Two weeks ago we went to Hereford, a cathedral city in Herefordshire.
Hereford lies on the River Wye and borders with Wales. D tried to remind me that we had been there before, but I really did not remember when.
Saturday, 11 August 2018
Sunday, 5 August 2018
Things on my Wooden Floating Shelf
A few weeks ago, we had some new windows put in. D decided to inject some colour into the space and put up some wooden 'floating shelves'. This room is actually supposed to be a conservatory, but it hardly gets any sun, so we decided between the two of us it would be an extension of the kitchen.
This extended kitchen space is looking even more awesome now, as I have got to showcase some of our hard earned kitchenalia from years gone, including Tierra Negra pots, Fairtrade tea cups and saucers from Natural Collection. Some Le Creuset soup bowls with lid (all on the top shelf), as well as many unbranded kitchen gifts from from family and friends.
Here is a picture of the extended kitchen space with a breakfast table for two (on the left) looking out onto the garden. D has been loving this aspect of the space, as he will come down with his ipad, make himself a black coffee and gaze out at the birds on the feeder.
Some of you may remember last year we purchased a grocers wooden crate fruit vegetable stand (right at the back in the photograph above) as I wanted something to stack my collection of storage glass jars. Some Kilner, some LaParfait some and some up-cycled coffee jars all holding lentils, rice, flours, spices and other dried foods.
Here is my charcoal Magimix that D got me well over a decade ago when we lived in Glasgow. He got it for me for Christmas. I have a photograph of me unwrapping it. I am ashamed to say that I have hardly used it as I tend to do everything with my hands, but I will make more of an effort.
We went to a place called Ledbury a few weeks ago and stumbled across a shop selling old and new nick nacks. We saw this cereal and dry food dispenser. As we tend to buy a lot of our dried goods in bulk like beans and lentils, I couldn't resist it, it was a affordable bargain price. Some girls and boys come back with new shoes, I go to a new town and come back with a piece for the kitchen. I feel ever so posh now. I have pasta, dried fruit, rolled oats and rice in it so far.
Tiffany style tea-cup lamp. If you look at the first photograph, you will also see a Tiffany style tea-pot lamp. I love these. D got them for me when we moved back to Wales. He does love me very much.
Some storage jars. I picked these up for 50p each at a Car Boot Sale. They compliment others that I have at home with olives, herbs and spices.
This extended kitchen space is looking even more awesome now, as I have got to showcase some of our hard earned kitchenalia from years gone, including Tierra Negra pots, Fairtrade tea cups and saucers from Natural Collection. Some Le Creuset soup bowls with lid (all on the top shelf), as well as many unbranded kitchen gifts from from family and friends.
Here is a picture of the extended kitchen space with a breakfast table for two (on the left) looking out onto the garden. D has been loving this aspect of the space, as he will come down with his ipad, make himself a black coffee and gaze out at the birds on the feeder.
Some of you may remember last year we purchased a grocers wooden crate fruit vegetable stand (right at the back in the photograph above) as I wanted something to stack my collection of storage glass jars. Some Kilner, some LaParfait some and some up-cycled coffee jars all holding lentils, rice, flours, spices and other dried foods.
Here is my charcoal Magimix that D got me well over a decade ago when we lived in Glasgow. He got it for me for Christmas. I have a photograph of me unwrapping it. I am ashamed to say that I have hardly used it as I tend to do everything with my hands, but I will make more of an effort.
We went to a place called Ledbury a few weeks ago and stumbled across a shop selling old and new nick nacks. We saw this cereal and dry food dispenser. As we tend to buy a lot of our dried goods in bulk like beans and lentils, I couldn't resist it, it was a affordable bargain price. Some girls and boys come back with new shoes, I go to a new town and come back with a piece for the kitchen. I feel ever so posh now. I have pasta, dried fruit, rolled oats and rice in it so far.
Tiffany style tea-cup lamp. If you look at the first photograph, you will also see a Tiffany style tea-pot lamp. I love these. D got them for me when we moved back to Wales. He does love me very much.
Some storage jars. I picked these up for 50p each at a Car Boot Sale. They compliment others that I have at home with olives, herbs and spices.
Wednesday, 1 August 2018
Welcoming Your August Eat Your Summer Greens
So it's August and it's my turn to host this months Eat Your Greens challenge. To participate in the #EatYourGreens challenge all you have to do is make either a vegan or vegetarian recipe with green vegetables or fruit on your blog. Then copy the blog link to the comment section below.
If your looking for some seasonal inspiration, then please do check out the Eat Your Greens Round Up hosted last month by The VegHog.
For more details Follow this link on how to participate just please remember to link back to the host page (this page) and my co-host The VegHog.
The use of the new #EatYourGreens logo is optional, but is appreciated. The deadline is the 30th August 2018 and the Round up will be on the 1st September - wow, this year is flying by.
If your looking for some seasonal inspiration, then please do check out the Eat Your Greens Round Up hosted last month by The VegHog.
For more details Follow this link on how to participate just please remember to link back to the host page (this page) and my co-host The VegHog.
The use of the new #EatYourGreens logo is optional, but is appreciated. The deadline is the 30th August 2018 and the Round up will be on the 1st September - wow, this year is flying by.
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