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Thursday Snapshots….

Today I am down with the flu, I woke up at 4 am with a tremendously sore throat, had some honey, lemon and ginger Rooibos tea and went back to sleep… this seemed to help the sore throat. Later on this morning when I went to get dressed, this is what greeted me from my cupboard. Sandy had jumped right in there, as if to lie on my clothers and make herself comfortable was the most natural thing in the world…. I must say I really do love and adore this dog, she can do no wrong in my eyes:) I mean just look at her…

We have also discovered that the old Weaver nests hanging in the front garden have been recycled by Red Headed Finches. They have moved in, lined the nest with all sorts of softness that they could find and we can hear their babies chirping away…. terribly cute…

With all the gloom of winter surrounding us at the moment, what a delight to have this beautiful bloom growing on our front veranda, I love it, it looks so perfect and bright compared to all the frost bitten plants that now inhabit our garden. This one colourful flower is like a ray of hope that spring and summer will soon be here. I can already feel the lengthening of the days and the sun is rising earlier and setting later.

Remember these???
Wow, we used to make so many of these when I was at school,(I’m calling them these because I can’t remember what they are called) they are tremendous fun! If you would like a tutorial just let me know and we will put one together soon:) Oh and if you know what they are called, please do let us know so that the tutorial can have a name and also we would really just like to know the name because this mama has long forgotten it…

I leave you with this photo of our Charlie enjoying a piece of sweet melon, he loves it.
I am off to find a really sunny spot to rest in for a few minutes, drink some honey tea and hopefully be on the mend soon:)
See you tomorrow for Creative Friday…

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Portrait Saturday, Red Hot Pokers and Raw Food

Our Red Hot Pokers (Kniphofia uvaria), indigenous to South Africa are in full bloom, they are quite spectacular to look at and attract an amazing amount of bird life, bees and insects to our garden:)

Today we went shopping for a juicer and a blender, we are slowly incorporating raw foods into our diet. If anyone has any suggestions on a dehydrator or appliances that they use and love, please could you let me know. It is quite a pricey purchase, so I want to buy the right ones:) We started our day with wheat grass that had been juiced. Jen has planted a large tray of it and today it was ready to juice. She cut all the grass just above the soil and juiced it with some lemons and apples, it tasted really great and is so wonderfully good for you too:) I think we will have to plant more trays of it so we have enough for every morning 🙂
Oh and I almost forgot, if you know of ANY awesome raw recipes online, please, please redirect me there, thank you kindly:)

When we started looking at a raw food diet, it was like learning a whole new language! Completely different ingredients etc… Now we have been trying different recipes and I must say I feel so much lighter, I have much more energy and I just feel amazing! So onward we go on this journey…

Have a wonderful weekend friends:)
Linda

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Portrait Saturday…

We have so many of these beautiful sunflowers growing right outside our front door… Their presence is like pure joy captured within a blossom. The perfection of geometric shapes within its centre is breathtaking to witness, and all the while a busy bee labours in the upper left hand corner, collecting his fill of pollen… Majestic…
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