Thank goodness, the penny dropped at last
I've made my first batch of golden paste. Wasn't sure of the consistency it should be, did it dropping consistency like a cake

Yes that's right June it needs to be fairly thick but so you can drop it off a spoon into their food. You should try some too for your aches and pains.

Gave everyone some, and Zen Doesn't Like Itshe ate round it, offered her the dish again and she recoiled like there was a snake in there, everyone else had a go though.
You might know she'd be an Awkward Madam, history tells me that

Did you mix it in well June or maybe try it with some yoghurt or cottage cheese.

She can't have yogurt or cottage cheese at present, the others had theirs under a blob of cottage cheese with yogurt on top. I put hers on top of her veg and chopped up chicken with baked potato on top of it. Will have to mix it in with her meat for the morning. Little Madam she is. Others were quite happy to lick what she'd left off her dish, I tried all of them and they never bothered, if its food, in a bowl, then its eaten

Always one. Possibly find she may take it better mixed in her meat lets hope so anyway as she is the main reason you are making it.

I have been meaning to make it for Cariad and Lona for a very long time, but not actually done it, this thing with Zen has given me the kick up the bum I need, but of course nothings easy is it. It'll be all mashed up tonight for breakfast tomorrow, and see what happens then

I await the news in anticipation.
Settled down to watch the 100 year old drivers. Rebooted.

Watching the food thing on BBC1, fascinates me how much people spend in supermarkets
Just seen Boris is Foreign Secretary, that'll put the wind up 'em

at Boris not sure if that's good or bad. See Osborne has thrown his toys out of the pram and resigned. Can't say I'm sad about that.
Will watch the BBC1 on catch up this 100 year old driver is quite funny little things coming out which remind me of mum and dad.
If they didn't tell you where in the country they lived I'd swear they all lived in Norfolk.