Living in Normandy I had a blog some time ago and decided to create this one to continue the adventure with you through visits of special spots in Normandy and my hobbies DIY and home decoration. Hope to begin a new adventure with you!
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Bye, bye snow!⛄️ ❄️
This is our very strange weather! We will have 16 C on Sunday! During the night we had power cuts the snow begins to melt, but some more i...
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Today, my son in law is cutting some wood in our prairie. So I have baked him a cinnamon biscuit with an apple đ glaze cider on top. As I...
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This weekend, we have built the Ikea beds. This one has got two beds and three drawers for the pillows… I have not finished the room, but it...
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Now we are having lunch and I will have a Parmentier de canard( duck Parmentier) This is cooked duck meat with mashed potatoes on top. Today...
Hope you get the garden taken care of in time!
RĂ©pondreSupprimerLove the mushrooms and the plates! And the jam will be tasty, I'm sure!
hugs
Donna
I like the plates and the light on your mushrooms. The weater is better here after having so much rain. There is flood on the rivers.
RĂ©pondreSupprimerIt is good that you are preparing for Christmas. This season is my favourite period of the year.
Have a good work in your garden but look after yourself. Hugs.
Your plates are very lovely.
RĂ©pondreSupprimerYour plates are so pretty. I love the copper jam pot, such a great shape for making jam. What kinds will you make? I purchased bulbs yesterday and will keep them cool for a few more weeks before planting them. Have a wonderful day!
RĂ©pondreSupprimerI just realized that I didn't order my bulbs this year. I'd better get that done.
RĂ©pondreSupprimerVery pretty vintage plates.
RĂ©pondreSupprimerI also made jam today. Mine was strawberry.
I love your vintage plates!
RĂ©pondreSupprimerThe lighting on the mushrooms looks so pretty.
Maxime will love the jam!