I´ll have lots of things to do tomorrow.
By marguicha
@marguicha (228139)
Chile
August 10, 2025 9:41pm CST
Tomorrow my eldest daughter iss coming for lunch. I am preparing a wonderful luncheon as I see her about once every year.
I have appetizers and will prepare tomorrow a escalivada (I just learned that the French name for escalivada is ratatouille). Then, as the main dish, she wanted tongue and boiled potatoes with homemade mayo.
And I still have cake if she want some or ice cream.
Awesome.
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After lunch, Camila will come to take me to the drugstore to fetch me vitamin D. I hope it helps. I have noticed that I am not interested in eating much. And then, at about 3 AM, my tummy starts to hurt.
Finally Mario did not come to fix my bed. I don´t knnow when he will come.
My last piece of news is that the cane is in a corner of my room. Í´m walking slowly with my own feet.
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@RasmaSandra (87892)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
6h
I hope you have a nice lunch with your daughter, Glad you are feeling better now, Me too, my four pronged cane stands by but my bum knee is doing fine again and I can walk well without it,
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@celticeagle (178216)
• Boise, Idaho
14h
You should try to eat alittle something. It's not good to go without.
I hope you enjoy your visit with your daughter. Sounds like quite a spread you are making.
Hopefully you can continue to do without the cane. Good for you!
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@marguicha (228139)
• Chile
Just now
I cook the veggies for the escalivada in my electric oven. That´s how I was taught. I have seen lately online the ratatouille in an oven too but cut in a different way.
@wolfgirl569 (120626)
• Marion, Ohio
15h
Enjoy the visit. Sorry he didn't get the bed fixed.
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@LindaOHio (197427)
• United States
18h
I'm so glad your daughter is coming for lunch; and I'm glad you are able to walk without your cane.
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@MarieCoyle (47120)
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23h
I hope you have a wonderful time with your girl, Marga. That's great news about the cane...if you get out and about and shop, etc. will you take it with you? I am glad you can walk, but you might get tired out if you walk super far. Take good care!
@rsa101 (39781)
• Philippines
23h
It sounds like tomorrow will be a really special day—sharing a lovely lunch with your eldest daughter after a whole year apart. Your menu already sounds delicious, especially the escalivada and the tongue with boiled potatoes and homemade mayo. It’s great that you’re also feeling well enough to walk on your own without the cane—that’s a big milestone! I hope your vitamin D helps with your appetite and that your tummy starts behaving better soon. And fingers crossed Mario finally shows up to fix that bed!
