J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by RoseR

I dont get older, I get younger :lol:

RossF wrote:I think so, 19 in 10 days :(

I cant even remember being 19. Actually at 19 I had been married 3 years :oops:

RossF wrote:Think racing snake, built for speed. Just enjoying eat as much as I like, when I like.

I am living some kind of swedish sauna ikea dream whilst the parents are away, heating on full during the day and they will never find out 8)

Sooooooooo the wild parties at yours then Ross :lol: And they will find out about the heating.........when the bill comes in

RossF wrote:You can get Lingonberry here, Rose. I am pretty sure it is also illegal to take meat between countries.. or something.

Little did Lucy know but Rudolf would be in her stew that very night...

I did'nt know that, I know you get loganberry's here but not lingonberry. We thought the same on the meat front, so did,nt bring any actual meat back, but we were allowed sealed cans and containers of meats.
As for your reindeer picture, it was really difficult to visit reindeer farms and see them wild, and then go to a restaurant and eat them. Had to distance myself from the two.

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Lynn_D wrote:

RoseR wrote:To-day I will mostly be eating reindeer pate.........nice

Sounds tasty - never tried reindeer but would like to give it a go. Did you bring this back from Finland with you?

No, it is the wild Reindeer in Bournmouth he has :P

No its wild foxs and squirells we have, dont fancy them much :lol:

Lynn_D wrote:

RoseR wrote:To-day I will mostly be eating reindeer pate.........nice

Sounds tasty - never tried reindeer but would like to give it a go. Did you bring this back from Finland with you?

Yes, bought quite a few of their speciality foods back with us. Reindeer and bear pate, lingonberry and cloudberry jams and jellys and sauces.
Reindeer is lovely meat supposed to be good for you as its high in vits and minerals and no fat. I preferred it when it was used in soups, pate etc rather than a huge steak. But very nice all the same.

To-day I will mostly be eating reindeer pate.........nice

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bandit wrote:I still had a few "cold hands" incidents in January though :(

My wife has trouble with those... although, oddly, they seem to coincide with me experiencing a "clip round the ear" incident...

I don't think it's altitude-related though.

My hands literally froze about 15mins into a snowmobile safari and I still had a good 4hrs to go. But within another 15mins they were toasty hot. I could'nt explain, but Hubby said he had fathomed the controls and had swithched on heated seats, heated handlebars, and heated grab handles at the back for me..........pure bliss.