Saturday, May 05, 2012
Oh Yes!!! — Six Word Saturday — "Welcome Jim" / Happy Cinco de Mayo!!!
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My Six Words:
Describe your life
(or something) in a phrase using just six words for Six Word Saturday. Click the
box at right to visit Cate's blog with Mr. Linky showing all the other blogs
participating this week. Cate is the boss at Six Word Saturday. She would like
for you to participate.
My Six Words:
Ain't it nice to feel Welcome!!!
Where am I?
Being picked up by the driver of an ordered car--
Being picked up by the driver of an ordered car--
At the London Airport to visit the grandkids and their parents,
(scroll down after this post reappears)
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Describe your life
(or something) in a phrase using just six words for Six Word Saturday. Click the
box at right to visit Cate's blog with Mr. Linky showing all the other blogs
participating this week. Cate is the boss at Six Word Saturday. She would like
for you to participate.
This also could have been:
Have a Happy Cinco de Mayo!
(test your knowledge here)
Labels: 2012 April in Europe, Holiday Posts, Jim Does, Six Word Saturday, Travel
Thursday, May 03, 2012
Jim's are eating today -- Things in a Row -- Two Questions -- MidWeek Blues
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Forgive me about not having very much blue today. But try to imagine the WHOLE ATLANTIC OCEAN for a lot more. Just a teaser is out the side of the ship where we are having our snack.
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We are sitting here with an afternoon 'snack' by the seaside. These tables are on the forward deck between at the side of the pool and were overlooking one of the pools.
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At right are a couple of the pub snacks, fish and chips and prawns (shrimp to Texans) and chips.
Believe it or not, we have not had fish and chips since we have come to London, U.K. on April 11th. .
Did you wonder where I had gone, obviously being very scarce in the blogging world? I did post from the ship a little acrostic poem on my other blog.
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Next in order are:
1) My half of a pizza that we had in the pizza parlor. That was after one of our on-shore activities that took us from the dining room at lunch time;
2) An order of Mussels in the dining room. They were really good!
3) A midnight snack to take with my meds. I ate a lot of this cheese assortment with crackers and some fresh fruit in our room;
4) An afternoon snack of a shrimp salad and a minature Key Lime pie while Mrs. Jim was playing bridge with some ladies;
5) What was left, i.e. throw away stuff, from my last on-board breakfast (several strips of crisp bacon, one slice of English bacon, one fried egg, yolk-broken-over-hard, a fried potato patty, three small link portions of English sausage, two canned peach halves, a slice of pineapple, an orange, a ring of salmon with biscuit and cream cheese, a small piece of smoked mackrel, tomato juice, and coffee--I would have had two small pancakes but today's had almond slices baked in them, generally it will be fruit of some kind baked in) yesterday; and finally
6) Not an ice sculpture but a little longer lasting fun sculpture under glass.
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Enlarge on any or all of these for better views.
For more things in a
row please visit Pat's Things in a
Row post. You might like to post your own
'Things in a Row.'
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And now for my Thursday Two Questions: (See Thursday Two Questions by Self Sagacity for more reading. You could also make your own by checking in at this link.)
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Last week I wasn't here. On April 19th you told me about your views and experiences with playing with the children and your parks. The bonus question was about your childhood memories concerning activities with adults such as a parent, grandparent, aunt or uncle, etc. That last was a fun discussion. If you missed it or want to read the comments go to the April 19th posting.My Two Questions for this week:
.1. What part of eating during travel do you enjoy the most?
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Obviously I like cruise ship food. You can search my blog for these, I've posted quite a few. I think the Queen Mary II had the best!
Obviously I like cruise ship food. You can search my blog for these, I've posted quite a few. I think the Queen Mary II had the best!
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2. What is your favorite 'going-out-to-eat' food?.
Actually a nice hamburger is high on my list. I like lettuce, tomato (I remove the seeds), and mustard. I often bring a slice of no-fat cheese for it. Also I order the pickles and onion slices to be on the side. Here in London a nice fish and chip plate is my fave. And I've not even had one yet except on the cruise ship. They were not the best but would do after I took off some of the excessive batter stuff.
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Bonus Question: Tell us about your bacon eating habits. .
I don't eat very much bacon as it is not on my low chloresteral food plan. When I do eat it my first action is to blot it thoroughly to remove any excess grease from the frying or microwaving. Then I tear off the fatty strips and only eat the very leanest meat out (see the picture above of all the discarded fat and fatty strip pieces).
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If you want to post a MidWeek Blues
picture, go get directions from Rebecca by clicking on the logo picture on
the right. She has a Mr. Linky and good directions . Just do what I did.
Or do less. All she requires is a BLUE
PICTURE, you don't have to write.
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If you want to post a MidWeek Blues
picture, go get directions from Rebecca by clicking on the logo picture on
the right. She has a Mr. Linky and good directions . Just do what I did.
Or do less. All she requires is a BLUE
PICTURE, you don't have to write.Labels: 2012 April in Europe, Eating, Food, Midweek-Blues, Things-in-a-row, Thursday-Two-Questions, Travel
