…For those who didn’t realise it’s THIS SUNDAY! Continue reading Mother’s Day Gifts
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Perfect Porridge
In these snowy times, there is only one option for breakfast.
Apple and blackberry porridge! Continue reading Perfect Porridge
LFW 2018
Exciting post looks like this:
And when your inbox becomes crowded with invites, you know one thing: it’s London Fashion Week! Continue reading LFW 2018
The Only Story by Julian Barnes
‘Would you rather love the more, and suffer the more; or love the less and suffer the less? That is, I think, finally, the only real question.’ Continue reading The Only Story by Julian Barnes
Valentine’s Day Book
For a little light (or should I say… dark?) reading, this collection of short stories is the one you need. Continue reading Valentine’s Day Book
Apple Flapjack Crumble
One of my childhood favourites! Continue reading Apple Flapjack Crumble
January Books
‘The Mermaid and Mrs Hancock’ plot: We are in London. It is 1785. Jonah Hancock has just had his ship sold… for a mermaid. Suddenly, his life changes. He moves in different circles and meets courtesan Angelica Neal. They get married and things become complicated. Continue reading January Books
Gingerbread Cake Recipe
This is not a marble. This is gingerbread cake. Spritely. Warm. Comforting. Dark and light, with a light lemon drizzle icing. The best cake to eat in January. Continue reading Gingerbread Cake Recipe
For a Cosy January…
January! Things we can do to help: Plan exciting activities and walks (click here for inspiration.) Eat well, cook and bake yummy foods (things like a hearty chicken stew, comforting spaghetti bolognaise, snack on flapjacks). And get cosy with the assistance of…
My January face needs help! Neal’s Yard Rose Hydrating Toner is just the stuff to sweep across your face for soft and soothed skin. Continue reading For a Cosy January…
Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng Review
People who live in Shaker Heights abide by the rules. But not Mia Warren, Shaker’s latest resident who has rented a flat from Mrs Richardson. She moves in with her teenage daughter Pearl and their lives become entwined with the Richardsons and the community. Continue reading Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng Review