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Monthly Archives: November 2019
Friday Links: Election
Happy Friday! I can’t decide if it’s the weather, the month or the election bringing me down. It’s probably all three, here are this week’s links: ‘Twitter blackface’: Why Michael Gove’s Stormzy comments are so egregious Food is where the … Continue reading
Allotment Adventures: Moving Compost
We have so much work to do to join the old and the new halves of the plot together but we have made inroads into the work. This weekend we moved the compost dalek on the old half to the … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, compost making, grow your own food, November 2019, raised beds, winter
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Spitalfields City Farm
I’m a Londoner, it’s something I’m extremely proud about (even though I had nothing to do with it!) but it huge part of who I am. But in common with most cities, being from here can mean lots of things, … Continue reading
Posted in London, Things I Like
Tagged city farm, compost turning, goats, parrots, pigs, sheep, small animals, Spitalfields City Farm, team building, volunteering, work
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Monday Miscellany: Aching and Tired
Happy Monday! I’m hobbling into work today because I have been broken by compost! We had a work team volunteer day at Spitalfields City Farm and I got to spend some quality time with a compost heap. Then yesterday I … Continue reading
Allotment Adventures: The Work Area
The work at the back of the plot continues. We sorted the wood we wanted to keep from the wood to be bonfire which is currently piled up in the middle of the new half, a lot of the shed … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, new half, November 2019, work
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Habit and Routine
Some of the best advice I was ever given is that “routines are just habits with a fancy name”. It’s been on my mind recently because I apparently am very into routines and I’ve been getting some shade about how … Continue reading
Posted in How I Live
Tagged habit, How I Live, what I do is not compulsory for anyone else
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Monday Miscellany: How Long is November?
Happy Monday!I’m struggling with November right now, for all the usual reasons. It’s really hard to have any motivation right now, all I really want to do is be cosy in bed and that doesn’t pay the bills! Could we … Continue reading
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Friday Links: Floods
Happy Friday! The Lib Dems hate Labour more than they hate Brexit The floods have exposed Johnson – he is equal parts reckless, careless and useless Single people are an electoral force in the US. Is the UK following suit? … Continue reading
What I Ate: Cooking and Budget Reset Wrap Up
I totally dropped the ball with documenting how I did with this, partly because I used all of my available ‘write it down’ brain power at work and partly because it was really easy to get back into the groove. … Continue reading
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Allotment Adventures: The Compost Area
After a week off, we finally started to think about our plot extension, Joe has taken what he wanted and it’s now all ours, this is the view from the back of the plot. There is lots of work to … Continue reading
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Tagged allotment, allotment adventures, autumn, compost making, extension, November, November 2019, raised beds, weeding, work
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