A little while ago last year, P decided to have her hen’s party in Thailand – specifically an epic week in Koh Samui. Unfortunately, she caught an awful cold just before the trip and was ...
Seems like it was only yesterday that I was baking for my sister’s baby shower. Now, almost a year later, my niece has reached the milestone of one year old. It’s surreal to think that ...
Hi everyone! Just wanted to quickly say a Happy New Year to all our lovely blog readers. I know we have been quiet with our blogging throughout the last couple of months and I sincerely ...
It’s been a very long while since F and I had a dinner out, so I was really looking forward to dining at The Duck Inn Pub and Kitchen all week. We’ve had our fair ...
Happy new year everyone!! I can’t believe it’s 2013 and that we’re already into our second week of the year! Looking back at 2012, I would have to say that it was a phenomenal year ...
What struck me first about Concrete Blonde is its trendy setting with some pretty interesting features such as the “graffitied” awning cover. Very cool. There is also live jazz on Sunday! I’m not sure whether ...
Heinz Beck has many accolades to his name, cookbooks and even a reality television cooking show that pits chefs against housewives. On top of that, he has the only restaurant in Rome with 3 Michelin ...
It’s been a very long time since I’ve had high tea and when P mentioned that she had the biggest craving for it, I casually mentioned this place I knew at The Rocks that was ...
As most of our loyal readers would know, Howard and I recently did a little thing called… getting married. It’s over a month since the wedding day and despite it not being so long ago, I still find it difficult to recall certain aspects of the wedding. So many things were happening in the one day that some parts of the day is a blur.
A mere hour away from London by train lies Cambridge, not just a university as I had always thought but an entire university town. I get a little faint-hearted when I think about all of the mayhem that you could get up to living in a town that literally grew up around your university.