Monthly Archives: September 2007

My chard is the best chard: Oh, I’m going to miss my garden this winter. That is all.

In an effort to photograph more of my daily life (er, as opposed to all those other staged, studio shots I take? I don’t know what I mean, either. . .) and to post a bit more often, I’m going … Continue reading →

Photos of half-eaten lunches: Gross or delightfully real? You decide: One of the tricky things about being vegetarian in the UK (and there aren’t that many, honestly), is finding a good sandwich in the shop. Unless you luck out and … Continue reading →

The temperatures have been really unpredictable lately, but the trees are definitely starting to change colour — it’s really and truly autumn. Beany can’t even believe it: She’s so happy with her new cat table; I don’t have the heart … Continue reading →

Today’s the last day of summer, though it’s not looking remotely summery outside. Time for homemade soup and a baked potato. And a grey woolly cardigan, obviously. Winter vegetables? Check. Layering? Check. Scarves? Check. Bring on autumn!

Look at these! Don’t you wish you were at my house? Peanut Butter Banana cake with drizzled ganache. I told (warned?) S last night that the peanut butter banana bug had got into my brain, and I wasn’t going to … Continue reading →

Hello, the Internets! I’ve been good, thanks, how are you? So, that list of things to do in September — I’m working on it. I’ve been searching high and low for the perfect pair of boots, though it’s difficult. I … Continue reading →

I had sort of got out of the lunch groove for a while. While it was hot, it was all I could do to scrape together fixings for a wrap or pita sandwich. We’ve had a cool down over the … Continue reading →

Oh man, September already! I’d say that summer is on its way out, but the temperature is currently in the high 80s and the tomatoes are ripening on the vine, so it feels like it’s still hanging around. Mind you, … Continue reading →