For the first time in ages, I have a few spoons and I have been having a few days of respite from my fibromyalgia flare.
It is forecast to rain over the next few days, and the weather is cold, so I probably will find this respite all too brief. But, we live in hope.
I have been taking stock of our pantry and fridge because many abattoir workers have been taken ill with the virus and only one abattoir in Victoria remains empty. Which means that there will soon be a shortage of meat and in particular, mince.
Also here the Covid cases are mounting fast and we have been given stay at home orders. So I will be doing my grocery shopping online. I want to make sure I rotate the food we have and don't over buy on things. So that is my plan for today.
I have some bread dough proofing and I will bake that for tonight. I will be serving crumbed fish, mash and salad with it for dinner.
My washing and dishes are up to date and that makes me happy. In fact, I am very happy up here despite the quarantine.
I love our home here in the country and I feel very happy and grateful to God for giving us this home. If one has to be under lockdown, I can't think of a nicer place to do it.
Xena is happy here as well. It's been cold lately but we have turned the heater off as the sun comes in the back sliding door and warms the lounge room nicely.
Obviously not enough for Xena who spotted Chris's new Oodie on the couch, and so decided to make a little nest in it for herself.
I have a pink one, Chris has a navy one. Best money I ever spent. We love them and it looks like with Xena, that Baby makes three!
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