Ladyhawke. Just because.
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Glad to hear everyone’s OK - I was beginning to worry.
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Um. From a position of complete ignorance, I would have to toss a coin. But there’s a better way to decide this - Fight! Fight! Fight!
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Tsk tsk
I suggest a quaffing competition to decide Gus
Much more fun for all
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That would work better if we had not both gone to bed…
Goodnight all.
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True, one cannot quaff while horizontal. Thattiz how, or at least why, drips were invented. By medical students, I imagine…
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Yeah, if you go lying under the tap, it keeps moving at you.
Home zafe and orfz to me nezt. 
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I have just asked for an 'Normous Slammer on the Spinach Fred…
Smiles Loudly…
Carinthia.xx
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And one has been proffered you on there. I am increasingly confident that The Wasp In The Case was a theoretical stripy little git, not an actual and recent offender. Phew
Gus xxx
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zz snerk wha? Oh right, it’s my turn on Early Bird.
Oi, worms, c’mere and be et.
No? Right, back to me gin ‘n’ seed then.
yardarm
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Morning all
Butties of the bacon and hot loaves on the table
A platter for a tired wee birdie by the nest
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I do enjoy the occasional bacon buttie breakfast that I haven’t made for myself. Thank you.
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The cellar has always run on bacon butties and BMs for the vitamins therein
It’s a balanced diet innit?
Tomato juice
Celery
Lemon/lime in spiritous liquors
Grapes in wine
Hops in beer
5 a day easily taken
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And bacon izza vegetable anyway. (Pigs grow in orchards, under apple trees. They’re obviously some sort of fungus.)
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And usually dives into gin…
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Good point, juniper berries and potatoes too.
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We are all such healthy eaters we should be running a health farm offering a cure to worrying about the health of your diet
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Phew. Here you are.
The breadmaker has been busy - loaves for us and a small white for MiL, who can’t tolerate fibre very well and is hacked off with shop-bought. We’ll be taking her to a garden centre, tomorrow, as she wants to get busy in her garden (she’s 94).
I have, today, discovered that a friend of ours has dementia and her family are looking for a ‘home’. She’s in her early 70s. It’s strange how the dice rolls so differently for folks.
Cross-threading, Mr Soo and I have thoroughly enjoyed copious amounts of kale in our evening repast. It was delish, Hedgers.
Soo xx
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All the less of it that anyone will expect me to eat.
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