Big Day Cakes – Customisable Cakes at Asda

[Ad- gifted product] Sometimes looking for a last minute Father’s Day or celebration gift can be really challenging. I know that I have let dates slip my mind more than once, due to busy schedules and so much going on. It’s like time is always running forward! At Asda, they have Big Day Cakes, which is a cake stand that allows you to upload a photo and get it printed onto a cake, within about 5 minutes of arriving, which can really help for a customised cake in a pinch. This is a great idea for Father’s Day, especially as they’ve now got new designs.

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Cammas Hall Strawberry Picking!

We often go to Cammas Hall to check out their seasonal fruit, different trails, and fun activities! After a bit of a rainy early morning, we headed off to Cammas Hall for their Strawberry picking. There were tons of strawberries this year, which might be because we went earlier in the season or it might be because we just went earlier in the day. There was also not really any others picking right after the rain, which is always a fun experience as we like to dart between the rows and really explore finding the best strawberries.

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Miaoka Cat Cafe – Small but cute cats

Dann and I both really like going to cat cafes. We have gone to quite a few, in a few different countries, so we always keep our eye out for little cats in windows. While walking back to our hotel from a tourist stop, we spotted a cat in a window, which turned out to be a cat cafe! Miaoka Cat Cafe was quiet when we went in, as we came in at a strange time for a Monday I think, and so we had the place to ourselves.

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Harlow Chinese School – Spring and Summer Rolls

The Harlow Chinese School does a cooking club every few months as a fundraiser for the school itself. It’s always a very community feeling thing, where Sun Yung teaches us all about a bit of food from Chinese culture, and we enjoy eating it and making it. This class is always very family friendly and enjoyable, without having to do too much cooking, and with a big focus on community and eating! This time, the course was very quick in time, as the summer rolls were the only thing that really needed cooking. They actually brought out some pre-made spring rolls to snack on, while we waited for ours to cook.

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Chevrolet on a Budget: Which Models Make the Best First Car?

Getting your first car is exciting, but you gotta make sure you pick the right one. For a lot of first-time buyers, Chevrolet is a great choice. Their cars are reliable and affordable, without being too complicated.

Chevrolet is perfect for beginners for a few key reasons. Most of their models have simple, straightforward engineering. That keeps repair costs down and makes the car easier to understand. Plus, their cars come with comfy features that make daily driving a breeze. They’re also versatile enough for weekend trips or running errands.

If you’re looking at used Chevrolet cars, one of the smartest things to do is check the vehicle history. You can use a Chevrolet VIN decoder to see if it’s had any hidden damage, mileage rollbacks, or past accidents. Buying a car without knowing its full history is just asking for trouble down the road.

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