Thursday are for throwing back, so it’s time for another instalment of When We Were Young, a new series that looks at what bloggers were like in their childhood. This week it’s wonderful, talented, warm and lovely Ajda, who was living in Dublin but is now food styling it up in Amste
Isn’t it beautiful? I love how its bright yellow flowers light up the landscape, particularly at sunset, I love its coconut-y smell, and I love how some kind of gorse is always in flower – inspiring the old country phrase: “When gorse is out of blossom, kissing’s out of fash
Hope you have something lovely planned for the weekend! I’m hoping to do a fair bit of reading and chilling as I head away on a girly break to Donegal. Here are some links I’ve been bookmarking this week.
If I’m still taking pictures at 90 (and I hope that I am), no doubt I’ll still be as excited at a shot of pink blossoms against a blue sky.
This is my new favourite breakfast. I’d been craving something Mexican and eggy and concocted these breakfast tacos based on what we had around the house, but I loved them so much I thought I’d share the recipe.
Quick update to happily say… we got a credenza! You may recall me going on about my search for one in my post on where to find good mid century furniture in Dublin.
Hope you had a lovely weekend! After a late, coffee-fuelled finish at work Friday evening, I took Saturday very, very easy. To celebrate Record Store Day, Ben and I popped into Tower Records, where I picked up a lovely 7″ limited edition vinyl of Palomino, Gemma Hayes’ new track and Ben
As many of you know, renting in Dublin can be tough. As editor of Image Interiors & Living, I see the most beautiful, inspiring homes in the country on a regular basis. As someone who has been renting in Dublin for almost ten years, I’ve seen the most depressing, uninspiring spac
Hola! How was your weekend? Mine was spent doing a bit of work (we’re in production with the May-June issue) and getting completely lost in Joan Didion’s incredible book, The Year of Magical Thinking. A candid, unblinking yet beautiful portrait of love, loss and marriage, it w