Time with the family and time on the beach …. a few of my favourite things
Sarah requested a beach walk on her birthday, so Runkerry was the perfect spot. No better way to celebrate 23 years of Sarah!




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Sarah requested a beach walk on her birthday, so Runkerry was the perfect spot. No better way to celebrate 23 years of Sarah!
We are having a wonderful time here in Cape Cod. Despite holidaying in our cottage near the beach in Northern Ireland we aren’t used to sunbathing in such heat and swimming in such warm waters. Most days we have visited a different beach and spent the morning there. We haven’t found one we don’t like…
While planning my kitchen makeover, I did my best to resist buying any new kitchen accessories. However, now the end is in sight, and the BIG full reveal planned for next week, I have succumbed to a few purchases over the past few weeks. This week they are my Show and Tell. I am also…
With the kids all off school, and as we are avoiding all possible retail experiences, we have done some baking. Yesterday we made brownies (yes, actual baking, including an oven and all that!) and they were delicious. Today normal service has resumed in that our baking today is a no-bake recipe. This is a classic…
We ventured as a family of 5 into Boston on Saturday. We went by car, the T, a shuttle bus (part of our Red Line was closed), more of the T, and finallly found our way to book a Duck Tour for later in the day, and then on to the New England Aquarium. The…
Ready for Spring? How about some spring door decor? I create wreaths ready to hang, or why not create your own with one of my Spring wreath kits – everything included apart from a pair of scissors. Each wreath and wreath kit is unique – the flowers and foliage may differ slightly from the one…
It dawned on me yesterday, while competing for the christmas goodies in Marks & Spencers and remembering I already had some crackers, that I have not seen ANY crackers mentioned on blogs, in digi-kits, or even in digital Lay-outs. I assumed therefore that these are a purely British tradition, but a Wikipedia Search revealed that…