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rosiespark) wrote2007-10-07 04:04 pm
rosiespark) wrote2007-10-07 04:04 pm
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Snap-happy on Sunday morning!
Sticking to yesterday's topics of food and Billy, I can't resist posting a couple of pics:
Ingredients: assorted salad leaves (prewashed in a bag), cherry tomatoes, green pepper, cucumber, olives, tuna in olive oil, and butter beans in oil and garlic. Dressing of extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar (2:1) with a pinch of salt, another pinch of sugar and some freshly ground black pepper. Yummy!
And Billy demanded that I take immediate steps to correct any mistaken impressions resulting from yesterday's disgustingly sweet baby picture.
The Ravenous Bugblatter Beast in its natural habitat:
Ingredients: assorted salad leaves (prewashed in a bag), cherry tomatoes, green pepper, cucumber, olives, tuna in olive oil, and butter beans in oil and garlic. Dressing of extra virgin olive oil and balsamic vinegar (2:1) with a pinch of salt, another pinch of sugar and some freshly ground black pepper. Yummy!
And Billy demanded that I take immediate steps to correct any mistaken impressions resulting from yesterday's disgustingly sweet baby picture.
The Ravenous Bugblatter Beast in its natural habitat:
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Thank you! It satisfied my sense of aesthetics as well as tasting good. *g*
And big, butch boy though Billy may be, he still sucks the fur on his chest when we're having a cuddle. When my mum found him as a tiny kitten, the fur on his tummy was in little stiff spikes, and it took us a couple of days to realise that the poor abandoned baby was sucking his own fur for comfort... Now that he's older and not quite so bendy, it's his chest rather than his stomach. And only in moments of great abandon and affection. He kneads me too - he's a real sweetie.
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