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Merry's Perfect Prairie Muffin Moment.

October 21, 2014 by

A couple of weeks ago I got totally and utterly sick of packed lunches, specifically the fact that the girls have ended up hurriedly making sandwiches and grabbing a snack bar, snack bars that are expensive and neither healthy or particularly satisfying. I decided i would try baking, something I absolutely never do, and see […]

Filed Under: Cookery Tagged With: apply muffins, banana and sultana muffin recipe, banana muffin recipe, cake, cookery, cooking, healthy snacks, school packed lunches

In a jam – again.

September 1, 2014 by

I really don’t cook. I’m terrible at it, with a total disinterest in food and all the things like it. But I do, it turns out, quite like making jam. I’ve made it before and enjoyed it so when Persil sent me a jam making kit, I thought I would try again. It did however […]

Filed Under: Cookery, Reviews, Uncategorized Tagged With: blackberry and apple jam, cooking, jam, making jam, Persil Dual Action Capsules

The one where Merry catches up using the photos on her phone to remember things

June 14, 2011 by

Argh! Weeks have gone by! Argh! Right. Lots of big and important things. Masses. Huge. Fran had an appointment with her surgeon at the hospital. The upshot of this was, as we suspected, they thing she needs more surgery to correct her cleft palate. It’s been obvious for a while that she is hoarse and […]

Filed Under: History etc, Home Education, Knitting & Sewing, Music Tagged With: cleft lip and palate, cooking, food blog, home educating, knitting cardigans, oral surgery, race for life, reading, running, teens with cleft palate

Domestic Servitude or Fit for Life?

March 21, 2011 by

About a year ago now there was a period of time where home educators were accused, as a pack, of keeping their children at home for domestic servitude and household chores, rather than for the fairly reasonable purpose of wanting them to have an different and meaningful education that would fit them for life. Apparently […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: clothing labels, cooking, domestic servitude, family chores, housework, kids doing chores, kids doing housework, learning to run a home, sorting washing, washing machines

Money can't buy you love

January 9, 2011 by

I know they say that – and it’s true – but nothing beats a birthday where the people who love you go out of their way (and some way out of their pocket) to give you gifts that will bring masses of joy and pleasure. Look at that; 1000’s of hours of reading, knitting, lovely […]

Filed Under: Cookery, Fimo Models, Knitting & Sewing, Uncategorized Tagged With: birthdays, cakes, cooking, craft, fimo models, home, home making, knitting, knitting yarn, rowan wool

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