Posts Tagged ‘kid-friendly’
Winter Outings – Ludlow Castle
Posted by: louesejackson on: January 15, 2012
Today we all decided to hop in the car and head to Shropshire. A short half hour later and we were in the center of the historic village of Ludlow, viewing it’s lovely Castle. Only 5£ for adults and free for kids, it makes a very affordable outing that will allow your kid to explore, [...]
Allotment Garden: First Earlies Part 1
Posted by: louesejackson on: January 4, 2012
- In: Allotment Gardening | England | Foodstuffs | Storyline
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Today Henry and I spent a little bit of time planting our very first “first earlies”. As far as I can tell, some vegetables have three designations: First Earlies Second Earlies Maincrop I have only run into this designation for potatoes and peas, however I know “earlies” and “maincrop” are words that get thrown around [...]
Ask and You Shall Receive
Posted by: louesejackson on: January 3, 2012
- In: Foodstuffs | Henry
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This afternoon Henry asked to make an apple pie. Actually his exact words were, “I would like a happy and grumpy apple pie please”. If you ask me like that, I can’t refuse. We ate the grumpy side tonight for good luck in the New Year. Tomorrow I’m starting some First Early peas for the [...]
An Achievement Like None Other
Posted by: louesejackson on: December 10, 2011
- In: England | Montreal | Storyline
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What does 1 redundancy in late February, months of seriously freaky-hard work, 1 International Move to the UK, and 1 person who is capable of programming, designing and producing video games get you? Well, it gets you a published iPhone game. That’s what it gets you. I couldn’t be prouder. Indigo Bunny: Homeward Bound. Indigo [...]
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- louesejackson: Thank you! How are your boys doing? I have been woefully terrible at keeping up with blogs recently. I think when the spring comes, I'll get back in
- louesejackson: It is an on your honour library, with books donated by the community. I have a feeling I'll be dropping some of our less read books down there for, um
- louesejackson: I have noticed that (minus Quebec milk and dairy) it's pretty much the same price, minus the conversion. I prefer not to think about the converted pri
