Blog Friends at my house for lunch!
Val and Helen came for lunch today. This is just the third time I've met up with Val and I hope it won't be the last - she is excellent company! Helen is much more than a new blog friend; we've known each other for about 28 years - since we moved to Eltham, in fact. I wanted to introduce them to each other because they both have working backgrounds in libraries, and my instinct was correct - they got on very well. Here they are just as we were finishing lunch...they weren't quite ready for this pic - sorry ladies!
For lunch, I cooked the Oven-baked Frittata on the cover of the current issue of Super Food Ideas
Val had promised to help me set up Google Reader, so I could see at a glance which of my favourite blogs had been updated. Once we'd organised that, we had about an hour's fun experimenting with other aspects of blogging - changing colours, adding Polls and other elements to our blog, and other stuff. Here is Val setting it up for me:
For a closer look at the tablecloth on my dining room table, go to Patra's Place.
For lunch, I cooked the Oven-baked Frittata on the cover of the current issue of Super Food Ideas
Val had promised to help me set up Google Reader, so I could see at a glance which of my favourite blogs had been updated. Once we'd organised that, we had about an hour's fun experimenting with other aspects of blogging - changing colours, adding Polls and other elements to our blog, and other stuff. Here is Val setting it up for me:
For a closer look at the tablecloth on my dining room table, go to Patra's Place.
posted by Gina E. | 9:41 pm
5 Comments:
Nice to see a picture of Helen and also some pics of your garden. It looks very un-British. Which isn't really surprising...
Drat! You did post those photos! But didn't we have fun experimenting with Blogger. I must set up a poll soon. And thanks for not putting capsicum in the fritatta, which was delicious. (Greedy Val immediately helped herself to two portions, but there was plenty left over. I'm sure Ken appreciated not having capsicum in his meal!)
It certainly won't be the last time we meet up, Gina, as I think we really "click". We should think about taking the train to Geelong for the day and have a walk along the waterfront, have lunch somewhere.
Hi Gina, The Frittata recipe looks so yummy i would also leave the capsicum out, I bought the book last Wednesday in Wangaratta.Sounds like you all had a great day and I love your table setting and cloth.Sending hugs your way
Now ladies I feel truly "missed out" you know missed out on lunch! missed out on great conversation! missed out on blogging experimenting! missed out again!!!! just kidding Gina, it looks like a lot of fun I can see the cat rushing away to hide and you laughing & chatting over some great conversation.
see you all soon.
Lee-ann
I think it's cool when bloggers find each other in the global network and become friends!
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