A week to celebrate - G returned from his diving holiday in the Red Sea in the early hours of wed morning, fitter than when he left, & the chickens have laid 3 eggs to date.
This has necessitated us having bacon & eggs for breakfast for the last two mornings.
The joy of frying a freshly laid egg, which keeps its shape when cracked, not spreading out in the pan.
Today has been very wet - the rain started the moment we put our gardening (old) shoes on, in the porch, & has continued all day.
Bother.
We have caught up on things/ e mails & considering the future.
I collected my first veggie box from the new village shop - 8 large carrots
8 large potatoes
3 large onions
1 parsnip
1 cabbage
3 large oranges
2 apples
All in a nice hessian bag, which I return for the next order.
Not at all bad for £2.50 .
This fits in well with my diet - keeping going with W's Paleo diet since returning from Denmark.
I'm 6lb lighter than when I left home 12 days ago.
W sent me the paleo bible, which I'm about 1/3 way through.
I hope I'm doing it right as I haven't reached the food detail bit yet.
I have found out that "paleo" refers to the diet of paleolithic man - hunter gatherers, who ate meat, berries & nuts but no grain, as they didn't grow it!
I'm feeling great 7 a I'm lighter than I've been for decades & don't feel hungry.
G will have no truck with "faddy eating", which is no problem as I just serve him the toast, bread, potatoes, biscuits or whatever with his meal.
Bacon & egg breakfast is brilliant - not tomorrow as we're out of bacon.
Up early to let the chickens out, finish my sermon, play tennis then get on with the gardening.
Frost promised tonight.
This has necessitated us having bacon & eggs for breakfast for the last two mornings.
The joy of frying a freshly laid egg, which keeps its shape when cracked, not spreading out in the pan.
Today has been very wet - the rain started the moment we put our gardening (old) shoes on, in the porch, & has continued all day.
Bother.
We have caught up on things/ e mails & considering the future.
I collected my first veggie box from the new village shop - 8 large carrots
8 large potatoes
3 large onions
1 parsnip
1 cabbage
3 large oranges
2 apples
All in a nice hessian bag, which I return for the next order.
Not at all bad for £2.50 .
This fits in well with my diet - keeping going with W's Paleo diet since returning from Denmark.
I'm 6lb lighter than when I left home 12 days ago.
W sent me the paleo bible, which I'm about 1/3 way through.
I hope I'm doing it right as I haven't reached the food detail bit yet.
I have found out that "paleo" refers to the diet of paleolithic man - hunter gatherers, who ate meat, berries & nuts but no grain, as they didn't grow it!
I'm feeling great 7 a I'm lighter than I've been for decades & don't feel hungry.
G will have no truck with "faddy eating", which is no problem as I just serve him the toast, bread, potatoes, biscuits or whatever with his meal.
Bacon & egg breakfast is brilliant - not tomorrow as we're out of bacon.
Up early to let the chickens out, finish my sermon, play tennis then get on with the gardening.
Frost promised tonight.
2 comments:
Excited over 3 eggs and an assortment of vegetables, Thank God you don't moonlight for Sainsbury's, the euphoria over their delivery of commestibles could prove fatal !
That's about 1/10 of what we pay for our vege box!!!!
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