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| Top row: apples, carrots, milk, chicken vegetable soup, haddock chowder Middle row: purple sprouting broccoli, calabrese broccoli, lettuce, celery, leeks Bottom row: grapes, pears, portobello mushrooms, courgettes, baby spinach |
Farm delivery!
Not any interesting news today,
as the delivery is all regular items and I've explained most of those in the past.
Last night we had homemade S&G M&C with our Wensleydale cheeses.
January's "Welly Month" 50% off voucher meals ended earlier this week.
Contrary to the stereotypes,
I'm really gonna miss English food.
Just as a treat, I'm sharing something that makes me smile everyday.
This romantic little duo was painted (and then printed) by Joe Havasy,
a fellow alum of UGA's Lamar Dodd School of Art.
Joe coined the term "cute-sturbing" for his art,
and the clever juxtapositions are sure to make you grin.
When we moved to North Yorkshire
and I realized that sheep were more common than trees,
I had to have this set on my wall!
(note: Sorry for the light glare on the left, it's my window, not a strange line in the print!)
Check out Joe's etsy shop
and maybe you'll find your own piece of happiness!
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