It really is my intention to do some study today. I’m on the last subject of my Masters in Information Studies (at least, I’m pretty sure it’s my last subject, I just need to wait for the office at CSU to reopen so I can confirm that. I think I’m being paranoid. I’m almost certain…
I don’t particularly like summer and February is normally the month I dread more than any other – it’s hot, humid, the back-to-work-after-the-holidays-blues have well and truly settled in and it always seems ages to the next public holiday. This year it’s different. February has been fabulous so far! What am I grateful for this…
I’m inspired by Bookgrrl’s ‘7 things’ lists over the past week – I’ll probably stick to just one list, just today. I’m still learning to crochet, I’m not patient with crafts and if I’m struggling to get it right I tend to put it away for months at a time. Anyway, I’ve got out the…
My lovely Italian colleague brought me some of her homemade pork & fennel sausages during the week – along with amazing photos of the sausage making extravaganza that had occurred at her home over the weekend. Amazing scenes! Anyway, inspired by her generous gift and by another post from Stonesoup, I made this for dinner:…
OK, I admit I have shamelessly stolen this idea from @acrystelle’s Flight Path blog. But after all, what’s a month long blog challenge without a few idea thefts? Some might even call them a meme…. So what have been my recent top blog reads? I’m going for blogs here that I may not have previously…
In part this post is inspired by one by the lovely Celia over at Fig Jam & Lime Cordial about how lovely it is to know where your food comes from. Tonight on twitter I posted this There are so many good things about what I’m making for dinner that I think I’ll have to blog…
Last night, our dinner included zucchini, beans (both yellow and green) and parsley from our own garden – and we usually get a meal of leafy greens a few times a week as well. The tomatoes are in flower, as are the capsicums – and the eggplant is growing bravely but has yet to produce…
Gavin is a living national treasure. His no nonsense blog The Greening of Gavin is jam packed full of information about what works and what didn’t work in his quest for a more sustainable lifestyle in a commuter town outside Melbourne. It’s fascinating, honest and inspirational. In his own words, Gavin is An Ordinary Australian…
I’m tired tonight and quite frankly the thought of writing a post is giving me a headache. Fortunately, I have a few I prepared earlier for just such moments! After reading Bookgrrl’s post about her blogroll I decided to roll out another of my blog-link-goodness posts where I give you a bit of information about…
So, as I’m drifting about the interwebs this evening trying to locate a recipe I knew I’d seen on a favoured blog only this morning it occurred to me that I can probably fill up a few #blogjune posts with some links to some of the (non library) blogs I follow and a bit about…
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