Husband says it's my granny's fault. I was brought up on home-cooked food and taught to look down on anything ready-made. That's not to say I don't use lots of sauces and other things that make life easier but I do still have standards. Having said that I think we ate packet rice the other week owing to a shortage of real rice and it was perfectly acceptable with curry. It was also very delicious curry that Elder Son made.
I wonder if you know - or have noticed from the side panel - that I have a number of blogs.
Middle-aged, fat and frumpy is a record of my numerous slimming attempts. As you can see I started it a long while ago, when I could still be considered to be middle-aged.
This Time Next Year is written by Alison, the heroine of my first novel of the same name. She is currently getting quite excited about a number of things that are happening in her life.
Not another wannabe writer is about my writing experiences,
I also have two FaceBook usernames - liz.hinds1 and LizHinds99 - as well as two Twitter names one of which is Liz_Hinds99 (my writing twitter). I'm on Pinterest twice or possibly once (hindsliz) and I think Instagram too.
It's no wonder I:
a) don't have time for writing my novel;
b) don't know what day it is let alone who I am.
But if you'd like to visit me, follow me, like me, buy me chocolate in any of these places I'd be delighted to see you.
6 comments:
Granny was right. Home cooked food (or raw food) is much better for you than processed food with all its dubious ingredients. But I do have a weakness for Sainsbury's cheese and onion rolls.
Nothing wrong with Uncle Ben's Rice . I do cook my own rice too . Just use these now and again . Come in handy.
With all your social media sites and handles, you're a modern "Man of a Thousand Faces"
We all have our weaknesses, nick.
No, quite, Anne. Packets come in handy.
If only I knew which one I was wearing at any one time, debra.
All these instant snacks are too salty and the list of ingredients is usually scary.
They are, Sonata. Most are unpronounceable chemicals. (Whoa! I spelled that right first time!)
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