from Charlotte's garden today
a big bowl each 
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Living in the North of Scotland, vegan, home educating, dancing, cake eating, writing, woodland walking... no set subject matter here really though :)
The more ancient archives are the old home ed diary starting in June 2005 and evolving on from there.
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Salt of the Earth deodorant
totally natural and awesome!
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Beautifully pure laundry nuts... better for the planet and your skin... works out cheap too.
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The greatest blender ever...
The Vitamix!
Used daily by us :)
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very powerful for it's size
smaller price than Vitamix
great containers too
The Tribest Personal Blender
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Coconut oil is a youth enhancing, beautiful smelling moisturiser, a healthy cooking oil and a hair conditioner...
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books
Detox Your World: Quick and Lasting Results for a Beautiful Mind, Body and Spirit. A fabulous guide to optimal healthy living.
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A great little guide to Britain's wild foods
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How to Grow Your Own Food: A Week-by-week Guide to Wild Life Friendly Fruit and Vegetable Gardening - actually a very good, humorous read too. Full of practical advice for getting the most food out of your garden.
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These creamy white buttons make the most amazing white hot chocolate! See Cat's recipe on The Modern Housewife blog.
Mmmmm… Lovely! Did you eat them as they were? Or with Swedish glace? Or soya cream?
We’ve been harvesting, too, as I’ve shown at the end of my latest blog entry. I’m chomping some delicious, sweet, red gooseberries as I type!
with swedish glace
don’t think I’ve seen that blog entry Penny – off to look…
They look lovely! We’ve been harvesting strawberries for the first time this year and I’ve been absolutely loving every minute of it.
it’s amazing how they spread – you’ll have even more next year!