27 sentiments shared

I fear..

I’m turning into Grandad.
This is what makes up the greater part of my meals lately.
And positively delights me in the process.
Tea and bikkies, anyone?

1. Elda says:

   Hum Yummy.

   
2. Amie Liz says:

   Yes, please. What will you do with all of us if we show up on your doorstep?

   
3. Steph C says:

   If i can have coffee instead, i’ll be a happy girl :)

   
4. Kym says:

   Oooo. At first I thought it was a hot chocolate & that got my dribbles running SO I’ll have a hot choccie with mine please.
   mmmmmm
   xx

   
5. dani says:

   s, if you ever find that grandan is missing…
   i’ve got him:)
   l,
   d xxxxx… x

   
6. Amber Filkins says:

   Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm…..sounds yummy!

   
7. Jennifer says:

   I found your blog via a good friend…your posts made me cry – for nearly an hour…your strength, love and amazing courage are true gifts, I thank you for.

   You are amazingly strong, and so beautiful…I pray that you continue to heal…and that your family know all of the love, warmth, and joy, life has to offer.

   Blessings and love.

   
8. megand says:

   And the problem being???? I loove those biccies!!!!!!!!

   
9. Jen says:

   Dare I ask……….do you dunk??!!?? (I am a dunker through and through)

   
10. Vanessa T says:

    I’ll teach you how to make your own biscuits Missy – you’ll never look back:)))

    
11. Linda says:

    Oh I’m a real tea totler (sp?)…and love butternut cookies, so you can count me in! Yum Yummmmm :)

    
12. Kylie says:

    You can never, ever have too many pots of tea with family and friends. Every dinner, crisis, celebration, morning and afternoon tea was met with a pot of tea in my family and I gladly carry on the tradition.’Say when’ and I’ll be there Sheye!

    
13. Saskia says:

    I agree with Kylie… you can never drink too much tea. I’m putting that theory to the test!

    I recently found your blog. Your story has made me cry and also given me hope. Your photos are so heartbreakingly beautiful. I hope you continue to become stronger.

    With love, Saskia x

    
14. Rach says:

    Sounds good to me! :o)

    
15. Sheye says:

    Well yes, I do dunk. With a British husband in the house it’s mandatory.
    Vanessa whats say you cook them and send them and I’ll eat them?
    And totally agree, tea makes it better :)

    
16. emily says:

    looks good to me!

    
17. Melinda says:

    Mmmm. I’ll take one, or two. Or 3 or four.

    
18. tara pollard pakosta says:

    YUM! i wish i could sit and have tea with yoU!
    tara

    
19. Abby says:

    Me Me Me! Although at 5 months pregnant I think I am in danger of turning into a blimp rather than grandpa.

    I’d love some baby name inspiration Sheye – you picked such gorgeous names for all of yours x

    
20. Sini says:

    Mmmmmm yummy. I don’t usually comment on your blog (I read it religiously) but I just had to comment on this post. I love butternut snap cookies! *Drools* Now you’ve made me hungry!

    
21. Vanessa says:

    Snap!!!

    Kara is hooked on those atm … they were my fav as a kid too :) Not a tea drinker though ~ coffee adict instead. x

    
22. Vanessa says:

    Doh… that would be addict. Hate seeing a typo after hitting submit….

    
23. Denise says:

    Yummo – who doesn’t love a good cup of joe or a good cup of tea and the cookies/biscuits are just icing on the cake!! It’s a nice thing we do for ourselves. My friend and I sat for hours over tea last week when I was visiting her, literally hours, talking and sipping. It was what I needed. Love, Love, Love, Denise.

    
24. Belinda says:

    Have you heard of the ever yummy choc ripple cake made from choc ripple biscutes dipped in brandy and creamed together and made into a log well you can do the same with butternut snap yummo

    
25. Liza says:

    you gotta go the chocolate butternut snaps Sheye!!

    
26. amy says:

    Ohhh, I’m so glad I’m not the only one. Loving the pictures x

    
27. PamperingBeki says:

    Looks like a perfectly good meal to me!