Why did the chicken cross the road? To visit our house.
Ginger at the back door again, she's outside two or three times a day almost knocking on the door.
Three good things:
1. The boiler & the AGA both serviced today.
2. Just finished a good book called If You Go Away by Adele Parks. Makes you realise the atrocity of war.
3. Toast, butter & apricot jam. I could live off it!
Eating a jam sandwich. Yum. I was wickedly naughty today. A sit down for half an hour for lunch with my book turned into 3 hours. Sooooo good i just had to know how it ended. Thats why were eating jam sandwiches for tea! Well just me and littlest. Eldest out fir tea and hubby home late.
@newbank Same as me then Ruth, there was I upstairs trying to finish my book while the boiler man was here. Wonderful thing reading! I must have missed your posts recently I haven't seen your name pop up, will check if you've been posting. Nothing wrong with jam sandwiches we used to eat them all the time!
@happypat ive been too engrossed in my book in my spare and unspare moments to post or photograph. Gutted its ended....what if the next one is not so good?!
@happypat when you're in NZ? Perfect for a long flight when you CANT do anything else. Thankfully Sammy at 6 is a bookaholic so he gets what its like to want to read and read and read. He understood why on sunday afternoon he only got a few grunts out of me. I try not to read around them too much or I'm just lost and gone and the house could burn down around us! He said I'm just like him begging for just ONE more chapter PLEASE!!!
You realise that all the feed that you give her goes into the egg that she lays at home! Somewhere along the line - thats not really fair! However she is obviously more than a hen - a friend! Now if you said toast and peanut butter, I would agree with you!
@maggiemae Peanut butter, something I have never tried nor fancied maggiemae. The choice of pudding at the restaurant last week was peanut butter donut with raspberries & something else, sounded delicious except for the peanut butter bit.
Gorgeous image of Ginger. When you come to NZ, try some of 'Craigs' jam - the apricot reduced sugar one is fabulous! More fruit in the reduced sugar jar and a bit of a bite to it.
Oh Pat you must try peanut butter on hot white toast. ts heaven. like jam too by the way. Ginger looks like a gal on a mission. Thanks for the book tip, I've just put it on hold at the library. I am reading The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah - cant put it down.
The toast sounds lovely! :)
Here is the link on amazon. Just picked it up on a whim in the local library.
Ginger will be delighted you all like her photo & sends you all a virtual egg!
Apricot jam on toast sounds nice. I just lemon and lime marmalade on raisin toast. Yum.