Quick ! Board up the doorway before it attacks you !Morning all.
I have a pile of ironing waiting for me in the living room. Much preferable is the mug of coffee I'm currently dealing with in the kitchen.
I thought you like curries.That's cos she's a DOG.
Cats tend to be far more discerning. Well, that's the *theory* anyway...
St. Joseph has room service, you have a menu and dietary restrictions, but the hospital also only has 140 beds at the most. In The States, you have to be pretty sick to be in the hospital. as I lost 20 pounds, I was on a diabetic medium diet and could have a pork tenderloin for lunch. Which I did, it was quite good. I was there long enough to have had the whole menu.May seem a bit trivial but too many people complain about hospital food. I have got far too much experience of it and cannot really fault it. It is mass produced cafeteria type but what else do they expect?
My wife did have a problem at one Glasgow hospital where the food was produced in Wales and transported hundred of miles to Glasgow. That was justified.
In Scotland you always get room service and a menu which includes special diets. I did lose a lot of weight on one occasion when I was in for a total of 4 weeks which ended up with one kidney less than I started with.St. Joseph has room service, you have a menu and dietary restrictions, but the hospital also only has 140 beds at the most. In The States, you have to be pretty sick to be in the hospital. as I lost 20 pounds, I was on a diabetic medium diet and could have a pork tenderloin for lunch. Which I did, it was quite good. I was there long enough to have had the whole menu.