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Five on Friday
While I was in the city last week I picked up some cute postcards. One of these is already on the way to Kyria. If you would like to receive…
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Books: May 2026
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Misreading Scripture with Western Eyes: Removing Cultural Blinders to Better Understand the Bible – E Randolph Richards and Brandon J O’Brien From Storygraph: Biblical scholars Brandon O’Brien and Randy Richards…
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Tenderheart Cook #73
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I’m cooking through the Tenderheart Cookbook. Tomato And Gruyere Clafoutis I’ve made a sweet clafoutis before but never a savoury one. You can find the RECIPE HERE. The Quick Lowdown:
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Five on a Friday
I finally decided to hit buy on a Kobo. I was so excited when I got the notification that it had arrived on Monday and hopped on my bike to…
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Books: April 2026
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Man’s Search for Meaning – Viktor E. Frankl From Storygraph: Psychiatrist Viktor Frankl’s memoir has riveted generations of readers with its descriptions of life in Nazi death camps and its…
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Tenderheart Cook #71 and #72
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I’m cooking through the Tenderheart Cookbook. Creamy Mushroom Udon Noodles The creamy sauce is made with tofu. Let me just say that I have tried a few different recipes that…
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Books: March 2026
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In The Margins – Gail Holmes From StoryGraph: Inspired by a real person, In the Margins is the story of spirited book-collector Frances Wolfreston—the woman who uniquely preserved the earliest…
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101 Things in 1001 Days Round 2
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I completed my first 101 Things list yesterday and I’m rolling straight into my second one. I learnt a bit about myself doing my last list. #1—no 30-day challenges. For…
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101 Things in 1001 Days: Final 101 Days
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It’s been 1001 days since I started my 1001 Things list on the 11th of September 2023. A lot’s happened since then. I ended up completing 56 list items but…
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Things I didn’t Quite Get to on my 101 Things List
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I did a lot of my 101 Things list but I missed a lot too. Note that I don’t get too disappointed not checking everything off my list—I figure I…
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