I’m still out of it, but am progressing. Julia returned to work this morning, was soaked in the rain and returned home wet and totally worn out. She is in bed at the moment and I will wake her in a minute when I start to cook tea. I am going to do fishfingers, potato wedges and mushy peas – it seems like a good time for comfort food. I will do her some tomatoes too – she has been enjoying grilled tomatoes from our garden crop. Then we will have apple and pear crumble.
Squirrel looting bird table at Rufford Abbey
I am, meanwhile, just about cured. I’ve had a lazy day and read a few blogs. I needed the word “evolution” tonight but couldn’t bring it to mind. That’s Covid for you. I used “Darwinism” instead and eventually remembered “evolution”. The first time this happened was about fifteen years ago when I first had cellulitis and couldn’t speak properly in the few days as I recovered. My vocabulary seemed to disappear and I ended up having to explain many of the words I wanted to use. It was extremely frightening.
Bin raiding squirrel at Clitheroe Castle.
When I woke this afternoon I found that the postman had called and left a parcel from my sister – two bars of Green & Black’s chocolate. It’s organic, so it must be good for me. She included a note, it seems it’s a get well soon gift and she expects us to share it. Julia is already well so I’m not sure she qualifies for medicinal chocolate. I will have to give it some thought.
Pictures are grey squirrels. Tootlepedal had some in his blog today and it reminded me I had some.
Grey Squirrel
I am with Lavinia. Share that chocolate!
I shared. It worked. 🙂
Hoping you’re on the mend
Much better now thanks.:-)
I can imagine how frightening that word thing can be. I hope the chocolate works
I am looking at it now. We had already had chocolate yesterday, so couldn’t have more (it’s very much like paracetamol in that respect) and I am forbidden to touch it until she returns from her shopping expedition. (It is our day off today so I am left alone with it) . . .
Torture
It came right in the end. 🙂 Had chocolate – now feel better – I rest my case. 🙂
I love squirrels and their many expressions – thanks for including them today, Simon!
Poor Julia! I hope she feels better soon and does not tire herself out. I would share that chocolate with her. 🙂
She is a lot better this morning thank you. It’s just a case of needing to pace herself as she is now getting older. With hindsight I may have used different words . . . 🙂
Good to see your squirrels. Tricky decision about the chocolate.
It was made easier when Julia declared herself a suitable case for medicinal chocolate and announced it was time I looked at my diet again.