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That looks similar to a place we renovated in 2016 - we achieved that for sub £50k.
I’d be getting a look at the boiler and electrics. If it needs those doing then you can get some quotes for the work.
Also good to get a sense of what’s under those carpets.
If you are ok with the layouts etc then should be doable with under that.What I found with our house was that the kitchen and where we ate just felt super disconnected and the little alley at the side of the kitchen wasn’t used much. I’m not sure what an side return extension would cost but it could be worth considering as it would make a difference
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Inspired by @Bainbridge I cranked out a pyramid set culminating in a 1rm of 95kg. When I was bigger I got over the 100kg mark, so now gonna try and get there again. Had to ask to for a spot which helped me push through!
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I’m a big porridge fan and here’s my current recipe. First things first is in the morning I need simplicity. So once a week I grate a bunch of fruit and veg, add cinnamon, vanilla extract and salt. Add that 3-4 tablespoons to the porridge and freeze the rest in cube trays. My daughter loves these and great for adding to yoghurt, pancakes and porridge. Also frozen red berries and those bananas that go brown freeze them!
General recipe:
100g frozen berries
25-30g of oats
(Today I had half a banana as my daughter at the other half but normally don’t bother)
3-4tablespoons of grated mixture or 2 frozen cubes.
Water
Whack it in the microwave until your desired consistency.
Let it stand for a few minutes - stir it a little to let it cool.
200g skyr
1 scoop protein powder.
You can add some yummy peanut butter (but obvs higher cals)
This bowl was 550 calories. Filling af and tasty.
50g protein, 90g carbs and 4g fat.I prefer to eat carbs in the morning more than at lunch and then have some again at dinner as I find that gives me the right balance.
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Going to Japan in a couple of months and a new pair of jeans is on the agenda. Exchange rate is still favourable but I moved money into japanese yen once it tipped over 200:1 so I should be able to get stuff at really reasonable prices :)