Happy holidays @DJC3 !
Where are you going?
I had a very summery salad meal today.
That poor plate must have been shocked by all the greens, having started its life with Goonergals mostly carnivore meals.
I'm really glad she gave it to me, I love remembering people through using their everyday things.
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I tend to tell myself that it really will not taste as good as it looks. Regrettably, it doesn't always work!Morning all. I was really good with salad and chicken drumsticks and hard-boiled egg until they brought out the cakes. I wish someone would teach me how to say NO with my mouth when my mind says YES please!! So I had 2 of Mr Kiplings almond slices. And I can't test my bs because I've left my monitor at my friend's house. It's pensioners lunch today so I'm taking strawberries and cream for dessert instead of the 2 crackers with cheese. Hve a happy day folks
mmm. I know!I tend to tell myself that it really will not taste as good as it looks. Regrettably, it doesn't always work!
What about a very short break from diabetes? Maybe that was the treat, and not the actual food.A discussion with hubby after - he called it a treat, but it's not a treat to me as I know it isn't good for me and wasn't tasty enough to elevate it to treat status. So what was it? A planned deviation? A conscious aberration?
Chicken soup? Beef broth? Chilled cucumber soup or chilled tomato soup? Honeydew melon?What about a very short break from diabetes? Maybe that was the treat, and not the actual food.
Made tomato soup today, didn't taste nice at all.
Any good suggestions for very easy to make foods that taste good with the lurgy?
Just in case the type of lurgy makes a difference in food preferences, here are the symptoms:
Bit of a fever, snot, don't fancy any food really, lots of coughing, feeling like a wrung out dish cloth, and breathing has been pretty hard work for days. The last has gotten much better after I've got my GP to prescribe me a salbutamol inhaler over the phone yesterday though.
I was also thinking of him today....... and Lucy xHe was last seen on the forum in late februari. His last post was in late januari.
He asked me to post a goodbye message on this thread on feb 8, when he was moving to a palliative care home. I posted the message here: https://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/what-have-you-eaten-today-low-carb-forum.75781/post-2582297
We had some good conversations throughout his illness through PM too.
Let's all drink one on Riva, I'm pretty sure he'd like that!
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