World Book Night

World Book Night takes place on April 23rd, which is a symbolic date for world literature, as it is the both the birth and death day of Shakespeare. The idea is that people get together on this night and give each other books.
As a volunteer, I was delighted to receive 25 copies of one of my favourite books, to share with my friends and work colleagues. Hope this book is enjoyed!

Bee lovely

My Neal's Yard 'Bee Lovely To The Bees' coffee and cake morning was a great success.

A walk to Cromer

We walked from North Repps to Cromer with our lovely Border Terriers. Fabulous Cromer crab with a glass of white wine made for a perfect lunch.

An orange tree in Suffolk

An orange and lemon tree are growing very happily in this warm conservatory, in my parents-in law's Suffolk home.

David Hockney at the Royal Academy

It was a dull, raining bank holiday Monday when we visited this exhibition, on its last day of opening. These pictures of Yorkshire landscapes were amazing. So bold, bright and uplifting. We enjoyed the whole experience.

Kedgeree at The Wolseley

We had a lovely early evening supper at The Wolseley , Piccadilly, before going to see the David Hockney exhibition. My Kedgeree was delicious and I was delighted when it arrived with the poached egg on top!
It was just a two minute walk away to the Royal Academy.

Spring flowers

Fresh spring flowers from my Mum's garden.