Best wishes to my readers celebrating New Yearand to my readers celebrating Eid-al-Fitr.Pomegranates have been cultivated for over 5000 years and thought to be native to Iran. They are the fruit of a small, bushy tree and generally the size of an orang…
Sep
30
The Power of Pomegranates
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Sep
28
Eggplant Rice Bowl
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“Gyuu-don” in Japan is a popular beef rice bowl. Gross I know. But don’t worry! A super tastier & healthier rice bowl is ready to take it’s place as Number One!EGGPLANT RICE BOWL!”Nasu-don”makes 4 bowls2 medium Asian eggplants (or one regular large egg…
Sep
28
Vegan Bear 2008-09-28 11:38:00
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Here are some photo’s from our day trip to Brighton. As you can see it was really sunny and hot so it made for a great day by the sea.Brighton has two piers, but one of the burnt down years ago and all that is left is the shell. Someone has done this g…
Sep
24
Things to make and do…
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canopystartOriginally uploaded by watrfaeThere are a lot of things that give me peace. Knitting is one, so is meditation, bike rides, cleaning dishes (weird, I know), good meals and laughter.
Sep
18
no minor triumph
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So it is time to kick up my heels! Or at least, um, feel a little ‘kicky’ for finishing the inari skirt. (a link to a slightly less silly picture) The yarn, believe it or not, is Vanna’s Choice in brown.Also, Bitch Magazine who announced only 3 days …
