Given some of my current top posts in this blog are currently all Wasgij puzzles solution posts (joys of everyone finding puzzles in lockdown), it seems a lot of people struggle with doing a Wasgij without seeing a final solved image. So this should help you learn how to solve any Wasgij puzzle (or other…
Project 52 2020 week 27 – flowers on verges
Another week gone, and it’s week 27 of the year and week 15 of (kind of) lockdown. Everything is easing with the 4th of July called Super Saturday, as pubs, restaurants, holidays and indoors tourist places opening. We’ve still not been anywhere, although it’s good to know we can. Hearing what measures the local pub…
Farm themed and animal books for children (chapter books)
As regular readers know, N isn’t the biggest fan of reading. Actually that’s probably an understatement. He’ll read out of school books for the purpose of his school reading daily requirements. But reading for leisure doesn’t happen. The only books he’s read himself that he’s so far said he’s enjoyed have been David Walliams books…
Delicious filling ideas for sweet Yorkshire pudding recipes
There aren’t many people who don’t like Yorkshire puddings. Whether they’re traditionally large filled with meat and gravy, or little individual ones piled up alongside a roast. Used as toad-in-the-hole or even the more modern street food version Yorkshire pudding wraps. There’s more to them in their versatility, and that means sweet Yorkshire puddings. For…
Places to visit animals in the UK
We’re lucky living here, as there’s so many places to visit animals in the UK. I think my love of visiting wildlife parks and zoos was started way back when I lived in Windsor and we used to have season tickets to visit Windsor Safari Park (in its pre-Legoland days). We could hear the lions…
