Today the basket of the week from LufaFarm includes: tomatoes, oakleaf lettuce, cucumber, onions, pea sprouts, garlic, potatoes, topinambour, baby turnips. Today was the last basket, because my subscription has finished. I decided to take a break, a bit tired of cooking 🙂
I’ve got a bunch of old bead necklaces in my jewelry casket. Some of them I bought at a second hand store, and some were left abandoned after my style has changed. The one made of uneven multicolored agate beads was brought from Russia. It used to belong to my mom, and it holds some great […]
Today the basket of the week from LufaFarm includes: tomatoes, lettuce, swiss chard, bean sprouts, potatoes, onions, cucumbers, and a bouquet of kale. Lots of greens, and it is very good for fresh spring salads! BTW, tomorrow is the first day of spring! Happy spring, everybody!!!
This year our spring got lost somewhere! The spring season will officially start in a couple of days; however, tomorrow we are expecting to get another five inches of snow while the “real feel” temperature is -12C! Crazy! To coop with cold and to satisfy my craving for spring, I have been wearing warm winter […]
Polka dots is a trendy pattern this season! This is a good news, because it is really easy to make it yourself. Here is my DIY for you 🙂 I bought this pair of ordinary skinny jeans at a second hand store for $5. To do stamping, I used the same tools that I got when did my […]
Today the basket of the week from LufaFarm includes: cabbage, tomatoes, lettuce, turnips, swiss chard, garlic, sprouts. Basket is not very big but has everything I have been craving for: sprouts, cabbage, and turnips, miam!
Polka dots seemed to be a naive pattern that suited only childish looks. However, recently it has become super popular! You can see it blended into trendy street looks, worn by fashion week attendees, and favored by famous fashion brands. And I am very happy to see it! Polka dot stamped jeans is a project […]
Today the basket of the week from LufaFarm includes: parsnips, greens, tomatoes, English cucumbers, garlic, and endives. The cucumbers and tomatoes are exceptionally tasty – as usual! However, I do not endives 🙂 Do you like them? How do you cook them?
