September 14, 2011
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Here are a few places we recommend, for great recipes and inspiration. We know that supplying fresh produce isn’t always enough. Looking at all the brightly coloured fruit, veg and salad can be a bit confusing. Here we will offer great recipes, and links to help … Continue reading
June 8, 2011
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May 31, 2011
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A cool spring afternoon, Christina opens her workshop door to a sunday chorus of birdsong. Tantalising reflections of her well loved garden ricochet between the tiny pieces off glass mosaic tiles and mirrors on her workbench. Soft shodows from her stone … Continue reading
May 30, 2011
by chrissie
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Christina J Phillips is a ceramic artist with exceptional talent. http://www.sensationmodern.com/ Christina’s natural intuition of her pieces flamboyantly execute a meridian of skills. Evocative Torus’s to detailed mosaic masks, Christina Phillip’s sculptures ooze a beautiful original quality. On June 4th, … Continue reading
April 27, 2010
by chrissie
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I live on a small Island which has some of the best stats for recycling. I am not sure how much the commercial world is responsible, but the council like to take a big bow in their efforts. I have … Continue reading
April 26, 2010
by chrissie
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Sasha eventually looked up at the clock. 8.50 am. “Damm” She shouted and ran out the house through her garden, hair flapping and slapping her in the face. She drove her BMW off toward the corner shop frantacally. She parked … Continue reading
April 26, 2010
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Well when you think about the influences that affect your thoughts it is no wonder that when you come up with a good idea at least 10 others have thought it at the same time. With it having been Rainforest … Continue reading
January 26, 2010
by chrissie
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Yeah, I love tomato soup! Who doesn’t? My delightful children have such individual prefrances to food, which I try to placate with a kind encouragement such as ”Please eat your dinner darling” and “Its sweet, like sweets”. Corn or patotoe, really is … Continue reading