dunelm
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We had Scouse inside the Liver Building, Sheltering from the rain. Very nice.
We had Scouse inside the Liver Building, Sheltering from the rain. Very nice.I spent a couple of weeks in Antwerp, working. We tried a different restaurant every other night.
And of course, we had to do taste tests of the different cuisine.
Snails are very rubbery chicken, but you do need the sauce.
The best was the Argentine steaks.
And of course Belgian chocolate, just out of the oven.
We happened upon a Chinese eat what you want restaurant. Now that was a taste experience.
But you can't beat a good pan of Scouse, on a a winter's evening.
I would want more than a word in the ear of your former GP for overmedicating Mrs. L for so long @Lamont DFBG is 7.1 today.
Window man is coming this afternoon, did forget.
Still can't get it straight in my head, about Mrs L having a minor stroke.
And I would love to have a word in the ear of our former GP, who has over medicated her for so long.
Up at five this morning. Mrs L wouldn't let me sleep, thinking it was teatime.
Oh well, hope to get an early night.
There was a cafe/restaurant close to the Pier Head. Best bowl full of Scouse ever. Served with red cabbage, chunks of succulent beef and a thick reduced gravy, including spuds and veg, you wouldn't know was there! But that was about forty years ago. And there was queues for it. Doorstep served with it.
Olearia Macrodonta = New Zealand holly8.3 today at 04.00. Still in the 8's that's after insulin and breakfast.
The day is bright but quite breezy, so the temperature feels very low. We are pretty exposed here, especially when the wind comes from a westerly direction and it's a wonder that our trees keep any leaves on them, never mind blossoms or fruits. At least they are pretty big, so there's enough food in the soil for them to grow. The trees (various pines) we planted as a shelter belt to protect the rest of the garden have been ravaged by the weather and half of them are gone now, felled by the wind, so the protection is minimal now. All the same there are some wild pear trees that actually spread like wildfire, trying to fill in the gaps. We also have lots of blackthorn bushes which have invaded the area at the front of the house - just outside the fence but, strong growers as they are, they never flower or fruit. Only four shrubs manage to hang on to their flowers - New Zealand holly (it does have a posh name, but I can't remember it), rosa rugosa, dwarf willow and fuchsia. We do have some Spanish bluebells, which flower briefly and lots of montbretia - the wild one, not the cultivated one. Mostly, though, our garden is pretty well various shades of green. Not to be sneezed at (especially since there are no flowers and no pollen to upset pollen allergies) but it would be nice to have some variety of colour.
I was being polite @gennepher.I would want more than a word in the ear of your former GP for overmedicating Mrs. L for so long @Lamont D
I believe that yourself @gennepher and Mrs L have been training to be female stunt extras.I could not get in earlier, the oopsie page was back..
I need some more sleep, I had a fall earlier... but strangely I managed to save myself half a way down, but I might have hurt a few more of my bits and pieces in doing so... I need another sleep and then I'll try and do the drawing for today or something... or I might just take a photograph...
You could well be right @Lamont DI believe that yourself @gennepher and Mrs L have been training to be female stunt extras.
And practice makes perfect.
Cricket going well!
So hard, when you don't have eyes in the back of your head.I was being polite @gennepher.
If I thought he was still a gp, I would report him to the GMC.
The sun is out and it's a great drying on the line day. However that wind is still cool and not slowly dying yet. Have had a bit of a tidy up back garden but front needs a mowing, still not got summer plants yet no baby sitter for Mrs L, and Mrs L can't get about much at the moment. Asleep on the couch and still fell off. It was quite silly but I just wasn't quick enough to stop Mrs L rolling off.
Window guy been and gone.
Kitchen duties, chicken and wedges for Mrs L.
I remember around 1990 my brother had a fluorescent yellow t shirt, which became black with hundreds of flies every time it went on the washing line!Or dark blue, apparently has a similar effect, unlike white, yellow or other pale colours which have the opposite effect.
Sounds yuk...I remember around 1990 my brother had a fluorescent yellow t shirt, which became black with hundreds of flies every time it went on the washing line!
Edit - oops forgot BG reading: 11.1
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