I find January a slightly unsettling month. After the post-Christmas clear up of the Christmas Barns and the paperwork that has inevitably built up, there’s a distinct lack of enthusiasm for doing anything more than necessary.
Spent last week of 2018 in slothful idleness eating Christmas Day leftovers and chocolates, reading books and enjoying the sunrise…
As usual, December has passed in a blur and find myself surprised that Christmas Day is just over a week…
The Essex huffer is a triangular shaped bread roll peculiar to Essex (some might say, not the only pecularity of…
January 2018 Decided that house move necessitates major evaluation of clothes. All hand knitted jumpers scrutinised. Any of unsuitable colour,…
Today (September 29th) is Michaelmas Day, one of the four historic quarter days, when traditionally farms change hands and farm…
September is an ideal time for walking in England as the fields are firm underfoot without too much foliage to…
Summer is slowly fading away and this transition to autumn is one of my favourite times of the year. …
Last week, NICE (National Institute for Health and Care) and EPH (Excellence and Public Health England) advised us…