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Don't know why it's so out of focus, but, hopefully, you get the idea.
Today was the last Osteo Fit class and the Senior's Centre was very quiet so I didn't stay in the kitchen making coffee and heating pies too long. We have one more class on Friday and then a break until the New Year. My new eating regime went quite well - no food from 8:00 p.m. until 9:00 a.m. I need to shave an hour off that (it's supposed to be a 14 hour fast) so will start dinner earlier tonight so that I am done eating by 7:00 p.m.
Currently I have the last wizened tomatoes from the garden bubbling away in the kitchen to make the last jar of tomato chutney. It smells delicious so I hope it turns out well. A snow squall just blew through (seemingly there was a 30 car pileup on the main highway from Toronto to Montreal earlier this afternoon) so I am glad to be indoors, warm and dry.
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Wednesday, 11 December 2019
Avoiding the Worst of the Weather
The family "Festive Special" outing on Sunday went well and the tree is now decorated, thanks to the grandkids. I love Swiss Chalet chicken and indulged in a glass of wine along with the meal as I wasn't driving. Instead of just five adults at these special meals we now have six as oldest grandson (almost 14) can polish off as much food as his Dad, and ask for more. You'd better not leave anything on your plate or it will disappear "toute suite"!
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Hi, Chris, thanks for letting me know about your blog.
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I think the photo is the boken style which is all the rage for photographing Christmas trees! You trend setter, you! (col).
ReplyDeleteWe had some of that snow squall, it did not leave much on the ground, but it created some blinding moments - I too was thankful I didn't have to drive in it.
Ha, ha! That's funny!
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