Annb
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Pan fried haddock topped with a couple of dry fried eggs for breakfast. Libre keeps sounding its alarm to tell me my BG is over 14.5. The highest it has been was 15.9.
I've been sorting out the vegetable basket in the larder and found onions which needed attention (outer skins removed and left ready to slice or chop), a butternut squash which should have been used a couple of weeks ago and some sprouting Maris Piper potatoes. Making butternut squash and lentil soup at present, par-boiling chunks of salvaged potato as well. Not sure what I'll do with the potatoes - maybe mash and put into the freezer to use some other time. The soup will do for my second meal today. No idea how much carb is in it, but it can't be too much in the course of the day.
DIL went to the mainland to pick up a trailer to carry laundry and took Em with her but she slipped over in her Dad's bathroom and broke some ribs! Nevertheless, she will have to drive back to Skye later today to get the ferry tomorrow and then drive back through Harris and Lewis to get home. Her elder daughter is going to have to step up to do more of the laundry work - she has the baby to look after but DIL has been carrying her as a partner, since early in her pregnancy, so it's her turn to do more of the work. No 2 son will do as much as he can, as will Em, but their contribution is bound to be limited. That's the problem with being a single trader - no sick leave! Not sure if I can be of any help. I've offered, but we'll see what DIL says when she gets home.
I've been sorting out the vegetable basket in the larder and found onions which needed attention (outer skins removed and left ready to slice or chop), a butternut squash which should have been used a couple of weeks ago and some sprouting Maris Piper potatoes. Making butternut squash and lentil soup at present, par-boiling chunks of salvaged potato as well. Not sure what I'll do with the potatoes - maybe mash and put into the freezer to use some other time. The soup will do for my second meal today. No idea how much carb is in it, but it can't be too much in the course of the day.
DIL went to the mainland to pick up a trailer to carry laundry and took Em with her but she slipped over in her Dad's bathroom and broke some ribs! Nevertheless, she will have to drive back to Skye later today to get the ferry tomorrow and then drive back through Harris and Lewis to get home. Her elder daughter is going to have to step up to do more of the laundry work - she has the baby to look after but DIL has been carrying her as a partner, since early in her pregnancy, so it's her turn to do more of the work. No 2 son will do as much as he can, as will Em, but their contribution is bound to be limited. That's the problem with being a single trader - no sick leave! Not sure if I can be of any help. I've offered, but we'll see what DIL says when she gets home.