Never mind, it's all for a good cause and I'm hoping to be well enough to go home at the end of next week, as long as I don't encounter any more buffaloes.
By the way, those of you interested in what I chose for lunch today: I finally plumped for the honey-glazed ham sandwich with farmhouse pickle. All I can say is that the honey glaze was thicker than the ham and the pickle had never been within a hundred miles of a farmhouse. Good job Mrs XTM brought me in an M&S BLT.
Afternoon XTM.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of that old series Lost in Space,
Dr Zachary Smith; 'oh the pain...the pain'
Seriously though, hopefully it will wear off a bit. Thank heavens for the BLT.
It's 2am as I write this, it's not even a full moon, yet I feel more rambling coming on.
Probably plagiarised by a colleague a few years back for a Uni review skit:
'There's a critical shortage of crutches,
Crutches are critically short'
Said whilst prancing around the stage,heavily bandaged
Whoops, cant remember the rest!
Now some might say that Aussie is 'one over the eight'. Not true, I don't drink, just crazy!
Keep up the good work.
Chris in Melbourne
Oh I hope your pains are speedily starting to fade out! By the way, the buffaloes look awesome. The kitchen staff should tame them some time soon and transform their milk into fresh mozzarella balls. They could perhaps trade part of them off in exchange for sungrown tomatoes and fresh basil and olive oil?! Until then, it will presumably rest on Mrs XTM's efforts to purvey that kind of nourishment to you. I'm glad she does!! Best wishes! Barbara (Styria)
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