dunelm
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Sheep in the field outside our room this morning. Not Herdwicks as I thought, maybe Hebridean but not sure.
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Sheep in the field outside our room this morning. Not Herwicks as I thought, maybe Hebridean but not sure.
Difficult to tell, but they could be Hebridean. They look pretty dark. Can't see any extra horns, so not likely to be JacobsSheep in the field outside our room this morning. Not Herwicks as I thought, maybe Hebridean but not sure.
Happy birthday for tomorrow @JohnEGreen.5.7 this morning temperature outside is minus 1 and this is the last day of my seventy third year .
Lucky Mr K a day out complete with bacon sandwiches
Hope all goes well tomorrow @ianpspurs.Prep for tomorrow included having breakfast at 7.00 then lunch at 12.00 then no more solid food until at least 17.00 hrs Sunday. I made a Faustian pact with a slice of white toast - keto bread is off .limits - lots of butter, a piece of cheese and plenty of lemon Darjeeling tea. The fun starts at 19.00 with an encore at 6.00 am tomorrow. I'm no longer a sprinter. Oh, deep, deep joy. @Krystyna23040 what a good father Mr K is and two bacon sandwiches is a bargain for a car. Your daughter must be a hood negotiator.
May I be the next to wish you happy birthday. Even though you have aged so much since yesterday, and of course you wear it well!5.7 this morning temperature outside is minus 1 and this is the last day of my seventy third year .
Lucky Mr K a day out complete with bacon sandwiches
Trees hovering in the background.Good morning everyone from a bright and sunny start to the day here on the west coast. Lovely drive over yesterday and mint cake was successfully avoided when we stopped in Kendal for lunch. Pleasant little self contained annex to stay in with Herdwick sheep in the field next door. Plan for today is to visit a couple of small towns, get a train over the estuary, have a walk in some woods and have dinner in a pub. Pub is a pleasant 1 mile stroll down to the village and then an interesting 1 mile climb back in countryside darkness, carrying a torch to alert speeding farmers of our presence on the narrow lane. Art bit - wet on wet watercolour and then lines applied with a dip pen. Hope your day, whatever it is called, is a pleasant one. Koffy time.
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The best way to get rid of an earworm is to sing it out loud, until the boss slaps you and suggests in uncompromising approach to shut the .... Up!Good Morening Ladies and Gentlemen and all except the media peddling doom gloom and depression. Whatever you perceive things to be it is still a beautiful world and remember the words of Issac Asimov “ Violence is the last resort of the incompetent “
Blood sugars this morning were 7.8 I shall not complain that level is well within my hospital given range.
Today here in Tilehurst Towers it will be a day of discussion and planning, ie me, me’s and myself sitting quietly nodding my head at suitable points while Mrs J tells me what is planned for me. Yes I know my place. Later Mrs J might trim my beard or might not, it’s a mystery.
What do you all know about ear worms? Tunes that you cannot stop thinking about one that is rattling round my brain is “ Windmills of your mind “ from the film The Thomas Crown Affair.
Unfortunately that tune or song is mixed up with another song by a group called The Firm the song is “ Startrekking across the universe “ These two songs have no relevance to each other and are doing my brain in…..
Going for a cold shower, bye.
Plenty out for St David's day.Fbg 6.9
Wildlife nighttime video
Badgers & Cats & Foxes
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Creative...
A kaleidoscope of daffodils
Too many rabbit holes to disappear down at the mo...
Have your best day...
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is there one called Shaun?Difficult to tell, but they could be Hebridean. They look pretty dark. Can't see any extra horns, so not likely to be Jacobs
No, not Jacobs. Welsh black? Who knows.Difficult to tell, but they could be Hebridean. They look pretty dark. Can't see any extra horns, so not likely to be Jacobs
Happy birthday John. That's a good start to the day.5.6 this morning.
Happy birthday John. That's a good start to the day.
Intersting and I think it has now been answered in so many ways - personally I now buy it. I pour a bit into a bowl, add a dollop of live yoghurt, some chia seeds and a few nuts, seeds or frozen berries - give it a stir and leave on the kitchen top until it thickens - just a few spoon fulls seems enough for me - I sometimes put in a teaspoon of ground flax if I remember.I wonder if you spotted this @dunelm ?
Kefir
All this talking of kefir on the What have you eaten today thread made me want to give it a try myself. I did some googling on it, which likely made it sound more complicated than it is, so now I'm asking here for real life experiences. :) If anyone would share what they do, preferably without...www.diabetes.co.uk
Smashing - happy Birthday!5.6 this morning.
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