Dragonstar – Thanks! Yes, I’m a sucker for horses! And they’d have looked very handsome with horse brasses, wouldn’t they?

Sandy – It’s a Canon DSLR, one of the earlier models.

Sema – Thanks for rescuing me from the Spam! I have to do that sometimes, too.

Jabblog – Thank you!

Lin – I may have remembered it wrongly, but I think he’s a Shire cross – maybe with a Clydesdale?

No hummingbirds here, sadly. They’re such pretty little things!

Rhymeswithplague – Hahaha! Oh yes – although I haven’t seen the movie, I know about that scene.

Petra – Yes, I think the Central Park horses wear them too.

Thanks for letting me know about the recipe. It is as I suspected – they may not be a decent substitute for egg in this case. Oh well. C’est la vie.

Mr N – I don’t think so – one was a Percheron, the other (if I remember rightly) a Shire cross. But Percherons, Shires and Clydesdales are all ‘heavy’ or ‘draft’ horses, so I guess they have a similar build.

ethelmaepotter – Thank you! Well .. it begins with ‘H’, doesn’t it? LOL!

p.s. I’ve copied and pasted the reply about a replacement for eggs in the “Vegetables” recipe. I was surprised by dLife’s answer although I appreciate that it didn’t neglect the question:

Thanks for your question! We’re so glad our recipes are working out for you. Unfortunately, we do not have a working chef on site at dLife, so we can’t answer that
question for you ourselves. We’d have to look it up on google, and since you know better than we what you’re
looking for, that’s the best we can suggest. Sorry we could not be of more help.

Stay well,
Kate Horowitz

Kate Horowitz
Editorial Assistant
dLife: For Your Diabetes Life!