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- it's snowing heavily again... what a white winter this has been!! 2 weeks ago
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Tag Archives: snow
fox in the snow
Lots more has fallen – we are ankle deep again…
just as I was taking photos this fox came and had a good look into the garden. We do see them quite often here, but not usually when holding a camera
then, while eating my porridge by the window this morning I noticed I had an [...]
among the snowdrops
more snow… some little bits I’ve been meaning to mention spread among the lovely signs of spring to come
Wayne Dyer’s new program: Excuses Begone! – been enjoying listening to that – he is always so motivational and uplifting.
The Bristol Dyslexia Centre has some interesting stuff on it’s site including some free educational games taken from the [...]
snow
Had a touch more snow overnight!! Many more photos here on facebook for all to see
Posted in only pics
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bloggage, food and snow
First off the Home Baked blog is having a monthly baking challenge – read about it here and see January’s theme here. I’m the guest judge this month – v exciting
Then we have a new blog on the sidebar – Vegan Kid - lots of gorgeous looking food there too…
Then, thanks to the Skint [...]
tomato and rice soup
recipe here on frugal - snow and ice continuing, rarely known it so cold!
snow and trees
A stroll round the garden yesterday:
Wonderful things that help us through the Scottish winter: hot water bottles filled from the big kettle on the wood stove each night, so cosy for the feet and full spectrum light bulbs, good for the mood in the dark times
Posted in garden, reviews, vegan products, woods
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candles, bread, pie, soup and dogs
been some baking and candle making…
Had joiners here fitting some new doors and windows – they needed the outside lights on which makes everything look different:
nice weather for sheperdess pie
Nicola’s golden vegetable soup (a weightwatchers recipe):
February 2008
totally lost the archives for this month but they exist in photographic form on flickr if you want to take a peek There was a fab trip to stay with Cat in Glasgow, paper making with HE group, solar powered boat, chinese food, snow and DS English and Maths… little bits below
Posted in beach, food, friends, home educational bits, trips
Also tagged friendship, numbers, science
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Culloden
Home ed group trip to Culloden Moor today – site of the last battle fought on British soil. They have just opened their new state of the art visitor centre and it was great. There is an amazing room called the immersion theatre where there’s cinema-type screens on four walls and you’re in the middle of the [...]
Posted in ancient stones, art, books, friends, home educational bits, trips
Also tagged history, reading
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Cairngorms
Had a quiet day in the castle (just love writing that!) yesterday. Actually did some more orthodox education stuff. I made up some dot to dots for Charlotte counting up in 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7s, went and did some shopping. Daniel bought ‘New Scientist’ Magazine and factoided us for the rest of the [...]


amazing language, wonderful poems
a beautiful ballet book.


