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Writing about joy and rain and seasons and homes and lifestyle and all the things that we can love together!

Table Decor Ireland - 3 New Designs
Table Decor Ireland - 3 New Designs

it was important for table decor to be exquisite for every meal, including breakfast.

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InteriorsJennifer Ritchie3 May 2022Jennie Ritchietable decor ireland, napkns, irish linen, tablescape, table decor, table designComment
RECIPE - the Best Vegetarian Minestrone Soup
RECIPE - the Best Vegetarian Minestrone Soup

There are few meals as excellent as vegetarian Minestrone, this one without beans but with mozzarella and extra kale, is my favourite.

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RecipesJennifer Ritchie19 April 2022Jennie Ritchiebest vegetarian minestrone soup, jennie ritchieComment
Six Tasty Picnic Ideas
Six Tasty Picnic Ideas

The notion of picnics brings a smile to my face every single time. Here are six tasty picnic Ideas and places in Ireland to enjoy them.

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PicnicsJennifer Ritchie18 April 2022Jennie Ritchieapril picnic, jennie ritchieComment
SEASONS - Mad about March
SEASONS - Mad about March

March is always full of surprises - the weather, the plants springing from the soil, the light in the morning and the evening. I’m mad about March - in a good way!

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Seasonal, Things to doJennifer Ritchie6 March 2022Jennie Ritchiethings to do in marchComment
BELONGING - 5 Ways to Move Happy
BELONGING - 5 Ways to Move Happy

Having spent a little time in a lot of places, I have devised a masterplan of great elegance to adapt chameleon-esque to our constantly changing habitat. Here are my 5 fun ways…

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Moving to IrelandJennifer Ritchie27 February 2022diaspora, adapt to life in irelandComment
TRAVEL - 6 essentials when staying with friends
TRAVEL - 6 essentials when staying with friends

If being the guest is like a Tom Collins – cool and refreshing, then the host(ess) should be the Espresso Martini – charming and surprising while allowing a brief glimpse into the ingredients of your home and life.

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JournalJennifer Ritchie7 February 2022bed linen, bedding, linenComment
SEASONS - Did you know there was a Pooh Day? Things to do in January
SEASONS - Did you know there was a Pooh Day? Things to do in January

Is this you? It’s not me! January is my birthday month. I feel a little skip in my step at the prospect of dinner out with a white tablecloth somewhere nice.

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Seasonal, Things to doJennifer Ritchie4 January 2022Jennie Ritchieireland in january, burns night supper, things to do in januaryComment
TRAVEL - Why Surfing in Donegal is the thing you never knew you always wanted to do
TRAVEL - Why Surfing in Donegal is the thing you never knew you always wanted to do

Why surfing in Donegal is the thing you never knew you always wanted to do. A surf lesson is typically two hours, including your briefing.

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Things to doJennifer Ritchie6 December 2021Jennie Ritchiesurfing in donegal, rossnowlagh, surf irelandComment
SEASONS - Things to Do in December in Ireland
SEASONS - Things to Do in December in Ireland

Festive ideas and things to do in Ireland in December, from flaming raisins to winter solstice celebrations and festive punch for putting up the tree.

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Seasonal, Things to do, Moving to IrelandJennifer Ritchie4 December 2021Jennie Ritchiethings to do in december in irelandComment
CHRISTMAS - Cardamom and Chocolate Gingerbread Spiced Buns Recipe
CHRISTMAS - Cardamom and Chocolate Gingerbread Spiced Buns Recipe

This was the first weekend of Christmas activity in our house. We took the opportunity of two days at home, to fill the rooms with the scents of cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg with these Christmas spiced buns.

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RecipesJennifer Ritchie24 November 2021Jennie Ritchiechristmas buns, cinnamon buns, gingerbread bunsComment
RECIPES - Healthy Oat Bars perfect for hiking or after school snacking
RECIPES - Healthy Oat Bars perfect for hiking or after school snacking
RecipesJennifer Ritchie11 November 2021Jennie Ritchiehealthy oat bars, oat bar recipeComment
SEASONS - Things to do in November in Ireland
SEASONS - Things to do in November in Ireland

When we moved back to Ireland four years ago, I was terrified of November. At first it was a fear of the cold, but the reality was the Dark that hurt more.

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Moving to Ireland, Seasonal, Things to doJennifer Ritchie3 November 2021Jenne Ritchienovember, things to do in november, november in irelandComment
CELEBRATE - Halloween in Ireland
CELEBRATE - Halloween in Ireland

We started at our next door neighbours, one Mandolorian and one Blues Brother with small paper bags. A can of Coke, a packet of crisps and a handful of Haribo later, they were buoyed up with delight that all they had to do was dress up and knock on someone’s door to get some free stuff.

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Journal, SeasonalJennifer Ritchie3 November 2021Jennie Ritchiehalloween ireland, halloween in ireland Comments
RECIPES - A Wonderful Zesty Thai Prawn and Spinach Curry
RECIPES - A Wonderful Zesty Thai Prawn and Spinach Curry

This is one of my favourite curry soups to make at home. You can easily make it vegetarian by skipping the prawns. I have also used it as a base for steaming mussels and it is spectacular.

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RecipesJennifer Ritchie26 October 2021Jennie Ritchieprrawn and spinach curry, thai prawn curry, best thai prawn curryComment
MOTIVATION - Things to Do in October in Ireland
MOTIVATION - Things to Do in October in Ireland

Here is our favourite recipe from Antigua:

Equal amounts (25mls) of rum, Kahlua, sugar syrup and espresso - shaken over ice and served topped with 3 coffee beans. You can alternatively use vodka instead of rum.

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Journal, FamilyJennifer Ritchie5 October 2021Jennie Ritchiethings to do with the kids, things to do in ireland, things to do in october, word ballet da, halloween irelandComment
Why Autumn is a wonderful time to move back to Ireland
Why Autumn is a wonderful time to move back to Ireland

I’m sitting at my desk, belly full of soup and taste buds tingling from salsa verde. I have drunk nearly a pint of sparkling water and am flexing my thoughts back to a place four years ago when we landed in Dublin airport ‘for good’.

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Moving to Ireland, RecipesJennifer Ritchie14 September 2021Jennie Ritchievegetable soup, diaspora, ireland, moving to ireland Comment
A Brunch Beach Picnic in Ireland
A Brunch Beach Picnic in Ireland

A brunch beach picnic, spontaneously prepared when the weather is fine. This is one of my favourite things to do.

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Recipes, Things to do, PicnicsJennifer Ritchie29 July 2021Jennie Ritchiepicnic, beach picnic, picnics ireland, picnic ideasComment
Things to Remember to Do in June 2021
Things to Remember to Do in June 2021

Month of peony flowers, strawberries, barbecues, bicycle rides and picnics? Not too far fetched this year, as the promise of Summer holidays abroad is almost beyond reach.

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Things to doJennifer Ritchie3 June 2021Jennie Ritchiejune 2021, whats on in june in ireland, dates to remember june irelandComment
How to make the Most Scrumptious Chocolate Brownie After Dinner Platter
How to make the Most Scrumptious Chocolate Brownie After Dinner Platter

A mouthful of words for a decadent feast. There are few that can resist the temptation of a chocolate pud with fruits and nuts to boot.

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RecipesJennifer Ritchie3 June 2021Jennie Ritchiechocolate brownie recipe, quick chocolate brownie, easy chocolate brownie, movie platter ideasComment
Planting a Vegetable Garden in Ireland, Red Lipstick and an Apple and Almond Tart for Tea
Planting a Vegetable Garden in Ireland, Red Lipstick and an Apple and Almond Tart for Tea

The wigwam of peas is my absolute favourite. It is my favourite to pick and eat, and also to watch grow, catching their little tendrils like holding a toddlers fingers while they take their first steps.

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Gardening, JournalJennifer Ritchie24 May 2021Jennie Ritchievegetable garden, life in irelandComment
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