Ooh Lemon Drizzle cake, if someone could just a piece up to the GH for me pretty please Seen as I didn't get a birthday cake I might make myself a lemon drizzle at weekend
Good article GG, I like the pallets.
Lily, sorry yes I did see your Acer, I think I was coming and going and catching up so sorry I forgot to comment
OL I made a batch of gluten free lemon drizzle cakes on Sunday (made using potato - really works!!) Help yourself to as many as you can scoff before we munch through them all!!
Is it confirmed now Clari, gluten intolerant? or are you still having to cut out / slowly reintroduce other things as well?
Gluten has been confirmed, as has apples & apple juice (but not cider?), anything that's fizzy (i.e. cola) and caffeine. We're still working through everything else (I'm currently slowly introducing dairy) but we are at least starting to have interesting meals again
Busy - I've tried (in the name of science ) still cider and though I can't have too much I didn't seem to get the reaction I get with everything else (can't drink real ale so it was a very nice surprise!)
There are several foods I can only eat small amounts of (garlic, beans, and onion for instance) but that is easy compared to standing in the way at the supermarket trying to read all the ingredients! I do feel sorry for those who have a child with an intolerance who have to try and feed a family while also catering for their needs and listening to the "why does my friend at school get to eat.."
Its strange how so many people seem to be getting it now - certainly I had my fair share of mud and farm yard germs growing up (many people say that allergies are often caused by your mother being too protective and bleaching everything in sight) I wonder if the way we process food like wheat has changed the product and some of us just can't process it? I'm sure there are hundreds of ideas why and thousands of people who think that many people "choose" to be intolerant because its the latest fad which push the figures up.
The doctor said mine could have been caused from an infection that weakened my immune system, as the result of trauma caused by "The Crash", something in my genes, or that I could just be an "unlucky one"... it seems there are so many things that can cause it! Still of all the things to suffer from at least this I can control and am not reliant on drugs / scary operations. For that alone I am grateful.
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Ooh Lemon Drizzle cake, if someone could just a piece up to the GH for me pretty please
Seen as I didn't get a birthday cake I might make myself a lemon drizzle at weekend 
Good article GG, I like the pallets.
Lily, sorry yes I did see your Acer, I think I was coming and going and catching up so sorry I forgot to comment
OL I made a batch of gluten free lemon drizzle cakes on Sunday (made using potato - really works!!) Help yourself to as many as you can scoff before we munch through them all!!
Hmmm, yum thanks Clari, very tasty (licks lips )
Is it confirmed now Clari, gluten intolerant? or are you still having to cut out / slowly reintroduce other things as well?
Here is some pics for you
This on back of Woodgreen village hall like the garden great den area
These pictures are from Woodgreen wonderboy's garden
Think some of these pictures show how his garden is doing
These pots look amazing love the colours
This is the sheep getting rounded up in the field behind his garden
Great log pile area for wildlife and for bugs
So nice and soft coloured tulips
So glad I made it at the right time to view the tulips amazing show of flowers
Which one is this one, I so like it
Here is a close up
You are still there Fairygirl in the back - just think you got a bit giddy
The bee enjoying the pollen
On way home saw a horse on edge of road walking along
and then a cute donkey
Here is the plants that I brought - did not realise that I got so many as dad kept putting them in the boot
Chicky the ragged robin is going to the station and maybe something else
Gluten has been confirmed, as has apples & apple juice (but not cider?), anything that's fizzy (i.e. cola) and caffeine. We're still working through everything else (I'm currently slowly introducing dairy) but we are at least starting to have interesting meals again
Been to supermarket. Still raining.
Cider is fizzy so I suppose that's out too Clari.
Gluten intolerance seems to be getting more and more common. I wonder why.
Going to lunch with friend tomorrow, doing pud, have lots of lemons. Lemon tart or lemon drizzle??
Looks a lovely place GG.
Thanks Gg ... you managed to camouflage the untidy bits very nicely
Busy - I've tried (in the name of science
) still cider and though I can't have too much I didn't seem to get the reaction I get with everything else (can't drink real ale so it was a very nice surprise!)
There are several foods I can only eat small amounts of (garlic, beans, and onion for instance) but that is easy compared to standing in the way at the supermarket trying to read all the ingredients! I do feel sorry for those who have a child with an intolerance who have to try and feed a family while also catering for their needs and listening to the "why does my friend at school get to eat.."
Its strange how so many people seem to be getting it now - certainly I had my fair share of mud and farm yard germs growing up (many people say that allergies are often caused by your mother being too protective and bleaching everything in sight) I wonder if the way we process food like wheat has changed the product and some of us just can't process it? I'm sure there are hundreds of ideas why and thousands of people who think that many people "choose" to be intolerant because its the latest fad which push the figures up.
The doctor said mine could have been caused from an infection that weakened my immune system, as the result of trauma caused by "The Crash", something in my genes, or that I could just be an "unlucky one"... it seems there are so many things that can cause it! Still of all the things to suffer from at least this I can control and am not reliant on drugs / scary operations. For that alone I am grateful.
Gg and Woody, I don't know where to start, breathless and beautiful
Now here we have some pics of my arch no 1. as promised eons (?) ago...
overall position in the garden
from one side with solanum glasthingy and clematis alpina pamela jackman
tiny
and tiny rose Generous Gardener
you can just see arch no2 &3 in the background but that won't be their final position, that's till to be decided.
Now I'm going back to look at gg's pics again.