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Monthly Archives: January 2018
Allotment Adventures: Things are looking up
I did a very quick trip the the plot at the weekend to collect some food, I took leeks, chard, kale, black radishes and parlsey, sage and rosemary.Which is not bad for January and much better than last year but … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, grow your own, grow your own food, kitchen garden, planning, task list, waiting for Spring
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New Year, New Skin Care Routine
I’ve talked about what I use on my face in this space for a while and January always seems like a good time to talk about it. Forty-something skin is no joke, winter always shows on my face and I … Continue reading
Posted in How I Live, Shopping, Things I Like
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Monday Miscellany
Last week was hard, my first full five day working week in three months, tough. The 9 to 5 wasn’t too bad, it was all the other stuff – the commuting, getting up in the dark, the rush to be … Continue reading
Posted in How I Live, Random
Tagged allotment, How I Live, Monday Miscellany, planning, random
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Sunday Music
Sometimes music has meaning to you beyond anything the person who made the music intends or has a different meaning to the one the listener takes. (For example there is a Foo Fighters song that makes me think about Lent … Continue reading
Friday Links
Happy Friday! I’m the more happy to see a Friday come around than I’ve been for a while. this is the first straight five days I’ve done at work since 30 September last year, it’s both easier and harder than … Continue reading
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Allotment Adventures: 2018
It’s January and I’m desperate for time to hurry up and Spring to spring so I can get back to growing things. However, last year I started sowing too early, so this year I’m holding my nerve and not sowing … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, food, Gardening, grow your own, planning for the season, plot life, what to grow
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What I Read: December 2017
Yesterday, I said that I knew Ma was ill because she didn’t want to read. That was pretty much me in December. I watched a lot of Grey’s Anatomy but read hardly anything at all. Two books. Dark Eden – … Continue reading
Monday Miscellany
Last year, I posted about what I did the week before and it got a bit boring. So this year, instead of sticking to a ‘this is what I did’ post, I’ll just write whatever is on my mind when … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food, Home, Housework, How I Live
Tagged allotment, How I Live, Monday Miscellany, planning, random
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Sunday Music: I’ve Changed My Mind A Thousand Times
One of things I miss terribly is Russell Davies on Radio 2 on a Sunday night. It’s been a while but it punctuated my weekend with music that I generally didn’t know and always liked. I miss it, I still … Continue reading
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Tagged I've Changed My Mind A Thousand Times, Kay Starr, Russell Davies, sunday music
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