So far today I have:
- poached some dried fruit with honey and served with a warming bowl of porridge for breakfast
- made a thick, nutritious, garlicky lentil soup for lunch
- baked a clove studded ham with a marmalade glaze for dinner tonight
- written a short poem whilst watching the snow falling:
Silent snow softly falling
Flake on flake on flake
Silent snow softly drifting
bewildered birds on frozen lake
Silent snow softly settling
Patterns and tracks animals make
Silent snow
Sshhhhhh........................................
I hope that you are all well and staying safe and warm if the snow is causing you problems.x
I like your poem and so impressed with what you have achieved in the kitchen this morning!
ReplyDeleteI think I may be back at work tomorrow-hope it's not to icy!!
Love
Lyn
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Glad to hear you are feeling a bit better now - your cooking sounds very tasty. I love your poem - I can feel the soft silence of newly fallen snow:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful poem!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you have been feeling so rough, hoping you feel much better soon x
Hello my lovely friend! Sorry you've been unwell, hope you feel soon 100% yourself! You've been a busy bee I read! Love your poem, snow makes everything so unreal
ReplyDeleteLovely poem.
ReplyDeleteNo.....my plans haven't gone to plan either. No wonder I don't make resolutions! Mine resolution was to walk home from work every other day - Huh!
Hibernating is propbably the best thing at the moment.Hope you are feeling much better. Loved the poem :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the silence of snow, broken by the crunch when you walk in it.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll make soup tomorrow...
I love the snow poem, you are clever!
ReplyDeleteAll that cooking sounds lovely…must think diet. ;0(
I hope you feel better soon…love Lou xxx
Your poem is beautiful Simone! Sorry to hear you've been sick, but I'm glad to hear you're feeling a little better! Keep taking care of you, and be sure to give Gizmo a little kiss from his Aunt Beansie in Blogland! (0; ~tina
ReplyDeleteGet well soon, keep warm - your recipies sound divine and just the job for a cold snap!
ReplyDeletePs, beautiful poem!
Take care
Julia xxx
Simone...hope you are feeling better today. You sure know how to cook up a storm...and have the time to write poetry too. Lovely little poem, by the way.
ReplyDeleteA 'PS' about jam...
ReplyDeletetry Waitrose if you have one, or sainsburys might - its not all that readily available in these parts although you might strike lucky!
Love Julia x x x
Lovely poem Simone and I hope your cold is better soon:0)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year Simone. I do hope you are feeling much better.
ReplyDeleteI have never grown up, doesn't matter how old I look, I still feel like a kid inside and am loveling all this snow.
It has been great meeting you and hope we can share so much more togther in 2010.
Carol xxx
Hello Simone - I've just stumbled upon your blog .... I think we may be kindred spirits. My favourite childhood book was Tales of Toyland. I even hunted it down when my own daughter was little and loved it all again.... I also remember making a new crepe paper dress for our Christmas fairy every year ..... simple pleasures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful poem... inspires quiet reflection.
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