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By now we’re all used to January and the concept of the year 2012 – basically the world’s going to end, but the year’s only just begun. Has the novelty of a shiny new year begun to wear off yet? … Continue reading
I’ve just been to see a very good friend in Tours, France – a sneaky little break before the Christmas madness descends. This trip was always bound to be a gastronomic experience, as my friend is a chef too, and … Continue reading
It’s been a short, hot summer. Well, last week anyway. Today it’s definitely feeling autumnal. My barometer is up and down like the proverbial whore’s drawers and the poor weather doesn’t know whether it’s coming or going, figuratively speaking. That’s … Continue reading
I love a bit of culture, me! By which I don’t mean that I can’t get enough of the opera. In fact, I’ve never been, and the last time I went to the ballet was on a school trip. I … Continue reading
Forgive me father, for I have sinned. It’s been just over 2 months since my last blog and I’m looking for answers: how often is too often? If any of you were brought up a catholic then you’ll know about … Continue reading
Thank God it’s March at last and at very long last the sun is shining! The bulbs have poked their heads above the parapet and there is colour all around, I LOVE this time of year. My birthday is approaching, … Continue reading
Poor old milk! It’s gained itself a bit of a bad reputation of late, being linked to breast cancer, shunned by allergy tested dairy intolerants and the poor old cow is sometimes dropped in favour of soya milk, goat’s milk … Continue reading
Happy new year! January is a special month in my house because it’s my starter’s birthday, I don’t know the exact date – I’m such a bad mother – but it’s three years old this month! If you don’t have … Continue reading
In 1789, the French were revolting, some might argue that’s still the case but they’re an OK bunch really (apologies to any French readers, couldn’t resist). In the throes of famine and starvation, they cried out for bread – their … Continue reading
I’ve been teetering on the brink of Autumn/Winter, trying to decide when winter really does start. Some say it’s 1st November when the hour has gone back, others say that it’s 21st December: the shortest day of the year when … Continue reading