Above: Some of Maser‘s fine work at North Wall Quay. Below: I spotted this around Grand Canal Dock and gave a squee of delight. Both taken with my new toy, the Fuji X100s.
Six months ago, I didn’t know Ajda, food stylist extraordinaire and a funny, genuine, tells-it-like-it-is kinda gal, who is also a total sweetheart. She’s off to pastures new, and I can’t wait to see what she does next. Ajda is a wonderful example of how brilliant blogging has bee
Not every pic makes it to Instagram – usually because I forget. Here are some things that have made me smile this month. First row: Selfies with Isabel, tapas and dancing (here) with BFFs, cheesy photo booth messing with these two talented gals. Second row: Working on features that mean I get to
“The last of human freedoms—to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances—to choose one’s own way…. It is this spiritual freedom—which cannot be taken away—that makes life meaningful and purposeful.” I’m reading Frank Kofman’s Conscious
As yesterday’s post showed, Isabel’s party was definitely not short on cake. The baby fiesta featured lots of sweet treats and DIY touches, thanks to the talents of craft queen Nikki and brilliant caterer Katy. Nikki created all the giant hundreds and thousands on the wall, as well as th
Ben and I hosted Isabel’s first birthday party at the weekend. She was turning one, so I snuck in a mini cake smash session… Pics from her party – including fab DIY decs from Nikki and delicious treats from Katy – up tomorrow.
There is lots for tech nerds like me to get giddy about following yesterday’s WWDC. While I’m really looking forward to things like making phone calls straight from your iMac or laptop, editing pics with apps like VSCO right in the photos app, new widgets in Notificatio