shelley262
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They are both beautiful dogs.We have doggie visitors. I think they are considering bed time!View attachment 71057View attachment 71058
Hugs for both you and your daughter in law. What a shame for it to happen at Christmas. You deserve to spoil yourself a little with the 2 mince pies. I hope she feels better soon.Hello all. I'm at home for Christmas after all. My daughter-in-law has gone down with a very nasty flu bug so Christmas with them is out of the question. She is never ill so this is a real surprise, I have never known her to stay in bed and sleep all day ever. I have a lamb shank for my dinner but am not feeling like I want it so am going to have some scrambled eggs instead and have the shank for tomorrow. I must admit to having 2 mince piesbecause I was a bit fed up. Hopefully back on the wagon. Happy New Year everybody.
There's a lot of nasty flu/respiratory stuff going around. Such a shameMy daughter-in-law has gone down with a very nasty flu bug so Christmas with them is out of the question
They are, and surprisingly well behaved even although the little one tries to lead his bigger pal astray!They are both beautiful dogs.
It certainly does not seem like two years. I was also thinking about Goonergal today. Another sad loss.Agree. it's good to remember, even though sad. Doesn't seem like 2 years somehow.
I hope you all enjoy that turkey and that you, and your family (including the prospective butcher) have a very happy Christmas.
Hug for the virus but glad to see that you're feeling better. Well done you for keeping going through it all.OK, Christmas Day, I was making dinner as usual
B. TAG and that was it.
L. Nothing
D. Started with the fish dish I'd been experimenting with. I'd rolled fillets of sole and cooked and served with a very large prawn, in a sauce of white wine, a touch of cream, diced shallot, samphire, and green grapes. I'd also cooked GF calamari and GF suppli for the boys.
Main: usual turkey, home made stuffing balls and chipolatas (all low carb and GF), roast potatoes, carrots glazed in citrus butted, honey/mustard parsnips and stir fried sprouts with pancetta. I did have my usual campari and soda and a mouthful of white wine.
I'd made dessert for everyone else. A GF chocolate Sponge with vegan ice cream, or low carb creme brulee with raspberries, or cheese and biscuits.
I didn't eat that much. I'd been feeling "off" for about 3 days. I'd been feeling nauseous, but later on I discovered it was norovirus that was lurking.
Boxing Day
I'd consumed a lot of water and was feeling less wobbly.
B. A black weak tea.
L. Finally started to feel hungry. A SRSLY sandwich with turkey breast and mayo.
D. A turkey dinner repeat, just sprouts for veg. Later on I had a LC creme brulee with raspberries.
27 December
B. TAG and 2 slices of SRSLY toast with a double yolk egg, chipolatas, and stuffing balls
L. Nothing. Had to brave the shops to get a few bits and bobs.
D. The remaining turkey, stuffing and chipolatas became a casserole in a mushroom sauce with pastry cooked separately for the pastry eaters. I did have a small piece of grandson's GF pastry. Sprouts again.
Another LC creme brulee and raspberries.
I'm glad to say I'm fully recovered today (28/12). I feel for your family @RosemaryJackson. I felt originally as if it was a cold starting, then as if all the energy had been sucked out of me. I was very cold despite the house being warm and once it kicked in I could barely walk as it always attacks my messed up nervous system. Thankfully, it didn't last. View attachment 71079
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