I grew up there in the sixties. Regular ingredients came from the local market (this was before supermarkets) who typically sold regionally grown produce. We supplemented with home and allotment grown vegetables which were shared around the neighborhood. The food was great. Tinned food was quite expensive and generally considered an unhealthy novelty best used on camping trips - I'm looking at you fray bentos, you and your weird deliciousness.

https://flathub.org/ is a great way to manage linux apps/programmes. Very easy and several other benefits

16 years without a passport! So in 16 years she's not even been to Chester! What, what?

Chicken? Certainly foul.

To stay alive we must eat. Generally, to optimise our life span we should eat healthy, nutritious food. The current regime doesn't appear to be benefitting suppliers or consumers. The current regime appears to be skewing land prices with detriment to other uses of the land - housing affordability. Fundamental reform is needed. Kudos to those attempting reform. I hope we get a good solution for all.

Codswallop

Try complex vitamin B, shed loads. Stat. And stay away from schools until it clears up

For me, Handel: Mozart is reputed to have said of him, "Handel understands affect better than any of us. When he chooses, he strikes like a thunder bolt."[159] To Beethoven he was "the master of us all... the greatest composer that ever lived. I would uncover my head and kneel before his tomb."[159]

Thank you! May yours be peaceful, prosperous and as long as you fancy

Same for me. I don't sweat the small stuff anymore, and fairly much everything is small stuff now.

I name them after the first thing i see when i pick them up. I've got three cats, Holly, Daisy and two-dogs-fucking.

Well, this is nice, hello