After a week of liquid dieting I thought I'd rifle through the fridge and see what had survived this blazing heatwave in an edible condition. Not much, as it turns out.
A pack of sausages, of which the two in the middle were still almost a normal colour and half a tin of beans which required a similar amount of segregation to the sausages. I decided to take a chance with the bread, as I figured the penicilin may compliment the whole meal nicely.
There was something liquid in the salad crisper that may have been lettuce at some point but I decided against that as, after all, it was solids that I sought.
I'm a little bloated after my feast so I think I'll go and have a lie down.
I've a funny feeling that my next blog is going to be a bit of a moan about the National Health Service and, in particular, A&E!
Coming Back With Front.
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7 years ago
3 comments:
I find a bottle of Krug usually suppresses any appetite I may have had. I certainly wouldn't chance an ancient sausage anywhere near a dried up old baked bean, if I were you.
Luckily, I survived the meal. Maybe there's more to Grannies cure-all than I give credit for. Still, now that my vision has halved and I'm back to seeing one of everything, I think I'll pop into town and buy some 'fresh' food in Iceland.
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