Spring Blogs & Blog Posts
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- Hot by Nourish Me on Nov 19, 2009
It is insanely hot. The key to staying calm in unending heat is to drink lots of water and move very slowly, especially when performing the everyday sort of tasks. Like the washing. Which dries, this stunningly hot November, as...
- Bowls-full by Nourish Me on Nov 17, 2009
This week, the fruit bowl finally holds something worth crowing about. Small, hard nectarines, patiently softening and, better still, a clutch of delicious almost-there apricots. That bowlful there is my mothers'. She got in a week earlier than I. Wh...
- Things to make the heart leap by Nourish Me on Nov 11, 2009
Small wonders that arrive in the post from halfway across the world. (Thank you, Callipygia. I adore him.) This photo because he, the kookaburra, looks far nobler than my attempts to capture them on film. Edward Rochester, in Jane Eyre,...
- Things to make the heart leap by Nourish Me on Nov 11, 2009
Small wonders that arrive in the post from halfway across the world. (Thank you, Callipygia. I adore him.) This photo because he, the kookaburra, looks far nobler than my attempts to capture them on film. Edward Rochester, in Jane Eyre,...
- Peas by Nourish Me on Nov 9, 2009
A week away from home and my 'Greenfeast' peas, a bushy, low growing variety, have begun to flower - sweet, white-faced blossoms that look remarkably like the butterflies encamped in the rocket one bed over - and actually send out...
- Peas by Nourish Me on Nov 9, 2009
A week away from home and my 'Greenfeast' peas, a bushy, low growing variety, have begun to flower - sweet, white-faced blossoms that look remarkably like the butterflies encamped in the rocket one bed over - and actually send out...
- Last night's curry by Nourish Me on Nov 1, 2009
Last night's curry wasn't properly thought through. The flavours were all there - my favourite coconut, ginger & lime ones - but they jarred with one another. The things that bookended the meal felt somehow wrong, too. Organising negatives, today...
