Having done all the washing over the weekend, I was left with ahuge pile of wet stuff - and pouring rain, so I had to use the tumble dryer. After hanging things on the washing line it just doesn't seem right any more. A washing line was one of the best things I inherited when we moved here and finally had a garden. Luckily it's brightening up so I can get another load out.
In the meantime it was lunch time. I made some rye soda bread and heated up some nettle soup. Felt very rustic, and I was a little smug that I was eating a completely home made meal. So many people miss out on the taste and health benefits by eating pre-packed ready meals, or processed food. The whole meal probably cost much less than 50p.
Talking of meals - need to find something for tonight. Sorted out my many cookbooks this morning after they fell off the shelf. Really should start using a few more of them lol.
The New Forest, Hampshire
About Me
- kizzi10000
- Not much to say! Left school, did A-levels, worked in catering, went back to college, went to university to do Psychology, got married left Portsmouth for the New Forest, had my daughter and then my son. Now stay at home looking after them and am trying to teach them about looking after the world in which they live. When I'm not down the allotment trying to grow food, or in the front garden tinkering with Bob, I could be out running the streets training for an epic fundraising challenge (www.G0-Sahara.btik.com)
The Big Green Idea
1 comment:
Oooooooooooooooooooooooooh! Great blog Kizzi!
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