as for this week, I have mostly been enjoying...
Making this for the Port Eliot flower show...
sunshine amidst the showers
bellydancing
a new (vintage) dress given to me by a kind friend...yey
eating fresh salad from the garden
smiles from strangers
seeing my mama shine
smiles from strangers
seeing my mama shine
check out Monica's and many more pockets of joy over at Bohemium Twilight.
Wishing all you lovelies a fab weekend x
Such fun pockets of joy! I love Hugh and his recipes and his sense of justice for hens and their eggs and the fish stocks...your scarecrow is very handsome if a little scary and the belly dancing and vintage dress sound fabulous. I tried belly dancing once but it sure is more difficult than it looks. Off to try and find that soda bread recipe - it looks yummy! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThanks Annabella! I make the soda bread with live naurual yoghurt, as its easier to find than buttermilk. I do love Hugh's attitudes towards food and animals. The river cottage series has definately inspired me. And as for bellydancing, it is so much harder than it looks but its the most fun exercise Ive ever done!. The teacher is so fab, she really makes it easy and we have such a laugh learning it. I'm hoping that I might even get some stomach muscles back!!
ReplyDeleteoops thats was supposed to say 'natural yoghurt'!
ReplyDeletea new vintage dress and no-knead bread, excellent!
ReplyDeleteJam rocks!!!!!!!! Glad you're enjoying it xx Today we froze naurual yoghurt with that jam into froghurt lollies YUMMMY!!! :D
ReplyDeleteooh good plan, Ive never tried to freeze yoghurt...I'll give it a go too i reckon! x
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