Posts Tagged by nature
Autumn in England
| September 24, 2011 | Posted by Luschka under Discovering Nature, Home Education, Incidental Learning, Knowledge and Understanding of the World, Raising Conscious Children |
There are many things about life and living in the UK that it seems, even after eight years, that I will just never get on board with. There are things that make me realise painfully, that this is not home. (Home isn’t home any more either, but at least it’s familiar.) But there is something… more
Foraging for Food – Ramson (Wild Garlic) And Ricotta Gnocchi
| April 24, 2011 | Posted by Luschka under Food, Foraging for Food, Spring, Summer |
Wild garlic is simply delicious stuff. In the spring it has a much milder taste than late in the summer, and unlike it’s commercial counterpart, you eat the leaves and the flowers, not the bulb (although you could). more
Pic Of The Week 52-12
| March 30, 2011 | Posted by Luschka under Pic Of The Week, Projects |
As our time in South Africa roars to a screetching end, we’re spending as much time as we can outdoors, around nature, and with people we love. more
365-298 to 365-304 A Week In Pictures
| November 10, 2010 | Posted by Luschka under Mamatography, Projects |
Finishing up our week at Dhikololo and heading in to a peaceful week at home. Our days are so varied, but sometimes all on the same theme. My sister arrived this week and is now sharing the house we lived in years ago again. Ameli adores having her aunty around. more
Foraging for Food – Elderflower Jelly
| June 13, 2010 | Posted by Luschka under Favourite Recipes I Have To Share, Food, Foraging for Food |
Elderflowers are still in full bloom, but quickly coming to the end of their flowering season. High in vitamins A, B and C, Elderflower infusions are great for combating summer colds, (or any time, if you use the dried leaves). Herbalist Christine Haughton also recommends Elderflower for hayfever. Taken as a cordial every day it… more
365-98 to 365-104 A Week in Pictures
| April 21, 2010 | Posted by Luschka under Mamatography, Projects |
Our weeks are sometimes so diverse, it’s hard to find a common theme. This is one of those weeks. From Folkstone to Norway, a bit of London, some nature and some routine, but always two constants: the people I love in the life we live. more
365-91 to 365-97 A Week in Pictures
| April 14, 2010 | Posted by Luschka under Mamatography, Projects |
We seem to be doing a tour of the South London parks at the moment, going through them one by one. I should start reviewing them! This has also been a milestone week for us: Ameli has started on solids, and has hit the 6 month mark. more
365-77 to 365-83 A Week in Pictures
| March 31, 2010 | Posted by Luschka under Mamatography, Projects |
We had a slightly busier week, although illness is still firmly imprinted on our household. Nonetheless, a visit to the in-laws in Somerset, a quick stop-in at a local art gallery, a trial day in cloth nappies and a product launch for shoes to make you skinny while eating cupcakes made it all pass really… more
365-70 to 365-76 A Week in Pictures
| March 24, 2010 | Posted by Luschka under Mamatography, Projects |
I seem to be saying that I’ve had a dull week quite a lot lately, yet when I look at the pictures, there always seems to be things happening in my life. Although we’ve been overwhelmed by the world’s worst case of ‘teething baby’, and fevers and stomach bugs in all three of us, we… more
I seem to be saying that I’ve had a dull week quite a lot lately, yet when I look at the pictures, there always seems to be things happening in my life. Although we’ve been overwhelmed by the world’s worst case of ‘teething baby’, and fevers and stomach bugs in all three of us, we do still seem to find time and energy for the act of living.
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