Monday's lunch is simple...

It's true, after the Weekend, Monday lunch is kept simple.
A little glass as apero, some pasta "bolognese" with lots of onions
and garlic, a touch of cheese, all (apart from the apero) washed down
with a little Italian red (good for the digestion, bad for the health,
figure that one out!!).
Then off for the Doctor prescribed "siesta" up until 17hrs - then an
expresso coffee.
All very, very bad for everything, so why am I still here...?
Really, this article is just to let you know that I AM still here.......

(iwmpop) mr le Marquis.


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A confirmed and adjured European.

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