Felled!

When you're in the 50+ bracket & not too inclined to physical fitness, a few extra late nights and earlier mornings can have a devastating affect. So yesterday, I hardly got out of bed and I'm still wheezing today. A couple of hot whiskies - not the preferred way to drink whiskey in my opinion - have helped. So today, it's back to work for a short while or as long as I can cope. Just trying to work out what awards we have received this year as I'm the main record keeper and if I don't do something when it occurs to me, it won't happen.
Le Confrérie des Chevaliers du Goute-Boudin: Silver & Bronze;
Great Taste Awards (U.K.): 1 Gold Star;
Belling West Cork Artisan Producer of the Year: Winner.
Until tomorrow:
Avril

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