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Xfactor Uk ...time On My Hands!

VeggieGal

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So Xfactor has finished and so has, I'm a Celeb....what am I going to do with all this extra time on my hands especially once I start getting my energy levels back???

Well done James but my faves were still Jahmane and Ella :)

So any ideas for a new hobby? Suppose learning to cook gluten-free will be one I need instead of just being miss microwave queen :)

If anyone knows of any good gluten-free veggie cook books, please let me know as I'll need all the help I can get ;)

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Oooops sorry just realised i mentioned gluten-free on this "not allowed topic" ...pffft I just can't get away from thinking about it :(

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-snort- no need to worry about that.

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having a brain fog moment just for a change :-(

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I'm an I'm a celeb girl, love it. Glad it ended when it did though, as I am now mad busy catching up on all the Christmas stuff I should have been doing...

I finally gave up Neighbors this year. Might go back in January when it all gets a bit grim on telly though :)

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Oh yes I love I'm a celeb too.. Ashley was a cool think she shouldve won but she did well.

Not seen neighbours in years since Kylie left..is madge bishop still in it lol

Well my christmas tree is up but still got loads to do its a good job i love christmas :) just hope we get snow * * *

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