I have been tinkering around more with my camera, especially since picking up some new lenses! My favorite thing to take pictures of tends to be flowers, getting close up to their pedals when it comes to the morning walk to school or when out and about. I also quite like taking pictures of food, but that’s likely because I just love cooking too. I’ve had a lot of fun taking more pictures of my family as well, which I’ve been featuring around our blog.
[Ad- gifted experience] We were delighted to be invited back to the Polka Theatre, especially as Robin loves this place so much! If you aren’t aware, they have a massive rom for younger kids, which has costumes, a reading corner, coloring, block building on a magnetic board and other toys to play around with. This time, due to the lovely weather, the outdoor play park was also open, however we were pretty busy on the day and didn’t stick around to play this time. We did, however, have a fantastic time watching Sam Wu is NOT afraid of Ghosts.
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It’s challenging to find a family car that strikes a mix between cost, security, and utility. Thankfully, there are plenty of top-notch choices that cost less than $30,000. This article highlights vehicles that excel in fuel efficiency, spaciousness, and advanced tech features, ensuring you find a great buy within your budget.
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Dann and I absolutely have loved the last few cooking classes we attended at the Harlow Chinese School! This was the last cooking course for the school year, so we were excited to learn how to make some Sesame Prawn Toast and Satay Sticks – and there were some surprise side dishes that we got to have as well. This cooking course is really casual with a big focus on fun and exploring new foods. Sesame Prawn Toast and Chicken Satay Sticks are really classic party food in England, so it was fun to make our own.
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Designing and refurbishing a church is no easy feat and one of the most delicate decisions revolves around church seating options. Traditionally, church pews have been the default choice, symbolizing stability and tradition. So, how can you combine the history and tradition of church pews with a modern alternative?
Sanctuary chairs are becoming a more popular choice for church leaders seeking comfortable seating that combines tradition with the evolving needs of their congregation. Let’s look at the pros and cons of symbolic church pews and sanctuary chairs and how you can find the best solution for your congregation.
