I was up to see ‘ Reina’ back with us in ‘
Doggy World Heaven ‘ for the day, we then freshened ourselves up and had our
normal light breakfast, I then went down to our local Butchers for this
evenings supper, his best ‘Minced Beef’ for my classic ‘Cottage/Shepherd’s Pie’
It’s very mild this morning, the sun was
out early and the sky is clear & blue, there is no breeze so it’s crisp and
warm in the sunshine, by lunchtime it’s due to reach 19degs, again! Over the
next few days the tail end of another ‘ Atlantic’ storm is crossing over us
bringing some rain, wind and going a little cooler, over the weekend it’s due
to pick up and get back to normal for the time of the year, watch this space.
I have just made the ‘ Cottage Pie ‘ – I sweat
off the finely diced Onion, Garlic, Carrots, Celery & Leeks and then add a good
dash of ‘ Lee & Perrins’ with Tomato
Frito before adding the seasoned ‘Minced Beef’ along with a good strong Beef
&Vegetable Stock, adjust the seasoning and leave to cook under the able
supervision of the ‘ Second Chef ‘ – who skims it as it simmers, finally I adjusted
the consistency and pour into the glass baking dish, the ‘ Vegetable Chefs’ - ‘
famous ‘ Mashed Potato ‘ then tops off the dish and will go into the oven this
evening, and will be served, traditionally, with Garden Peas & Glazed Carrots on the side!
See below;
See below;
See below a picture taken at the official
opening of the “ Queensway Tunnel’ Liverpool, back on the 18th July
1934 by ‘ King George V & Queen Mary’ In the crowd of over 200,000 my Dad,
Tommy Sexton, was there on his racing bike, he was the first person to ride
through the 2.1 mile long tunnel under the River Mersey!
Last night after supper we settled down to
watch the next two-part episode of ‘ Silent Witness’ – this week the main
character flew to Mexico to attend the funeral of a young women who did work
experience with her, she had been murdered, however things turned dark when she
peeked into the coffin and discovered it’s not actually her friend?! Watch this
space.
Thoughts for the Day; See above.
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