Things you wish you could say

[MROO]

"I have two good knees" was in the "I wish I could say" category. Truthfully, I have a bad knee and a worser knee and neither of them is speaking to me today.

I SO understand. I miss the days when I could call my knees "left and right," instead of "bad and worse!"

 

[Finchbreeder]

I am delighted that I can call my knees - a little bit wonky occasionally and a little bit wonky less occasionally.
Particularly as my 67yr old kid sister has already had one of her knees operated on and my 93yr old mum has had both done (once a full job and the 2nd time a half job)

 

[nuthatched]

Who are you and why are you here?

 

[R2elk]

I SO understand. I miss the days when I could call my knees "left and right," instead of "bad and worse!"

The best thing I ever did for my knees was to get a lift chair.

 

[notabitail]

Yeah, first time I made it I had to stop myself from eating the whole loaf. My previous attempts at baking also didn't go so well so when I saw how amazing it looked and tasted I was stoked. I also figured it'd be dense since the videos I watched on medieval bread said that their loaves were denser than ours today and since white flour was very expensive until fairly recently I figured that'd extend to a 100% whole wheat loaf too

Wish I could say I had the yummy bread you're talking about. With butter on it.