Neil says the shops weren't empty although some things were conspicuously absent. Mushrooms for one thing.Black sausage - 2 slices and 2 fried eggs for breakfast. Feeling quite comfortable with that so far. Plenty of tea. Only 2 slices of the sausage left so I might have to make more soon. Maybe make haggis sausage instead. Neil bought me another haggis last week and I will only use a bit of it as haggis itself. Actually remembered to take my pills this morning.
Well - I took the Metformin, the Zemtard, the Levothyroxine and the Aspirin but didn't take either diuretic because I have to go to the medical clinic at the hospital at 4 pm for some reason and there's no way that I could go if I took those pulls.
When I come back, there is still a little of the cold chicken left - I didn't have much of it last evening. So will mix it in a cream sauce with some mushrooms (easier the better after going out).
The wind has eased a little bit since early morning - not enough to let the ferries run or the planes fly, so we are cut off right now. Still, Neil reckons it's not so bad that he can't drive me to Stornoway. While I am in the hospital, he will go and see if there's anything left in the shops. The wind is supposed to get worse tomorrow so transport is off until Friday at the earliest. DIL is booked on for the Friday ferry now and hoping for the best so that she can get the pups to their new homes.
If Neil can't get mushrooms, will have to use the dried ones I've been keeping in the larder for ages.
See!
People are crowding to give me their plates, proof of my rare talent!
About to have chicory leaves with hummus before bed.
I am so happy that that is firmly back on the menu after a break for almost three years. I love it for a midnight snack but for a very long time I couldn't eat it without crying for memories of my first dog who died 3 years ago. I've tried a couple of times over the past years without success, and now it works again without getting all emotional! (Not that I mind getting emotional over missing a loved one, but it's not the best thing right begore sleeping.)
Med too. Not ion a bad mood, just tired after my ride in the car and then wheelchair ride to the hospital and back, and feeling cold and a bit shaky (not a hypo - I checked). Chopped up the soaked mushrooms and mixed with the chicken and cream, then didn't bother to heat it because I really don't feel like eating. Probably breakfast.Not having the best of moods today (no idea why, it happens) and didn't want to cook.
So I had a low carb equivalent of a sandwich and called it a meal.
LC cracker with a very satisfying amount of butter, plus marmite and cheese.
Fried egg with sucuk and cheese, black pepper, smoked paprika on LC slice of bread. (Accidentally broke the yolk and also broke the other egg that was supposed to accompany this one when trying to take it from the carton. Kittens and dogs to the rescue so no cleaning up needed.)
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You could freeze some milk in an ice cube tray, then when you forget to buy, you still have some to use. I read that hint somewhere.Black coffee until lunch around 1:30
SLC roll filled with cheddar, slice of turkey breast and h/m turmeric&ginger sauerkraut. Then frozen raspberries mixed with cream and h/m yoghurt and grated 100% chocolate on top.
Dinner - any minute now will be a sort of curried mince mixture I found in the freezer( seems to be a lot of this sort of meal on here today) with cabbage chucked in. Possibly a DGF cake afterwards if I can face the thought of black tea with it ( forgot to buy milk today) View attachment 59251
I believe there is a keto place in London, someone on this thread will know I think. And I've been to a very nice small place called Keto Bite UK in Frinton.it's when I eat out it falls flat on it's face! I wish I could find somewhere where they take diabetics into account.
It was the flatbread pushed me over. And reading the ingredients makes me wonder if my recent stomach issues are connected to wheatflour.
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