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Hubby is fine, he spent the night in hospital and came home in the morning. I think his confusion was because this was something new. Anyway, we live for another day. 82 and (almost) going strong.

I missed my dinner today. Hubby took a fall and landed on the floor, unable to get up. Was talking gibberish, called the ambos, he's now resting next door in the hospital. Meanwhile, to he!! with food. dinner is a couple of Canadian Club.

Gosh dragnlaw, I'm a big fan of woks of life also. Just made Bills recipe for moo goo gai pan.

I've had cataract surgery on both my eyes. First one was perfect. The second one I got a call long before it was due. Probably because I live next door to the hospital. After I said yes I got a bad feeling about it. Only had that feeling once before when my brother died. I was due to visit him...

I'de give my eye teeth to have that kitchen.

We are having steak, mushrooms and cauliflower cheese. My first time with the cheese but it seems to be a favorite English dish.

My go to is Recipe Tin Eats. Owner Nagi does a great job. Every recipe is shown, in a lot of cases it includes video. No fancy ingredients that you use once and then sit in the cupboard til they turn grey. Dozer, her dog, is a character.

Does seem pretty rich, doesn't it?

Sorry, I didn't realise it was an old thread. It wasn't my intention to upset anyone. Would an explanation of my name soothe ruffled feathers? My nickname Gypsy was given to me about 65 years ago. Yes, I'm that old. Born in England 83 years ago to a mother who couldn't settle anywhereive me a...

No, we just stand on our heads to do it. LOL

Wow! Thank you all for your ideas. I didn't really learn to cook til I was in my 50's. I was raised in England by a mother who believed that you had to boil the food til it lost any resemblance to the potatoes or cabbage that she started with. I hated cabbage til my mate cooked it for me. I had...

I get so tired seeing a recipe that sounds good, open it up and get cans of this and that. Yes, I can make my own 'can of mushroom soup' but it would be nice not to have to.

google is your friend https://www.blessthismessplease.com/homemade-subway-bread-recipe/

Doesn't anyone know how to cook without a can opener?