We braved the grey damp morning to go into the city to meet Sue and Pete for lunch at our usual place. We didnt need much a few bits of fruit and veg, and the start of a base for making a tagine in the slow cooker. I think the main thing will be chickpeas rather than Lamb. Much healthier for both of us.
Lovely to catch up with Sue and Pete, and, although I made a mistake by ordering the lasagne ( it was too rich for me to manage much of it.) I wont order it again.
We got the bus home afterwards and the heavens opened which has become the norm for our days out so far in this new year. 2026 has become a a damp squib so far, and so dreary! I can't remember the last time we saw anything that resembled the sun.
Once home and the shopping was put away, Kev took the washing over to the centre. While he did that, I started to put some of those new dies together that I've had lately. I've not made them into cards as yet, but will hopefully do some of them this weekend, if not before.
Kev had dressed my blisters before we went out today, and I'm happy to report that they didnt hurt walking round the city, or when I got home. The new trainers from Fitville are comfy too, so all will be okay with my feet once these blisters are healed.
I finished another book in that mystery series by Judith Cutler and have loaded up my kindle with the next one ready to start tomorrow. They are enjoyable little books, not too taxing and I like the main characters. I think there's 5 in total, so I might as well finish the whole series. At 99p for each book, you can't really complain for a few days entertainment. Very similar to the Maya's blogs series short books that aren't heavy subjects and feel good stories.
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