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It’s time to go nude (at least for your food)
Sure, it doesn’t take much for me to be seduced by something lovely in printed form. But in my defence it’s rather rare that the lovely magazine in question will relate to one of my other great loves … food. … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Food
Tagged banana bread, coconut, food magazine, inception, magazine, natural food, nude food, pancakes, queensland, sweet tooth
6 Comments
In with the new and out with the old
A delivery from Book Depository is always most welcome, and perhaps is even more excitedly received when I’m in the process of moving some of my older book titles on to new homes (therefore making space for new additions!). I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged book depository, kafka on the shore, kate winslet, leonardo dicaprio, murakami, new books, new stock, paul auster, revolutionary road, yates
11 Comments
So Rome wasn’t built in a day …
A little while ago I was talking about my grand gardening plans … a ‘plot’ if you will to fill the back garden with beautiful green growing, edible things. I’m happy to report that things have been progressing on the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Gardening
Tagged gardening, lettuce, peas, recipe, stephanie alexander, strawberries
6 Comments
‘I could write a book on it … mendacity’
In recent weeks I’ve been deliberately taking some time to do not very much at all. Of course this doesn’t mean I’ve been doing absolutely nothing, just making a real effort to do less. Have you ever tried to slow … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Film
Tagged cat on a hot tin roof, classic film, elizabeth taylor, liz taylor, mendacity, paul newman, tennessee williams
4 Comments
Bright Star, Steadfast Heart
The thing about having your heart broken by a truly beautiful experience is that you’re almost happy for the excuse to mend your shattered heart. Such as it was for me in recently watching ‘Bright Star’ – my heart was … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Film, Inspiration
Tagged abbie cornish, bright star, Jane Campion, keats, poems, poetry, reflection
2 Comments
delectable pair of printed firsts
It’s starting to seem like the moment I wave goodbye to all the books and magazines that have been lazing about the house, that I’m welcoming in a new lot to take their place. Still perhaps that’s the expected cycle … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged coen brothers, dapper dan, george clooney, magazines, print, the gentlewoman
10 Comments
Secondhand book finds
One of the hardest things I’m finding about streamlining all my worldly goods is trying to overcome my love of buying books. Bookstores have long been a favourite place of mine to wander about and lose myself amongst all of … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged cormac mccarthy, home is where the heart is, Ilse Crawford, secondhand books, sensual home, the road
15 Comments
Count me the stars…
I know I’ve written before about how much I adore the words and beautiful ceramics created by Kylie Johnson, but after recently purchasing her gorgeous book ‘count me the stars‘, well I just couldn’t help gushing once more… That’s the … Continue reading
Gracia & Louise – Zine Giveaway
ENTRIES HAVE NOW CLOSED!! A WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON!! I have long been an admirer of the beautiful work created by Melbourne artisans Gracia Haby and Louise Jennison. I’ve had these two lovely wooden critters of theirs guarding my … Continue reading






