So pleased to read that the sick monk has at least moved to enjoy those drinks which signify a wonderful improvement is taking hold...Soups and tea, always the most comforting of drinks:)
Best Wishes, Eileen:) Thank you for your kind Blog visits.
Soup for the body, soul, and spirit? And tea, too. I would that all sick people came to see you first, and then they might not need the IV fluids and have to come see me.
Sounds like a bad case of manflu. Hope the new year picks up. God bless.
ReplyDeleteI would say, "feel better", but that's so overdone. Instead I'll say, "Feel better, eh!" 'Cause that's the Canadian way.
ReplyDeleteGod grant you and your family a happy, healthy and holy new year.
Kat
P.S. I got a ukulele!
Monks have secret brews! :D
ReplyDeleteSounds like you have a special
recipe, that warms the heart~
Happy New Year Ollie
I would so love a bowl of your monk soup, Ollie. Keep warm, eh? Hee hee. I hear you have a ton over snow Over There.
ReplyDeleteI hope you and I both get over our colds. I might brew myself some tea and soup later too.
ReplyDeleteOld Ollie,
ReplyDeleteSo pleased to read that the sick monk has at least moved to enjoy those drinks which signify a wonderful improvement is taking hold...Soups and tea, always the most comforting of drinks:)
Best Wishes,
Eileen:)
Thank you for your kind Blog visits.
Soup for the body, soul, and spirit? And tea, too. I would that all sick people came to see you first, and then they might not need the IV fluids and have to come see me.
ReplyDeletepoor poor monk, good job tea heals everything (the British version of chicken soup)
ReplyDeleteMonk brewed soups and teas will ever do the trick... along with rest and time.
ReplyDeleteMonk's brew helped foster the civilization we currently enjoy so drink up and feel better.
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