[Ad – Gifted Products] Another Monday, another time to go to our local Geek Retreat and try out a game! This time, we went with Sosig, which is a bite-sized card game which could fit in your pocket, really. This tiny card game is all about building sausages that customers order, so that you can get points! The instructions are extremely straight forward (maybe too straight forward!) which makes the game easy to play.
[Ad- gifted collab]Â A few years back Dann and I made a little flower-pot pond, they were going viral on the internet and we wanted to give it a try! It’s been thriving in our backyard since, and we love looking out into the garden and seeing it. I find these little ponds to be so fun to build and watch change. We’ve seen birds taking drinks, smaller bugs on the plants and sometimes even see butterflies fluttering about! Recently Essex Local Nature Recovery Strategy has challenged people in our area to boost their local ecosystem’s biodiversity, so we’ve partnered with them to create a second mini pond, and we’ll tell you how!
Creating a mini pond is actually really easy and you can often recycle a lot of the materials that you need. We used:
A bucket, either an old, upcycled one or one purchased from a store.
One morning while visiting my family, my sister planned on going to Scrappy’s Diner for breakfast, and I tagged along! I remember going out for breakfast here when I was in my last year of high school, so it was neat to return back. Scrappy’s Diner is very much a classic American dinner, with booth seating, a little bar where you can sit on your own, and a lot of classic breakfast and lunch dishes. We went before lunch started to be served (though breakfast is served all day) as our goal was to have something for breakfast.
Getting engaged is one of life’s biggest milestones, so it’s no surprise that many couples are spending more time researching engagement rings before making a decision. What was once a fairly straightforward shopping trip has become a much more considered process, with buyers looking beyond appearance to understand the craftsmanship, materials and long term value behind each piece.
Most people assume hiring a private chef means paying for someone to cook a single dinner party. The reality of meal prep and personal chef services in London is far broader and more practical than that, and once you understand what’s actually covered, the value becomes pretty hard to argue with.
Here are six things included in meal prep and personal chef services in London that make them worth serious consideration.