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RE: Caramelized Fig, Feta, and Biltong Pasta: A Quick Lunch Recipe

in Foodies Bee Hive5 months ago

I always dry some rosemary and lavender in the window, so the kitchen always smells nice. Adding basil will make it just that much better!

Oh I would never understand and come to grips with that! My body as you say will already be asleep hahah. Luckily we do not have that problem here. (Or not that bad, in my town the sun only sets around 20:00 but where my fiance live the sun sets at 18:30, so I still experience it in some sense!)

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Yes, the smells… lovely.

I fully understand.
Here it is changing quickly now. A week ago sunset was already at 1600h
Now it is already 1500h it will get less and less fast.
I posted today a sunset from last Thursday. It was epic.

A big difference for the two of you. One will notice.
Have a nice Sunday 😊

Oh my, that really sounds crazy. So much less sun, and even the little sun you get is probably not that effective in terms of UV rays (for vitamin D) and for heating you up. I know, in the winter, I always sit in the sun to warm up a bit, as the houses in South Africa are not built to keep warmth inside, the houses become colder than the outside in the winter!

In any case, I hope that you had a good weekend!

No it is not… we started taking vitamins so we won’t encounter a shortage of vitamins. As D we don’t really get now.

Sounds the same like the houses in the south of Spain. No heating or insulation. So colder inside than outside.

Thanks, I did. Hope you too. Have a fantastic week 👋🏻😊

I have seen in my brother, who lives in the UK, how pale he has gotten since living there. You don't realise how big of an impact the sun has on your life unless you live without it for a while! Dangerous stuff if you don't get all of the vitamins in through your diet and environment.

Oh my, so it is not just a South African problem, haha! It really gets bad, as in the summer the houses traps heat, and in the winter it insulates the cold. Never in balance!

Yes, you know first hand then.
Some don’t realise… the sun has more benefits than just light. We need it to survive.

No… a lot more countries have this problem. I would say all of the Mediterranean countries have this problem with the houses. Summer and winter… like you say no balance. I know first hand.
Probably more across the pond too.

Not the best when your house, the place that should keep you warm in the winter and cold in the summer does the opposite! But such is life.

For sure, the sun is so important, from the Vitamin D to the crops it grows. And its impact on our moods as well. I know for sure when there is overcast for more than two days in a row, I already feel demotivated in some sense.

Keep well!

No it isn’t. Along the Mediterranean the houses are build for holidays. Not for permanent living. But since all the expats moved to them… they suddenly realise. It is not the paradise they thought it would be when they visited in the summer.
Such is indeed live.

The days are getting shorter and shorter here. Don’t think I ever get used to it.
Let’s hope the daytime we get will bring a lot of sun ☀️
It is very grey the last days and dark at 14:30h now.

I so understand.

Thank you, I will. Keeping myself busy hahaha.
Today a chimney man comes… let’s see what he does or says. No idea hahaha
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I'm glad I know sign language
It's pretty handy.

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Oh that realisation must not be a good one!

I understand the problem, as we humans crave the sunlight! We hate the dark haha.

Best of luck, especially in keeping busy!

Have a splendid weekend!