Monthly Archives: October 2010

Schedules, Mess-Ups, and A Stroll By Parisian Statues

Jardin des Tuileries

Happy Friday, luvs!I’m not feeling so well today, so I’m dressing cozily in sweater and jeans, keeping myself warm with lots of herbal tea, and looking forward to a weekend of resting and reading a jolly good book I found at a thrift store. Last night I wrote a Master List of all the projects...

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An Old Amsterdam Canal House Garden

Willet-Holthuysen

There’s something quite lovely about exploring someone else’s garden.There is no work to be done, no weeds I must pull, nothing I need to water or prune. It is pure enjoyment. Last October my friend Amy and I entered the doors of the Museum Willet-Holthuysen in Amsterdam. The stunning 17th Century canal house was once...

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Friends, Folks and Savory Red Lentil Dal

Candles

Eating at my Mum’s table is always a wonderful experience. Guests are greeted with warm hugs and beaming smiles and ushered into her beautifully decorated living room where they’re regaled with jokes from my Dad as Mums bustles about getting everything ready. Last week was no exception. Our cold weather made its first appearance and...

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Exploring the Back Streets of Cozumel

Cozumel Tower

Brrr!! It’s been cold, rainy and oh-so-blustery today. I’m huddled under three quilts with a heating pad in my lap to keep me nice and toasty as the storm rages. On such a night it pleases me no end to go back through my photo albums, looking at pictures of warm, sunny places with dear...

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Autumn Walk and Oven-Roasted Tomatoes

Roasted Tomato Pasta

Good morning, dear ones! How was your weekend? Are you feeling rested and ready for a new week? My weekend was just what I needed. It started with a delicious sleep-in Saturday morning, followed by cranberry orange scones and coffee with Mums, and a long walk in the country. There were so many beautiful things...

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