Wednesday, January 2, 2013

monk soup

still a little shaky
fevers fading
chills beat
by monk brewed
soup and tea

11 comments:

  1. Sounds like a bad case of manflu. Hope the new year picks up. God bless.

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  2. I would say, "feel better", but that's so overdone. Instead I'll say, "Feel better, eh!" 'Cause that's the Canadian way.

    God grant you and your family a happy, healthy and holy new year.

    Kat

    P.S. I got a ukulele!

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  3. Monks have secret brews! :D
    Sounds like you have a special
    recipe, that warms the heart~
    Happy New Year Ollie

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  4. 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.

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  5. I hope you and I both get over our colds. I might brew myself some tea and soup later too.

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  6. Old Ollie,

    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.

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  7. Take it easy, dear. I'm glad your beginning to do better.

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  8. 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.

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  9. poor poor monk, good job tea heals everything (the British version of chicken soup)

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  10. Monk brewed soups and teas will ever do the trick... along with rest and time.

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  11. Monk's brew helped foster the civilization we currently enjoy so drink up and feel better.

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