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Welcome to December and my non-blogging world!
I can’t really call myself a blogger these days as I blog so intermittently! However, the christmas decorations are up, and my blog is calling me back. Faithful bloggy friends may remember, in the distant past, that I usually blog DAILY in December! Considering I only managed two posts in November, I might not that…

Locally sourced delicious Easter food from Tesco NI #TescoNIEaster
As a Northern Ireland blogger I welcomed the opportunity to receive a foodie hamper from Tesco Northern Ireland with lots of locally sourced food to enjoy over Easter. Here is what arrived at my door :- Today for lunch we enjoyed some tasty vegetable soup from Avondale along with some Genesis wheaten bread. The soup was…

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Spring is here and other lessons learned this week.
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The new shed / she-shed / garden room / antisocial room / man-cave / coffee chapel!
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