To Celebrate The Platinum Jubilee...

[choux]

...the BBC reckoned that more folk would be having a roast dinner today.

Was anyone tempted?

[Bobbisox1]

It’s a bit wet and cold here Choux, we’ll do ours on June 4th

[Tissy]

Always have a roast dinner on Sunday. Today was roast pork.

[Bobbisox1]

Not the dinner, the celebrating :0/

[choux]

I should correct the OP from Jubilee to Ascension, beg pardon.

Same here, Tissy - fr33 range chicken for us with all the trimmings.

Bobbi, I hope you enjoy your lamb.

[choux]

lol ^^ Accession!

[ichkeria]

Jubilee is right …

[maggiebee]

Is there another sick bucket going spare?

[Bobbisox1]

I’m not really a lamb lover to be honest , I find it a bit fatty for the gravy but doing a casserole in the slow cooker does itself I suppose

[Bobbisox1]

Uncalled for Maggie, no need and I like you as a poster

[burlyshirley]

I only have a roast dinner if i go out for one to the local pub, which is delicious. Sadly, not going today ..

[choux]

I hope you get to taste one soon then, shirley. Best meal of the week. It is one habit I grew up with and have continued all my life.

Long since retired I am only sure of 2 days in the week - Sundays and refuse collection days. All others meld into one and Bank Hols no longer register!

[Bobbisox1]

Have you ever made a Sunday dinner on a weekday? It’s just not the same somehow

[burlyshirley]

I know choux, I LOVE Sunday dinner, along with Christmas dinner. I think we'll go next week (me and my friend that is), she's always up for it when I suggest it lol ....

[choux]

Quite so, Bobbi.

[10ClarionSt]

Nope. Had a Chinese. It was kn awful. Really. I rarely have them. Now I know why.

[choux]

ich, I wanted my post to relate to Sunday rather than the more open timing of the Jubilee ;)