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How are you today? The daily check-in thread
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Jul 04, 2018 03:39AM
I'm wondring what to have for dinner. To cook or not to cook?
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I've been busy settling my mum into an aged care home, and selling her property. I am sad to say goodbye to my father's garden. I managed to get some seed pods from his camelia trees and some cuttings from his orchids. Mum had a few orchids in pots and a huge African Blood Lily. I brought those home to my place.
Good idea to save some plants if you can. I have several that were handed down to me from my grandmother. When the orchid cactus blooms, I always think of her.
I have some hippyestrum bulbs given to me by my grandparents. Thankfully they thrive without too much input from me.
At one point I had some peonies that were cut from my grandmother's garden. I had to leave them behind when the marriage went to shit.
I have a bacon bones & lentil soup in the slow cooker for dinner. The washing is done for the day. My kids have gone out for a milk shake. I am now sitting relaxing.
For milk shake read tattoo. 😳
Just dodged a prostate cancer bullet. Beat that!
No symptoms but something showed up wonky in my blood work. After a few more blood tests and visits to a urologist, I finally got the all clear.
Took about 10 more years off of my life, in addition to the 30 or so my kids took.
Took about 10 more years off of my life, in addition to the 30 or so my kids took.
That's great! I've had a couple of call-backs after screenings, and that wait until you get the all-clear seems interminable. Your mind naturally goes to the worst place.
Dr. Detroit wrote: "No symptoms but something showed up wonky in my blood work. After a few more blood tests and visits to a urologist, I finally got the all clear.
Took about 10 more years off of my life, in additio..."
Did you ask could you have the 10 years back? Congratulations on getting the all clear.
Took about 10 more years off of my life, in additio..."
Did you ask could you have the 10 years back? Congratulations on getting the all clear.
Félix wrote: "At one point I had some peonies that were cut from my grandmother's garden. I had to leave them behind when the marriage went to shit."That is sad. Is that recent?
Cynthia wrote: "The Ficus! Where have you been, ficus? What’s new?"In the corner, as always. Soaking up sun from the southern exposure.
The_Ficus wrote: "Sadly, however, I am now near northern exposure."as long as it isn't overexposure . . .
I usually like a guide. But tonight I roasted cauliflower and used a half can of coconut milk, a teaspoon of white miso, 2 c homemade veg. Stock and a couple tablespoons of tahini. Really good, blended with my stick blender.
I've sent my kids to the shops to buy ingredients for a baked cheese cake.
John is volunteering at a hospital in Zimbabwe. Oldest daughter just left to meet him in Uganda for a gorilla trek/week of hiking. I am hoping for a quiet weekend, some work in the garden, my new novel and a nap. Happy mother's day to all of the mums.
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