And i called him......... Thermy!!!

[Terri]

Hi everyone,

My name is Terri and i am a thermomix aholic, and it only arrived today , seriously i have been trawling the forum for the last 4 hours and i cant wait to go to the shops tomorrow to spend a million on all the ingredients i need to make everything from soup and cake to dishwashing liquid and laundry soap............ I'm in love  ......... a special thank you to Kathryn aka faffa 70 who is my friendly thermomix consultant i made the bread after you left and was soooo happy i went runny around all the neighbours houses dropping off fresh, healthy, additive free bread rolls

[faffa_70]

LMAO Terri, well done to you   

[faffa_70]

Oh and WELCOME btw Thermomixer will be happy that you have a MALE Thermomix lol

[Shayla]

What does LMAO stand for - there are so many acronyms I struggle to your them all out DH - Dear Husband? - or Damned Husband? I really struggle and if this site is to be truly international then there should be a "List of abbreviations" aka Acronyms.
Shayla in Cape Town

[brazen20au]

welcome to the addictive world of thermomix Tessa / terri!!!

shayla, we can do that, though most acronyms i would consider international as they have started in the US not here lol

[Thermomixer]

Welcome Terri - yes - good to see that it's a boy!!!

[judydawn]

Hi & welcome Tessa.  Lucky you, having Kathryn as your consultant - she is a great member of our forum and I get a good laugh out of her postings.  She obviously has set you on the right path by intruducing you to this site - way to go    Bread rolls on your first night - I'm impressed as I still haven't made a batch of rolls 

[Shayla]

I still don't know what LMAO or DH actually mean???
Shayla

[judydawn]

To put it nicely - laughing my backside off and DH is dear husband.  I just google it if I don't know what it means but sometimes i am able to work it out for myself.

[brazen20au]

shayla, i created a thread in chit chat for you go check it out and post anything you don't know know in there and someone will answer asap!

[Shayla]

Thanks Karen and Judy - I can usually figure them out due to context but LMAO really had me stuck - I usually google everything but didn't think of it for that one - thought it was some crazy Australian thing.
So my DH (actually would more often be damned than dear) is off to Newlands to watch the Tri-Nations this afternoon - South Africa vs Australia - we wait and see the outcome but it is a beautiful dry and sunny day here so at least it should be a good game to watch.
I am making lamb curry and fish curry and naan bread for his return. Thought I may make the Grissini bread sticks again if I have time.
Shayla in Cape Town

[cookie1]

Welcome Terri to another West Aussie. Lucky you having Kathryn for your demonstrator. She obviously inspired you if you made rolls immediately. Well done.

[Shayla]

OK we won and I made Naan and Grissini.
Naan was the most sticky horrible dough I ever worked with but it tasted great. Grissini I made without all the dimpling in Rick's recipe and it was exactly the same as the last time.
Shayla