Tuesday, 26 September 2017

Guess the ailment!



What ails a boy who has his feet in a big bowl of warm watery Epson Salts?

When I was small it was a cup of hot Bovril and some bread. These days it's a fruity Yoghurt with a luxury foot spa.

So, what is he suffering from? Dropsy? The Vapours? In-growing toe nails?

No, after a long day running on the beach his sandals had rubbed sores onto his feet, and out came the healing Epsom Salts. 

Do they work? No idea, but I suppose it can't do any harm. The Yoghurt works; that I do know! 



28 comments:

  1. Epsom salts are just the thing for tired sore feet, no matter how old you are.

    Alphie

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    1. Epsom Salts always sound like some fictional comical product to me.

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  2. It is lovely to be pampered and someone as adorable as he is, probably gets a lot of that.

    That is a wonderful picture, Cro.

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    1. I'm sure it's just the pampering that does the magic.

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    2. Who is this cute litthe chap. He seems very concentrated on his yoghurt. Does he live à la Côte d'Azur where it's still time to run on the beach? For sore feet we use the "gros sel" , which normally we add to a winter pot au feu.

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    3. He is a foundling from Finland, sometimes know as Francis.

      Here in France we never add sore feet to a pot au feu; only ever sore hands.

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    4. Thanks for your ironic explanation. BTW in France you always add gros sel to a pot au feu but well you're a Brit. A foundling from Finland called Francis ,normally over there the trolls and gnomes doesn't look as cute.I will never catch what Brits call humour!!!

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    5. Here in France we add Gros Sel to almost all cooking that requires salt. Sel Fin is reserved for the table.

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  3. He is almost a big boy now. Time flies.

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  4. Oh I see it must be some child of your family how should I know. All your name are not real .

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    1. He is my grandson called Boo Boo.

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    2. Sorry didn't know that. He is really cute.

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    3. And I'm a bit confused I thought you had a baby grandson born this year, which you never showed us and the big boys from GB.

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    4. I have six grandSONS. Two in London, and four in Australia. The one above (Boo Boo) is the oldest of my youngest son's boys; the other one is called Micha.

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    5. Oh nice you're a blessed grandpa with six grandsons.

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    1. Ice cream should be available on prescription.

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  6. Boo Boo is so grown up now ... they grow so fast don't they ? Gorgeous boy ..... and being lovingly looked after. I bet he felt so much better. XXXX

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    1. I have a feeling it did the trick; I hope your husband gave YOU Yoghurt too!

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  7. Hirschtalg is a wonder cream for sore feet!

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    1. I can't even pronounce it; so it must be good!

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  8. Children heal quickly, unlike 60 year old men.

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  9. He is a cutie. Is he the one who ripped his pants and had no underwear on when you all were out to dinner ?

    cheers, parsnip

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    1. No, that was one of my London grandsons; Ollie. He's the comedian of the bunch.

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