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Category Archives: Five (good) things on Friday
6 (good) things on Saturday (November)
1 Baking – this week I baked the best bread I’ve ever baked. I used my normal sourdough starter and all white flour, and followed zerowastechefs guidance on baking in a ‘Dutch oven’ (which I now know is what I … Continue reading
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Six good things (not) on Saturday (October 2019)
Well it would have been 5 on Friday, then moved to 6 on Saturday; 6 on Sunday. And still I hadn’t finished writing. I have now. It may not alliterate but at least it’s finished. Because heaven knows in … Continue reading
Seven (good) things on Saturday
Well you know how it goes. This was going to be a Five on Friday post, but here we are and it’s already Saturday. But no worries, because there are easily six good things to write about. And then I … Continue reading
Posted in 2019 goals, Community, Family, Five (good) things on Friday, Food, Local, Reflections on life (and death), Retirement, Uncategorized
Tagged Bath City Farm, Community, Family, Food, Frugal food, Gardens, Reflections, Retirement, Simplicity, Yoga
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Five good things on Friday (mid-December!)
It’s been a while since I did one of these, but this has been a week with lots of good things in among the rubbish stuff happening in the big wide world, and I want to capture them here. And … Continue reading
Posted in Bath, Five (good) things on Friday, Local, Uncategorized
Tagged Bath, Bath City Farm, Celebrations, Crafts, Crochet, Family, knitting, Living, Local, Retirement, Simplicity
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Six (good) things on Sunday (26 August)
I made a small start on getting to grips with my sorely-neglected garden. Taking a tip from others, I’ve broken it down into bite-sized chunks. I tackled the terrace, which is immediately outside the kitchen. I’ve always wanted a clematis … Continue reading
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Tagged Coping, Family, Friends, Gardens, growing, Growing food, Living, Reflections, Retirement, Simplicity
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Five (good) things on Friday (17 August 2018)
Another week, another list. Exercise – day 46 of my 100 day challenge, and I’ve managed to stick to it pretty much every day. I’ve missed maybe 4 or 5 – I’ll count them up and add them on at … Continue reading
Six (good) things on Friday (10 August)
Swimming – this week I joined the local newly re-furbished and re-opened Sports and Leisure Centre, mainly for the swimming pool, but membership comes with the added bonus of access to the gym and all the classes, plus a one … Continue reading
Five (good) things on Friday (July 20)
This has been a good week for me, after a run of many with a more mixed feel about them. I received my made-to-measure pressure leg garment, far more quickly than I was led to expect. After only 4 days … Continue reading
Five good things on Friday – on Friday!
I (finally!) got round to upgrading my blog to a paid-for package instead of the free one. Which means I have more storage space, and can resume uploading photos. As ever, the thing I’d built up in my mind as … Continue reading
Posted in Five (good) things on Friday, Uncategorized
Tagged Active travel, Community, Cycling, David Hurn, Family, Food, Gardens, growing, Growing food, Lymphoedema, Martin Parr Foundation, Reflections
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Five good things on Friday
Last week it wasn’t hard to find 5 good things to blog about. The difficult bit was managing to do it on Friday. Which, as you can see, I didn’t. We have become grandparents. We are besotted (of course, who … Continue reading