Myself and R left her place and went to a cafe for brunch. After some quite warm weather, it had turned cold, grey and wet. It did not put us off our scrambled eggs with chorizo , mushrooms and tomatoes and fantastic coffee.
Now several hours later I am hungry and it is still a while until dinner time. Several pieces of Turkish Delight is not like having a late lunch. I'll just have one more piece.
Jack loved the morning sun and no, that is not the remains of his mother on the couch.
Jack is adorable and that's a great photo. If I had that Turkish delight, it would be in the past tense.
ReplyDeleteIt's a large box Mitchell, well somewhat reduced several hours later.
DeleteDitto from me on all 3 points Mitchell.
DeleteAndrew I am pleased to see you treated the doglet well. bless you.
I know not every home has the space or time for a pet. But the joy of an animal is endless.
ReplyDeleteWhen the children were young, we had a kelpie collie cross, a beautiful dog who lived for 14.5 years. Then a handsome black labrador who was more special than most of the relatives. He lived for 12 years.
Hels, kids should always grow up with pets.
DeleteHe looks like a chirpy chappy does he not?
ReplyDeleteLively is a good word John, but chirpy chappy is nice.
DeleteSounds like you're going to miss Jack, he is pretty cute, especially lying on the sheepskin rug :) have a piece of Turkish Delight pour moi ! Btw has Fen worked her magic on your header, it looks fabulous..
ReplyDeleteGrace, she hasn't quite finished yet, but I am very happy with her efforts.
DeleteWhat a beautiful dog Jack is! We really do get attached quickly to furry friends don't we?
ReplyDeleteKeith, I love the trust that they have in us.
DeleteAwww... returning him to his number 1 pack must be quite painful.
ReplyDeleteHave a piece of turkish delight, it should make you feel at least a little bit better.
FC, some many hours later, I'd better check that household management hasn't consumed it all.
DeleteHe is a cute little bloke, sad to say goodbye, does he visit we have Angus every thursday but they are looking to bye a house in the inner city so maybe he won't visit so much then.
ReplyDeleteI love good turkish delight only it doesn't last long.
Merle..................
That would be sad Merle. I think you really enjoy having him there. So far, no one has yuk about Turkish Delight.
Deletere lovers of Turkish Delight: visiting recently, a friend offered Rose Tea. It tasted like turkish delight (do Turks just call it Delight?)
ReplyDeleteIt was loose tea and appeared to be tiny rosebuds.
She got it as a gift, and it was not in it's original packaging, so I am now looking for it anywhere. The one at ALDI is not roses don't fall for it.
Em Stacks, they probably call it Foreign Delight and it is rare that they will ever eat it. The tea sounds interesting. When we returned Jack, they offered us some Turkish Apple Tea and it wasn't too bad.
ReplyDeleteAnd of course we treated the doglet well. R missed his company today.
ReplyDeleteMarshall Stacks; rose tea? I'll have to look for it in our specialty tea shops, there are a couple that have sprung up in Adelaide in the last couple of years. I love turkish delight, but not that awful cheap stuff from the Reject Shop. Jack looks to be a maltese terrier or at least part. Is he? I saw a longer haired version this morning on my way home from voting, so white and fluffy, like he'd just had a bath.
ReplyDeleteWhat did you change with your comments? The reply to each individual post is gone! I just emailed you the header - I moved the font again, hopefully this file behaves itself!
ReplyDeleteJack is very cute.
Fen, I think I may change it back as I really dislike it like this, but Jah Teh said she can't comment with the previous format.
ReplyDeleteRiver, I think he is part Maltese and part West Highland White Terrier and part Shitzu.
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