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a multitude of small delights constitute happiness
Charles Baudelaire
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MasterM
somewhere in Africa
MissM
somewhere closer to home
MrM
in charge of the TV remote control
MrsM
still failing to conquer the ironing
if you want to read even more
The Magpie Files
was the story of our family
from June 2007 to July 2009
thank you for reading
a multitude of small delights constitute happiness
Charles Baudelaire
who are we?
MasterM
somewhere in Africa
MissM
somewhere closer to home
MrM
in charge of the TV remote control
MrsM
still failing to conquer the ironing
if you want to read even more
The Magpie Files
was the story of our family
from June 2007 to July 2009
thank you for reading
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index
- bento (10)
- china (20)
- commuting (13)
- cottage (3)
- devon (1)
- family (14)
- family history (8)
- flowers (37)
- food (58)
- footnotes (43)
- france (13)
- friends (5)
- garden (6)
- home (2)
- ironing (8)
- italy (11)
- MasterM (57)
- MissM (66)
- morocco (4)
- MrM (10)
- MrsM (19)
- music (11)
- people (1)
- pictures (18)
- places (20)
- poetry (17)
- politics (34)
- portugal (5)
- rome (6)
- south africa (10)
- spain (16)
- tanzania (3)
- words (18)
- work (85)
friends
- a day that is dessert
- attic24
- coffee lady
- curlew country
- dogdaisychains
- domestic novice
- domesticali
- don't touch the princess mug!
- dottycookie
- dovegreyreader
- dragonfly
- driftwood
- eleanor from the comment box
- eurolush
- fan my flame
- ginger jumbles
- jeeandme
- jolly hockey sticks
- knitters-knitters
- little cottage comforts
- little cotton rabbits
- mary
- menopausal musing
- my marrakesh
- pea soup
- pebbledash
- peppermint patcher
- poshyarns
- posie gets cozy
- quilt while you're ahead
- quilting bebbs
- readers guide
- say la vee
- silverpebble
- speechless, mostly
- strange fruit
- sweet myrtle
- the philosophy of lists
- the quince tree
- the scent of water
- uncommon grace
- useful or beautiful
I see what's going on here.
ReplyDeleteMmm-mmm!
ReplyDelete(And you might want to re-do the link - it's missing one of the three w's at the beginning.)
You've been chatting to that nice greengrocer of yours again, haven't you?
ReplyDeleteI make that soup - it's good.
Yes ma'am, on the double :-)!
ReplyDeleteI'd rather make mine with a nice fresh cauli, and blue cheese, and nutmeg :)
ReplyDeleteBeing a foreigner, I had to google "fenland". It has a site all on its own: www.fenlandcelery.com" with lots of recipes. I'd opt for Caramelized Fenland Celery Tarte Tatin. Mmm!
ReplyDeleteBut you're right, Alice. It's soup season. Any soup.
Andrea
I'm still here, life sucked me in and I haven't been reading my daily posts ... shame on my as I can see I missed a lot of gorgeous things.
ReplyDeleteAnd Prague ... how funny you'd post about it exactly whan I'm thinking about going ... and now that know you have a friend, I might contact her for advice.
My blog friends are always helpful!!!
Of course, at once! ( love celery in soup or cooked in any form but don't make me eat it raw).
ReplyDeleteYum! (Although I am also very partial to celery with crunchy peanut butter...)
ReplyDeleteAvailable in my local Waitrose and well worth waiting for.
ReplyDeletecelery is the only vegetable i dislike!
ReplyDeletei hang my head in shame.....