p.s. She's really a very nice 85yr old. Only needs a good supply of mini Cheddars, some sweet chilli sauce, and chocolate finger biscuits, fresh cream cakes once a week. Does like dry white wine / whiskey and lemonade......vast gardening knowledge...offers by PM only. New owner must collect.
Sweet chilli lunch & evening meal me thinks. Cream cakes anytime. Mini cheddars & finger biscuits late evening, compensation for stopping smoking 30yrs ago. Soz, forgot Mr. Wethers at bed time.
Lily she doesn't take up much room, only Diddy. I'll pack her long stay case tomoz.
I think that's a brilliant diet for an 85 year old - at my Aged Ps' Lovely Home the chef gives them lots of lovely food with proper cream and custard on the puddings. Pa has jelly and ice cream almost every day ... sometimes he says he'll have a change and asks for ice cream and jelly instead (now you know where I got my sense of humour from ) , Occasionally the chef makes him Butterscotch Angel Delight
My Aged Ps had Wiltshire Foods for several years - Ma loved them as she didn't have to cook, Pa ate them uncomplainingly - I had them when I visited I will happily die before having to rely on them for my food - I knew what I was doing when I got myself a younger chap ............. now all I have to do is teach him to cook as well as I do
If he doesn't learn we'll have to live on Pringles, brie, grapes and pear drops
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
We looked at Wiltshire Farm Foods for OH's auntie, in her 90s, but then she had to go into a nursing home for medical reasons. I thought they didn't look bad at all, heaps and heaps better than the school dinners I had to endure when a child in a convent.
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p.s. She's really a very nice 85yr old. Only needs a good supply of mini Cheddars, some sweet chilli sauce, and chocolate finger biscuits, fresh cream cakes once a week. Does like dry white wine / whiskey and lemonade......vast gardening knowledge...offers by PM only.
New owner must collect. 
Does she eat that all together
My PMs don't work Kef, i'll pick her up on Tuesday
Sweet chilli lunch & evening meal me thinks. Cream cakes anytime. Mini cheddars & finger biscuits late evening, compensation for stopping smoking 30yrs ago. Soz, forgot Mr. Wethers at bed time.
Lily she doesn't take up much room, only Diddy. I'll pack her long stay case tomoz.
Ok Kef, will pop to shops tomorrow to get her favs. I'll look after her, I promise.
I think that's a brilliant diet for an 85 year old - at my Aged Ps' Lovely Home the chef gives them lots of lovely food with proper cream and custard on the puddings. Pa has jelly and ice cream almost every day ... sometimes he says he'll have a change and asks for ice cream and jelly instead
(now you know where I got my sense of humour from 
) , Occasionally the chef makes him Butterscotch Angel Delight 
My Aged Ps had Wiltshire Foods for several years - Ma loved them as she didn't have to cook, Pa ate them uncomplainingly - I had them when I visited
I will happily die before having to rely on them for my food - I knew what I was doing when I got myself a younger chap ............. now all I have to do is teach him to cook as well as I do 
If he doesn't learn we'll have to live on Pringles, brie, grapes and pear drops
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Pringles, grapes etc, sounds ok to me, and then cake, can't forget the cake
We looked at Wiltshire Farm Foods for OH's auntie, in her 90s, but then she had to go into a nursing home for medical reasons. I thought they didn't look bad at all, heaps and heaps better than the school dinners I had to endure when a child in a convent.
Morning. eurgh, it's Monday. Well, I'm off to work, feeling positive
Have a good day everyone!