
Introducing: Betty Bluebell
Raindrops on roses, and whiskers on kittens, budget kitchen updates, and warm cosy dishes…
Continue readingRaindrops on roses, and whiskers on kittens, budget kitchen updates, and warm cosy dishes…
Continue readingThe scent of woodsmoke clings in the evening air, and leaves of a thousand hues are all about. Sharing what I’m hoping to achieve this season in our home, as well as the cosy things I’m enjoying at the moment.
Continue readingA traditional wartime biscuit recipe to commemorate the servicemen and women from the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. Baked and eaten on April 25th, known as ANZAC Day, they are a quick and delicious bake made using rolled oats, golden syrup and coconut.
Continue readingIn a world that is determined to continually misunderstand and misrepresent a large collective of women. Namely those who identify as homemakers and traditional housewives - is it time to take back the narrative and walk away from this “Trad Wife” hysteria? Hear my story in The New Yorker Magazine.
Continue readingPerhaps among the tasks of daily homemaking, the endless to-do lists, and taking care of others - it’s time to do a little bit of internal housekeeping. To heal those little things that have been nagging away at your heart, body, mind & soul. As they say, “you cannot pour from an empty cup”.
Continue readingPlease meet a long term inspiration of mine; Michelle is a mother of 8 children, still married to her childhood sweetheart, and whose life reflects the wholesome values I think many of us dream of. Slow, sustainable, and family-centred. Learn how she achieves this and what inspires her the most.
Continue readingI’ll be honest, it’s not as easy doing my job in a new country. So far, some things are not as expected, and others have been a beautiful surprise! Here’s what I’ve learned so far about being a homemaker and housewife in Australia.
Continue readingHome and Away, everybody needs good neighbours… In this exciting new chapter of our lives, we’re making brand new ones in the land Down Under!
Continue readingIn summertime, I really find myself in a pickle! With my tastebuds that is… If you love pickled vegetables on your salads, over hot dogs, with cold meats, or just to snack on right from the jar - my Mormor’s “Agurksalat” Danish Pickled Cucumbers might be right up your ‘gade’ (street) too!
Continue readingWhat can we all learn from the life and legacy of “The People’s Princess”? Diana was a multi-faceted woman, with a complicated life and history but that never stopped her from her mission to put an important character trait to good use…
Continue readingHanging out in the daytime, or at home, and (yes) without alcohol can be just as fun as those boozy all-nighters in your twenties! It just requires a little forward planning and creativity. Here are some wholesome (and budget friendly) ideas for things to do with the girls.
Continue readingAll my life I thought feminism meant choice, but for many women today, that’s not their experience at all - you see, you have to make the right choice! If that’s the case, is it really choice at all?
Continue readingYou may see me in a different light after reading this post, but that’s ok. It’s not about where I’ve been, it’s about where I’m going.
Continue readingOvaltine has always promised a good night’s sleep, plenty of vitamins, and is a restorative aid when added to your diet - but why not try it in this delicious and easy to make tea loaf! It will keep well, and is great for picnics and packed lunches.
Continue readingHow to best celebrate a Coronation you ask? Pack up your bunting and your glad rags, and head down to Kent to spend it with best friends and a Corgi or three…
Crack open the bubbles, and grab a slice of quiche. It’ll be utterly “Perfick” I tell you.
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