Dirty Feet and Rubble in my Hair - Limousin
Dirty Feet and Rubble in my Hair is Roz’s blog which follows on from her Old Blog With The Same Name.
Roz mainly writes about her main interests, her animals, her husband and her home.
And, amongst the more sensible stuff, you can find posts about Bathtub Sledging (surely a sport for the next Winter Olympics?) and we say Goodbye to Crispy and Bombay (the ducks).
And then, in Roast Duck, we eat them.
Of course, the duck that escaped the visit to the big duckpond in the sky, has to register her views in… Duck Protest.
And quite right too, I’m sure a bit of protest build up muscle tone and, as a result, the duck will taste even better when it is her turn to visit the big duckpond……
In a post tagged… Cocks, Hens and Inbreeding, I learned about a Cock called Dennis and, in a post aptly named Doh!, I watched Roz glue her hands together (having once super-glued my hand to a computer in front of a client, I can fully sympathise!)
Perhaps more importantly, we learn about life as a paramedic and, even if we already knew it, we find out that every day counts in Harder than Hard.
Although Dirty Feet and Rubble in my Hair is young (in this incarnation), there is plenty of interest in there so….
Why not pop over and visit Roz (and Tam and Tess and… Neil?)
Tell them I said hello and….
Most important of all….
Keep your eyes open for any fit and tasty looking protesting ducks; just about ready to visit the big duckpond……
All the best
A selection of Books About France that might interest you
- Lyon, pocket guides, 3rd
- Remote Britain
- Gavrelle: Arras (Battleground Europe)
- Going to Live in Paris: How to Live and Work in France's Great Capital
- Little Bit of Paris
- The Rough Guide to France
- Toute Allure: Falling in Love in Rural France
- Burgundy: How to Find Great Wines Off the Beaten Track (Mitchell Beazley Discovering Wine Country)
- La Cuisine de Joel Robuchon: A Seasonal Cookbook
- Sensations : 288 recettes de pâtisseries












