A glimpse at some of my most treasured father-daughter moments.
10th June 2021 – Dad & DIY
Tag: family
Ramble: Screaming Into The Void
I know that some of you have thanked me recently for giving you more of our life, and really, thankyou, because this feels like a two-way street. I give you more of what you want to see, and in return, I feel listened to. Isn't the WordPress community amazing? But today, today is one of … Continue reading Ramble: Screaming Into The Void
Chocolate No-Cook Easter Bonnets
If you've been looking for a fun and easy activity to keep little fingers busy this Easter weekend, then look no further than these adorable chocolate no-cook Easter bonnets. This is another recipe that has followed me up through the years, from making them as a little girl in the kitchen with my Mum, to … Continue reading Chocolate No-Cook Easter Bonnets
Married To Master: Chapter Ten – Future Plans
Originally published November 2019 Hello Lovelies, To conclude our "Married To Master" series today, Penny and I will be sharing with you some of the plans for the future that we have with our husbands. I'm going to break this down into sections, because Wolfie and I have lots of exciing plans coming up! In … Continue reading Married To Master: Chapter Ten – Future Plans
Ramble: On Kink & Insecurities
Sometimes, it's just good to talk. Sometimes, I also believe it's important for us bloggers to share the shit that's really going on at home. Enough keeping up a front, the WordPress community is a wonderful, supportive community. But as I wrote up yesterday's snack tasting post. I could feel the anxiety creeping in; What … Continue reading Ramble: On Kink & Insecurities
The Lost Art Of Letter-Writing: How I Made Christmas Complete For Under £25
"I'm not sending Christmas cards this year" I said matter-of-factly. "No?" Matt replied. "No. These are Covid times. Cards aren't good enough." That was me; mind made up and self-assured. I was doing away with the traditional Christmas card greeting this year. These were Covid times, and the people that I cared about deserved something … Continue reading The Lost Art Of Letter-Writing: How I Made Christmas Complete For Under £25
Karthika’s Coconut Ladoo Snowmen
Good evening lovelies, This recipe came from me to all the way around the other side of the world. After our Indian snack-tasting post, I wrote to one of my Indian penpals on Slowly and in her reply, Karthika shared with me this adorable and easy recipe. I was so impressed with Karthika's photography skills … Continue reading Karthika’s Coconut Ladoo Snowmen
I Broke The Lockdown Laws, But Here’s What I Learned
A Prime Minister and a disabled lady break the lockdown rules..
Helen’s Horrifying Halloween Countdown – Life-Size Clue
Good evening lovelies, Over the past few days, you might have noticed that things have been a little bit quiet on my blog. Well, in between seeing my father-in-law, meeting with my Mum's new cat, Bendith, and fixing up the comments, I've also been busy interrogating my mother with the how-to on setting up this … Continue reading Helen’s Horrifying Halloween Countdown – Life-Size Clue
Ramble: Good Girl
If you've read here recently, you'll know that this past Wednesday was my birthday. Ever since my disaster of a 21st birthday party (and certainly since Covid-19), I've not been one for large gatherings. To me, they are a means to provide a free meal to those who don't bother with me at any other … Continue reading Ramble: Good Girl