More Goodies from S! |
First of all, thank you to everyone who responded to my previous post with the request for prayers for Judy's nephew. Judy had posted an update in the comments section, but, I thought I'll copy and paste it here:
There was miscommunication (most likely on my end) and he does not have any facial burns, but he does have second degree burns along with horrible blisters on his right hand. He was hit with 480 volts from a “dead” breaker box. The doctors are concerned about his heart and are keeping him overnight. All-in-all and considering what he went through, he’s doing ok.
Once again, thank you so much for your thoughtfulness. Love to everyone, Judy
I was unable to wake up early enough to make chutney before the house got hot. I did get up early, around 8:00 a.m., once, but, I had not gone to sleep until nearly 4:00 a.m. and four hours of sleep was not enough. I slept for another couple of hours and by then, it was too late to start making chutney. Today's high was 97F and the temperature inside the house was around 87F (it has cooled down to 84F at 9:15 p.m., when I took this picture:
Temperature in the Family Room at 9:15 p.m. |
Comfortable enough for reading and blogging, etc., but, a little too warm to be standing in front of a stove stirring a pot of chutney. The plan is to wake up early, tomorrow, when it would be around 80F in the house and start then.
The pharmacy had texted saying a prescription was ready for pick up. I debated going in person and then, maybe stepping into the dollar store next to the pharmacy
Brunch had been a slice of bread with the last of the egg salad and a side salad. Tea was one of the gata and the apricots. Dinner was leftover rice and beef curry with peach chutney, followed by grapes and some yogurt.- My community of blogging friends
Your neighbour is so very kind and generous and your treats look and sound delicious, I really do like apricots. That tempreature would not be comfortable for me and I'm glad that you are happy for it to be so warm apart from it being too hot for cooking. I am so glad Judy's nephew is doing OK and I wish him a complete recovery, that sounds a very nasty accident he endured and very painful too.
ReplyDeleteWasn't it very kind and generous of S to share her treats with me? I like apricots, too, and these ones were delicious!
DeleteYes, I know that our current temperatures would be too hot for you. But, this is comfortable for me, which is why I am freezing when it is 70F in the winter! :D
I, too, am glad that Judy's nephew is doing well, considering what he went through! I can't imagine what that must have felt like!
I must have missed your previous post, but thank you for the update. I hope John continues to do well.
ReplyDeleteThey were some lovely treats from your friend. It was kind of her to think if you.
I spent Thursday catching up with housework and life admin, since the last two weeks have been pretty full on :)
Thank you, Jules.
DeleteThe treats from S were very appreciated. It was definitely very kind of her to share them with me.
Sounds like you had a very busy day! I need to catch up on some housework, myself. :)
I've added John to our church prayer list. He will be surrounded by prayer and good thoughts. Your sweet treats all sound delicious - what a kind and generous neighbour! It makes me think I should make something for our neighbors (although, running a restaurant, they are probably much better cooks than I am!)
ReplyDeleteThank you for adding John to your church prayer list, FD.
DeleteS is a very kind and generous neighbor; she's a very good friend, too. I'm sure your neighbors would appreciate anything you make; if they are not British, maybe they'd like something that is traditionally British?
That was from me, Fat Dormouse!!! xx
ReplyDeleteThank you, FD, and duly noted! :)
DeleteI will pray for continued healing for John.
ReplyDeleteThank you, June.
DeleteSo heart warming that your friend's relative is on the mend. What an amazing yet horrible thing to happen. But the power of prayer is so strong.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ratnamurti. Yes, a horrible accident, but, hopefully, he will continue to recover. He has many people lifting him up in prayer and healing thoughts.
DeleteI do hope and pray that Judy's nephew makes a full recovery. What a relief his face was spared. Let's hope that the other burns heal well, and that his heart is unaffected. x
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lady Ella. Yes, I hope he is recovering well. I'll post an update as soon as I hear from Judy.
DeleteYes, with those temperatures, it was probably a good decision not to make your chutney. Hopefully either your timing or the temperatures will cooperate and you will get it done.
ReplyDeleteNeighbor S with more goodies. They do sound yummy.
I'll be interested to hear about the open house.
I did manage to make the chutney, eventually, on a slightly cooler day. :)
DeleteS's goodies were delicious, but, I need to learn to say, "No, thank you" to future offers! I'm gaining weight!
I attended the open house, briefly (and received dinner!) :D I must have a sign that says, "Feed me" over my head or something! :D