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And, in English?, says Chloe. 😆

Well said!

Peekaboo! Here's Special Agent Chloe being cute.......

I heard a variation on that one: 'Baby's Revenge' by Nora Titzoff. 😆

'Cliff top Tragedy', by Eileen Dover

A friend of mine did that in the 1970's. She would spin and dye the wool using the copper in the laundry of a big old house we shared. She eventually bought a spinning wheel that was made by prisoners in Pentridge Gaol. We used to save all our onion skins for her to use in dyeing. 😊

I have reduced my carb intake significantly in the last year. The hardest food to avoid for me is fruit, as I really benefit from a high fibre diet (I have diverticular disease).

Meddling with psychotropic drugs while suffering from depression or anxiety ? So dangerous! I hope he gets the help he needs.

I thought osteoarthritis couldn't be cured, once the damage to the joints and bone had happened? I would love to think there was a cure for mine.😐

That man is so lucky to be alive. It was brave of him to bite the crocodile's eye! I would have been in pieces -literally!😳

That's a beautiful photo!❤️

Thanks Suzanne.👍🌺

All of this begs the question ' who supplies these drugs? ' Goodness knows I struggle to get essential pain relief tablets from my GP because of the strict rules about opioids. People with money seem to be able to lay their hands on all sorts of stuff and because of their deliberate MISUSE...

Suzanne, do you think this would work equally well in the oven?

I bought a regular sized Anko rice cooker which has been very good so recently I tried their Mini 1.5 cup rice cooker for $15. It's excellent - just right for one person or two if you don't want heaped servings.

Red rice sounds rather nice, though I doubt I will find it online at Coles. However, I recently acquired a lovely daughter-in-law who is from Hong Kong. She knows a lot of Asian grocery stores here in Melbourne - so I'm going to ask her to find me some red rice! 😊

During the Covid years prices went up due to 'shortages' and delivery problems. When the crisis was over, prices DID NOT GO DOWN. And now, the insidious creep up, from week to week of the price of basic groceries -forty five cents here, a dollar there. At one stage a bag of cat litter shot...