OK, What's For Lunch or Tea Today?

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Originally Posted by Roy S

I try and walk a couple of miles a day or do some other activity that gets me to break sweat, gardening or diy, something productive if possible.

My lady friend's new house backs onto a park (where the cricket pic came from) so it means there's somewhere nice to walk when I'm stopping round there (weather permitting!).

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Cool beans:thumbsup:

I'd keep up the walks if you can mate, as it'll good for your head space/well-being, as much as anything else:)

Marco.

Did over three miles yesterday round B&Q, Ikea, Dunelms and various furniture showrooms but at least we settled on a suite (I think...).

Nice one... Have you got one of those Smart watches/fitbits that record your steps/distance travelled?:)

Marco.

To say bon voyage to my partner, who is off to Cameroon for six weeks (that's twice this year!), she, her granddaughter and I went out to a local pizzeria.

I had a wild boar, mortadella and wild mushroom pizza, with a mixed leaf, cucumber, baby plum tomato, Kalamata black olive side salad. Large glass of Montepulciano Francesco Cirelli rosso to drink,

and a lemon sorbet for dessert (the girls had Tiramisu).

All very convivial (and with no canned musak!). :)

Had an Apple watch but gave it away because it kept telling me to stand up! (stick mainly to analogue/clockwork these days - see the watch thread). Keep my iphone in my pocket and that records my steps / distance covered.

I did have a fitbit but lost it in a skip, this was a day out in London, we did the V&A & Imperial War museums.

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Originally Posted by Roy S

Had an Apple watch but gave it away because it kept telling me to stand up!

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:lol::lol:

Big Brother, mate!

Marco.

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Originally Posted by Barry

To say bon voyage to my partner, who is off to Cameroon for six weeks (that's twice this year!), she, her granddaughter and I went out to a local pizzeria.

I had a wild boar, mortadella and wild mushroom pizza, with a mixed leaf, cucumber, baby plum tomato, Kalamata black olive side salad. Large glass of Montepulciano Francesco Cirelli rosso to drink,

and a lemon sorbet for dessert (the girls had Tiramisu).

All very convivial (and with no canned musak!). :)

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Nice one, Barry. That's a rather exotic pizza, and not a combo I've heard of before!:eek:

I hope Happy and her have a safe flight and an enjoyable time:)

6 weeks, eh... So, are you getting the girlfriend in then?;)

Marco.

It was 'a special' option, so I had to have it - and since Happy often will leave the menu choice up to me (unless there is fish on the menu), she had the same.

Whilst she is away, I've lined up six 'substitutes' - one for each week! ;) (Nah - only kidding!)

Hahahaha... Your balls will be like watermelons, mate!:D;)

So how was the pizza? Interesting, although I doubt it'd be my thing, as I prefer much simpler toppings, free from anything 'wet', such as mushrooms, which invariably make the base soft and floppy..

And we can't have a floppy one, can we?:eyebrows:

Marco.

Homemade rice pudding with rasps.

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