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What was your fasting blood glucose? (full on chat)


Such is life!
 
Morning all on a wet start here in L.A. @dunelm and @gennepher thank you both for sharing your art. @dunelm enjoy lunch. We are off here today as the boys gave us this for a Christmas present. We had to reschedule when the house sale was rushed through and this is the last weekend #3 son and partner are Nan London sitting. Enjoy Sunday.
 
Delia Smith gives two recipes for shortbread. One the same as the Mary Berry recipe I used and another titled Scottish Shortbread with quantities very similar to yours. She still uses creaming method though and so does Prue Leith.
Strange because I was sure it should be rubbed in as you describe.
 
Hi all fbg of 4.9 this morning another miserable morning here 5 degrees and raining.
My mother’s sister Margaret emigrated to New Zealand when I was about 7years old on the £10 pound scheme she had come back to the UK for a visit a few times when Melody and Adrian were Yong but over the years we lost touch apart for the odd phone call I have for some time been trying to find out if she was ok no one in the family had heard from her for a long while yesterday I was searching on line in New Zealand newspapers and sadly found her obituary she had passed about five years ago in her 80s so that’s all of my mother’s generation gone now and that makes me at 74 the oldest person in my family at least I now Know what happened too her.
 
Thank you @ianpspurs and enjoy your meal of chaos - hope you get Manuel.
 
Love the kaleidoscope @gennepher. Brilliant strategy against the sparrowhawk.
 
Thank you @ianpspurs. I am so pleased that I posted my thoughts here as I think that I would have problems without a good plan of action.

Last night Mr K had an ice cream. The thought went through my head - you deserve a naughty treat as it was a really hard day of teaching today. Luckily the plan of action leapt to the rescue and I had some peanuts instead.
 
Such is life!
She did have a good and long life.

Her son revealed that he had found a notebook after his father died. In the notebook his father had written an eulogy to Kath for her funeral, who of course everyone thought would die first. It was full of really awful dad type jokes. He did read one of them out to us. It was awful - but quite funny.

He went on to say that he did read them out to Kath and she said 'well I got the last laugh didn't I'. She was a lovely lady.
 
That looks brilliant @ianpspurs
 
We love our Delia Smith and Mary Berry cookbooks @SlimLizzy
 
5.7 this morning. It is going to be a relaxing day today. To wet to do any 5 mile treks so will pop out to our little market town later.

I want to go to the Grape Tree, Holland and Barrett and Superdrug. My list is all written out and am just waiting for the rain to stop. Time for another coffee perhaps.

My daughter once said to me 'thank goodness you don't like alcohol because if you drank alcohol like you drink coffee you would be in real trouble'.
 
It seems Adrian's shopping trip in Ireland went well he bought a small herd of Dexter cows for the Ards friary they are an Irish bread and though are found in various countries they are, in Ireland ; on the at risk/critical list.
We wanted to get some Dexter cows, some years ago now but obtaining them wasn't easy and, in the end, we opted for goats.
 
Thanks Ian
 
 
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