I prepared all these filler posts well in advance so I could actually have a break, which means that I don't know right now how the office move went but if nothing exploded I should be spending the day unpacking everything and finding nothing works and hoping that there won't be a repeat of the last move where we ended up dumspter diving for all of our equipment and files that had got trashed by the stupid movers.
So … Time for a relaxing photo of … er … mussel shells on a boat. Hey ho.
This is down by the lake where Phil goes fishing.
Actually, these shells are a kind of hint that I'll be doing a "What's Cooking With Dive?" post tomorrow.
Get your pinnies on!
So … Time for a relaxing photo of … er … mussel shells on a boat. Hey ho.
15 comments:
Looking forward to the "cooking post`" hope the move goes well today, watch the back!!!!!!
I've missed all this being in the fugg of flu. Are you moving offices if so to where, or just room?
Mussels are yummy. Please may they not be in runny hot watery stuff? LOL.
A boat with testicles. Now there's something you don't see every day.
Yum! I love mussels. I'll have my pinny pressed and ready, which is of course a joke because I don't iron those any more than I iron tea towels.
the MITM makes a delish mussel dish. i'd give you the recipe, but it's in his head and i don't bother watching while he cooks. that way, we only have the dish when he's home...sigh.
xoxoxox
Lucio, you give new meaning to seafood.
Yummy! Can't wait for the recipe.
I like your photos,dive. I can't wait for a new seafood dish recipe.
Cheers!
That's a really great shot by the way Dive; quite forgot to say! The light, shadows, colour...
Mum: I let others do all the lifting; I did the pointing and yelling and the coffee-drinking.
Lynn: they are not mussels and - just for you - they are not in a sauce.
Get well soon!
Lucio: turn over any boat and you'll be able to see what sex it is.
Robyn: IRON YOUR PINNY! We can't have you looking like a wrinkly disgrace in the kitchen. Get that iron out NOW!
Hee hee.
Savannah: Next time he makes it take notes. We need to know!
xoxoxox
Petrea: It's coming right up.
Cheers, Rich! Lots of wine in this one, too. Yay!
Lynn: Thank you; you're too kind. Now wrap up warm and get some more hot lemon and honey down you.
Did your son and his girlfriend make your bed up with lovely fresh linen? If not, start yelling now.
Oh, I see! In that case, the next time I take a fancy to a canoe or dinghy, I'll make sure to inspect its "underside" (or should that be "undies-side") before asking it out for a date.
Great, now I'm going to be crying "cockles and mussels, alive, alive-o" for the rest of the evening.
he he thanks Dive, no not the fresh linen, but they did put all the shopping away, make me fresh drinks and girlfriend bought me chocs and cough syrup. Son got up several times in the night to replenish my drinks and check I was ok. So touched I can't tell you. It was a real old fashioned fever scene I CAN tell you. lol.
Lucio: boats can be funny creatures; make sure and wear protective clothing when you're fiddling with their … er … undersides.
Katie: Thank you for that. Now so will I.
D'oh!
Lynn: you have them well trained. Milk the sympathy for all it's worth.
I could just eat the chorizio with broad beans and onions. You can have all the razor fish. :)
Hi, Mme! I think this one must have slipped from the next post.
Razor clams are much yummier than they look. Honest!
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