Eating // Roasted sweet potato, apple and rosemary soup (recipe from My Family Table)
Drinking // Warm cocoas at night
Feeling // Grateful for the weekend
Making // The final sleeve for my Clara Bow Sweater
Thinking // That a pumpkin patch is the best place for young bantams to live - they are having a ball!
Dreaming // Of milking Missy in a few weeks time
Also
I thoroughly enjoyed this interview with Think Big Live Simply's Bec Shann over at She Makes Magic. I may have had to tune in four times (I didn't seem to have 40 minutes of undivided attention in one block) but I was inspired and loved every minute
And Trials and Tribulations of The Simple Life landed in my inbox last week, from Life of Clare
I'd love to know what's happening in your Here & Now?
Share below or on your own blog - leave a link to let me know!
Enjoy the rest of the weekend,
Sarah x
Megan from Dolly Henry has also written a Here & Now post - she's relatively new to blogging so hop over and make her welcome!
Also make sure you have a peek at Kate's beautiful photos in her Here & Now post!
What a lovely life you have :)
ReplyDeleteHere in England the spring is starting, I created a bulb plant patch, bought a bayleaf plant today. With my fiancée we set up a sourdough starter and I am using it right now for the first time, just waiting for the dough to rise. It's exciting!
That all sounds perfect! Sourdough baking is exciting - best wishes for your loaf x
DeleteAre those passionfruit in your barrow?? If they are, I am very jealous because I have not had one single flower or fruit off my passionfruit vine this season. Must find out why (I expect it will have something to do with the soil) and fix it so as to avoid any more passionfruit droughts!
ReplyDeleteMy here and now has involved getting ready for planting out my Autumn seedlings. I have been waiting and waiting for the daytime temperature to cool and it looks like this week will finally see a drop to days under 30 degrees so I can finally transfer my seedlings to my main veggie patch. Hooray! Some other things I've been up to are on my blog at http://ahopefulnature.blogspot.com.au/ Feel free to come and visit! Meg:)
They certainly are passionfruit :-) And mostly from one vine...I'd offer passionfruit growing advice if I had any, but I'm afraid I don't give my vine very much TLC and it still produces wonderfully. I hope you find what to do with yours!
DeleteYour garden sounds as though it's going to be lovely Meg! Happy planting x
Your bantams are in the best spot! They have me thinking of pumpkin soup. I can't wait for you to share about milking Missy.
ReplyDeleteI have joined in the fun with my own Here and Now over at 'Kate Writes'
Thanks for sharing
Kate x
I can't wait for Missy to calve again either - only 12 days until her due date!!
DeleteThanks so much for joining in, your photos are always so beautiful! I'll add your link to my post and hop over and have a look xx
Beautiful photography! And the passionfruit sounds amazing! I really love "here & now" as a post - mindful & grateful all at once. Do you post it monthly? X
DeleteThank-you so much ELisa. I will be posting it monthly from now on, on the 10th of every month if you'd like to join in next time :-) I'll be adding links to the post for up to a week after I've published it so you have time to join x
DeleteA wheelbarrow full of passionfruit, I would be loving that too! Oh and those gorgeous bantams, they certainly have a lovely life x
ReplyDeleteThank-you so much Jane xx
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