What a cutie. My Aqua instructor took her puppy paddle boarding on Saturday on Loch Lomond and he was so interested he had a nap - on the paddle board! He had his own little doggie life jacket.Had to share this with y’all. We went for a walk this afternoon and Dennis jumped into a shallow ornamental pond, it was covered in duckweed so he didn’t realise it was water until he plunged through it. Just look at those skinny little green slimy legs ( and rather embarrassed face)View attachment 35227
Had to share this with y’all. We went for a walk this afternoon and Dennis jumped into a shallow ornamental pond, it was covered in duckweed so he didn’t realise it was water until he plunged through it. Just look at those skinny little green slimy legs ( and rather embarrassed face)View attachment 35227
I’ve just read through the posts to catch up. We drove to Bonn to No 1 daughter to meet her sister (No 2 from Australia) who flew in for a couple of days to see us. She’s visiting youngest daughter for just 2 weeks as she has a new job and not much holiday. So lovely to see her even if it was for a short time.
We’ll go out next year I think.
Anyway, lots of delicious food and surprisingly low bg. I really need a professional chef working for me.
Today
Tea
Thyroid check up - seems to be ok, no bad news anyway, just ‘keep taking the pills.’
Lunch 2 slices LC bread with cheese and 4 cherry toms. Nuts. Tea
Afternoon. 2 baby bel plus lots of water. Hot here.
Dinner. Mixed salad (lettuce, lambs lettuce, cucumber, spring onions, 1 tom, toasted sunflower seeds, parsley, sliced strawberries and dressing).
Yoghurt and berries.
I’ve experimented with different long life (UHT) milk because my usual milk wasn’t setting. I finally used the same pot of starter, same yoghurt maker, and organic milk. It wasn’t even much more expensive. And it produced fabulous thick yoghurt. So I think I can reckon that the Aldi milk might have had antibiotics in it which killed off the good yoghurt bacteria. It’s probably an occasional thing but I might stay with the bio milk now since it works so well.
@ ianpspurs glad to see you are in good spirits and fighting to be fit. Even if you were offered full on carby food!
Maglil55 good luck with the clear out. Fingers crossed that you’ll have your own bed soon.
Reminds me of a ½ chicken that was available from a fresh chicken franchise called Lenards done in a nice peri peri marinade sauce. They only took twenty minutes to cook in a microwave.Dinner in a restaurant 1/2 lemon and thyme chicken with mushrooms and a green salad with mayo.
@Goonergal - that hot chocolate looks seriously good!
Lucky thing getting from the source - I count myself lucky when get the taste the difference cremant de Loire reduced to £9 and also on top of this a 25% discount for six bottles so I’ve stock piled! But no doubt not as good value as in country of origin. TBH I’d always have in preference to champers I love it!@shelley262 We buy Cremant de Loire direct from the vineyard. It's a great celebration drink at less than a quarter the price of champagne. Shame about the crown problem, hope it's sorted soon.
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Breakfast, tea, tried going back to bed as still tired, but didnt sleep. Later more tea. Piece of Apple cake and coffee with cream.
Lunch, five carrot sticks and about a tbs hommous, Four cherry toms, tiny piece of cheese. Two glasses of water and tea. Small piece of galia melon.
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