well, fluffy onesie on + donkey brown boottee-tyle slippers
cuppa Twinnings tea = everyday variety, decaff + s/sk milk = no sugar +
Blue Ribband original choccy bic to hand
checking on my cat Marvellous Marty the Magnificent = beside me in his pet-bed under the wooden desk 
on which new basic desktop printer will be put = on or around next payday ..... I mean upon the wooden desk not upon the cat 
kicked my old basic Epson printer in frustration many many months ago 
therapeutic for me for about 3 nano-seconds but really, really bad for the printer
well, let's see if there are many takers for my initial entry into the off-top unofficial world of 'the lounge area'
WispaRed7 
some sunshine for those who don't have it yet
@Anonymous wrote:I'm hoping to see a bit of that when I go to Crete in just over 2 weeks!!!
how lovely @Anonymous ... I've not been there but my son & his wife had an amazing holiday there a couple of years ago ... yes, hope the sun shines for you
big brekkie anyone?
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Bit early for me Jane. I may just stick with a bacon batch for now......
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Friday is fish & chip day at North Manchester 
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Funny that. When I was in Chelsea & Westminster in London @jonsie, Friday was fish and chip day as well. Wonder if all UK hospitals are the same.
I used to look forward to it as it was the best meal of the week; certainly the most edible!
I used to look forward to it as it was the best meal of the week; certainly the most edible!
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I think it's a Christian tradition that goes way back in history. Fish on Fridays has always been the family dish as long as I can remember and when we owned a chippy we always sold more fish on a Friday teatime than any other sessions.
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Tradition at our hospital as well. ..Though there is always a choice of other dishes on the menu. I might add....not bad all all for hospital food which gets a very bad rep normally
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Apparently it's a Catholic tradition whereas no red meat was eaten on a Friday to symbolise the crucifixion of our Lord and the reason McDonald's invented the filet of fish.... who knew?
http://catholicism.org/why-do-catholics-eat-fish-on-friday-2.html
