More Colour Spotted
Yes, I had a walk and spotted more signs of Spring. It was actually a lovely bright, but cooler, day. So I enjoyed the walk.
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I had to go into work to try and sort something on a work computer ... but didn't get the things done I wanted, as I had to email a couple of people, and am now awaiting replies. Oh well, can't do anything else, but at least stage one is done.
So that's frustrating, but nothing I can do
Oh well ... let's start the February questions -
1. Dark chocolate is now considered to have significant benefits for your good gut bacteria and is an excellent source of fibre and antioxidants. But you must eat around 20 g (0.7 oz) of chocolate containing at least 70% cocoa daily to get these benefits - do you like very dark chocolate?
I am a Cadbury dairy milk fan ... and eat very little non-Cadbury (although I always have Nestle Quality Street at Christmas). I have tried the dark-milk that Cadbury make, and even that's too bitter for me ... so, to shorten the answer ... No, I don't!
Right let's get on.
I want to get my sunlounge un-messed. Over Christmas I used it as a bit of a dumping ground, so want to get it sorted out.
See you later x
I had to go into work to try and sort something on a work computer ... but didn't get the things done I wanted, as I had to email a couple of people, and am now awaiting replies. Oh well, can't do anything else, but at least stage one is done.
So that's frustrating, but nothing I can do
Oh well ... let's start the February questions -
1. Dark chocolate is now considered to have significant benefits for your good gut bacteria and is an excellent source of fibre and antioxidants. But you must eat around 20 g (0.7 oz) of chocolate containing at least 70% cocoa daily to get these benefits - do you like very dark chocolate?
I am a Cadbury dairy milk fan ... and eat very little non-Cadbury (although I always have Nestle Quality Street at Christmas). I have tried the dark-milk that Cadbury make, and even that's too bitter for me ... so, to shorten the answer ... No, I don't!
Right let's get on.
I want to get my sunlounge un-messed. Over Christmas I used it as a bit of a dumping ground, so want to get it sorted out.
See you later x