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Category Archives: food
A Sweet Dilemma
I go to the supermarket as seldom as possible at the best of times… and the run-up to Christmas does not constitute the best of times by any stretch of the imagination. Head down, I charged to the pharmacy aisle … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, food
Tagged excuses, good fortune, good luck, Humour, mince pies, sophistry, superstition, tradition
92 Comments
Some like it hot…
I like to cook and although I don’t really cook for myself, I do cook for my eldest son every day. He likes good food and is open to experimentation…which means that I get to play with ingredients I would … Continue reading
The best cheese sandwich?
“Cheese?” I asked, with knife poised. I had just cut a slab of rich fruitcake and put it on the plate. The half-stifled “ewww…” and the horrified expression was all the answer I needed. I sighed. People don’t know what … Continue reading
5000 year old discovery! #travel #India #humor – Barb Taub
Reblogged from Barb Taub: We witness a 5000 year old discovery! But first…we have to get out of bed. How we travel… [click image for previews, reviews, and buy links on Amazon] “Five and a half hours,” promised the SatNav. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, food, Friendship, historic sites, History, Humour, Photography
Tagged archaeology, India, travel
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Notes from a small dog – A difference of opinion…
She says I need to go on a diet. That there have been too many treats lately. That I am getting a bit broad in the beam and too heavy to lift into the bath. Well, all I have to … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Dogs, food
Tagged Ani, book review, humour, Lauhter Lines Life from the Tail End, Ritu Bhathal, small dog, treats
82 Comments
Guest author: Sally Cronin – The Steak House – Counting Peas and a Ghost Story
My thanks to Sue for kindly hosting my post today about the odd jobs I have enjoyed and some of the characters who now populate my stories. I hope you all enjoy this memory of mine. Odd Jobs and Characters … Continue reading
Posted in Books, fiction, food, Guest post, Humour, Life, writing
Tagged Amazon, blog tour, Book launch, character studies, ghost, Moyhill publishing, new book, odd jobs
71 Comments
Concocting dreams
You have to do a lot of unusual things as a carer. Almost as many unusual things as when you are a parent. In neither role, though, do you expect to be required to supply your son with mind-altering substances, … Continue reading
Posted in food, Motherhood
Tagged cacao, dreaming, health benefits, hocolate, Mayan, Olmec
62 Comments
Guest author: Mary Smith – No More Mulberries is FREE
I’m very grateful to Sue for allowing me to guest on her blog to share the news that my novel, No More Mulberries is FREE between now and Sunday 9th July. No More Mulberries is set in Afghanistan. Scottish-born midwife, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, food, Friendship, Guest post, Life, writing
Tagged Afghanistan, Amazon, cooking, free book, friends, Kindle offer, Scotland
32 Comments
Hunger games..?
Tonight, I feast! That was the plan, The cupboard, though, was bare. The little ice-box and the fridge? No, there was nothing there… I fancied something full of taste I dish that I could savour, With only mouldy bread in … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, food, Humour, Photography, Poetry
Tagged Ani, dog's dinner, the small dog
34 Comments