Trying Nepalese cuisine at The Gurkhas Restaurant

[Ad- gifted experience] I do not think I have ever had Nepalese cuisine before, so when Dann and I were invited to try some of the menu at The Gurkhas Restaurant, we both were pretty excited to try something so new to us! The Gurkhas was founded by Shrabaneswor Rai, who is Nepal born and is also the co founder of a few different restaurants in Islington. The head chef, himself, and his father-in-law were all inspired by the heritage of the Himalayas to create their menu.

Snack and Starters

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Midweek Meal Inspo; Orange Chicken, Chili, Teriyaki Salmon & more

I am really enjoying this midweek meal post, as it’s been great to share the variety of food we eat in our home and showcase what we all really enjoy. It’s also been great for inspiration in our own house and to show what we all really enjoy together! It’s been another block of time, so I have put together all of the meals that we have had recently! We do tend to have a variety of different meats during the week, and this week includes a vegetarian meal that we often have!

Creamy Lemon Pasta with Breaded Chicken

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Catit PIXI Smart Meal Feeder is able to feed on a timer

If you follow me on social media, you will know that Dann and I are a big fans of day trips and weekends away. Though we do have a lovely pet sitter who does check on and feed our pets whenever we are away for large amounts of time, there are times when we are just away for the evening, getting home super late. Pancake is not a huge fan of being fed late and does get very grumpy when his special, wet food dinner is delayed, so we decided to try out the Catit PIXI Smart Meal Feeder. We do have dry food out for grazing, generally, but feed all three of our cats wet food at the same time each day.

Catit PIXI Smart Meal Feeder

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What Skills are Needed to be a Public Speaker

[Ad- collab] I spent a bulk of my life traveling all over the world to talk at various game developer events. I’ve been to Sweden, Spain, America, Romania and so many more other countries, giving talks on the games industry from various topics. Public Speaking is something that can feel really daunting and difficult, but after years of public speaking, I can confidently say that public speaking is something that you do need some skills to do.

Knowledge on a specific subject

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Best Free Play Parks in Essex

When the weather is looking good, you often want to go out and enjoy it! We are a bit adventure family at the Hadley-Sullivan household, so we have gone to so many different parks, splash parks, and outdoor areas all year around, to explore what they have to offer. Since we have been to so many places over the years, we decided to put together a bunch of the best free play parks in Essex to visit with your children, to better make use of the summer holiday and sunshine! There are a few play park-adjacent places in this list, but they go well with the getting outdoor and playing activities!

Bounc around at The Bath House Meadow

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