Lets hope she has made plenty then! 
Actually I have just made myself a chicken sandwich for supper, took one bite and threw it away, for some reason just not hungry, the only thing is I have taken my Insulin plus tablets and before my Insulin my sugar levels were only 7.1, so I do have a packet of Dextro Energy tablets next to my bed just in case I go too low.
Today we are having:
Haddock, Boiled Potatoes, Cauliflower Cheese & Carrots.
Today its:
Cheese, Onion & Mushroom Omelette and Homemade Oven Chips.
Cooking my pulled pork piece for tonight. Will do rice with it.
Just had a boring supper of:
1 slice of Ham.
1 Gherkin sliced.
2 Crackers biscuits with butter.
Today its:
Marinated Chicken Breasts, 1 Roast Potato, Cabbage & Carrots.
Not really that hungry so I’m doing egg and chips for everyone and will pinch a few chips I think.
Had a breakfast of yogurt and dried apricots and it’s quite filled me up !
Roast chicken tonight. Ive cauliflower cheese left over from Sunday, so Im just doing baby roasts and peas with it - quick and easy
Steak & Kidney pud with accompanying steamed tatties and veg.
I am cooking a Pork Joint today.
So some of that and Roast potato slices, broccoli and carrots.
Hope to get the chicken cooked today, I so love a roast 
Had Lambs Liver, Mash & Peas and thick onion gravy.
Had a plate of well known tomato soup with crusty bread for lunch but going out for a steak this evening, washed down with a large glass of red.
Beer battered haddock with chips and peas
And a Wally and a slice of bread and butter and a cup of tea
Missy - what is a Wally?
That’s what I was wondering too 
Googled it, in case Missy is too busy enjoying her wally to reply - it’s a pickle!
I would never have guessed that! 
British colloquial term for the gherkin. Originally it was London slang corruption of the word “Olive” but when Eastern European immigrants arrived in the late 19th Century they brought a liking for pickled cucumbers which, like olives, were sold from wooden barrels and also began to be referred to as a wallies (mostly in the east-end of London).
Could have been worse - could have called it a pickled w*illy!