life of me think what ! But fear not , if it’s horrible we have what we like to call Dead Man’s Soup in reserve !
@lizziebell46
2 ай бұрын
Hi Rach malted milk biscuits are ok if you dunk them in your tea or coffee, ❤❤
@rusticramble
2 ай бұрын
My grandaughter likes them which is great because she’s poorly so only eating very bland things like plain crumpets and toast x
@dezziewilloughby6907
2 ай бұрын
Hi Rach ❤ I don’t think you’re weird at all. We eat around 6 pm. I don’t like eating too late myself unless it’s a weekend 😅 what’s poor man’s soup? Is that for someone that’s on a budget? Looking well hun. Great to see you and hope everything is ok with you. Xxx
@rusticramble
2 ай бұрын
Hi Dezzie , poor man’s soup is soup with leftovers , I am going to have a go at making it tomorrow! It’s basically vegetable stew …but with a twist ! Alls good in the hood thanks Dezzie , hope you are well and your son had a lovely birthday X
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