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Friday, June 13, 2003

Black pudding - made from congealed pigs blood and lumps of fat encased in an intestine - mouthwatering!

I don't know what is happening to me this week but I have this huge hanckering for the food of my childhood. I have just polished off half a bar of Cabury's milk chocolate. It is father's day on Sunday and my daughter Hope has asked me what I want. I want the great English breakfast. Ideally this will include - black pudding, sausages, bacon, fried mushrooms, baked beans, fried tomatoes, fried bread and three fried eggs - PLUS English toast (Superstore has it) served cold with lots of butter spread thickly on it with Robin's home made marmalade. I am lucky that my chloresterol is off the scale low.

I think that I will have a single malt now and contemplate Sunday morning.


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A huge debate has broken out among PEI bloggers on Winnie the Pooh. The resounding view here - we are very old fashioned - is that the Disney Pooh sucks. We find him smarmy and cute while the real Milne/Shepard Pooh is such a nice chap who is modest and deeply funny as are his wonderful archetypal friends.

What do you think?

By the way, a bit of Rob useless knowledge. Did you know that Brian Jones (Rolling Stones) bought Milne's house and might have been murdered in the pool?


8:43:46 PM    comment []

The Tech.. Good Morning. Week 3 at the gym begins. No more pain, but all gain. My energy level has stopped suffering from my gym and UFit workouts, and I am starting to feel better than I have in years. Good Stuff. [The Tech. For Blogpeople.]
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