Faith, Family and Food
School is on a 2-week term break here down under in Australia. So besides having a permanently hungry teenager at home, I also have to make sure his friends are fed when they come around. Whenever I make this, his friends descend on it and it disappears so quickly, I had to pretend that it... Continue Reading →
I am excited to share that I have been nominated for The Leibster Award. Yay! I want to thank Sherita Benn for this nomination, I am humbled and encouraged. Thank you for joining me on my blogging journey and inspiring me through your writings. Your love for the Lord is very evident through your writings.... Continue Reading →
Psalm 23:1-4 " The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing. He makes me lie down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet waters, he refreshes my soul. He guides me along the right paths for his name's sake. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are... Continue Reading →
This one pot fish stew is a light meal that is easy and quick to whip up. Thai flavours and seafood are a great combination together. This dish is warm, flavourful and filling. This is a very versatile recipe as it can be easily adapted to add a fish of your choice and some prawns... Continue Reading →
As a mum to a teenager, I do get asked quite a few 'why' questions that do not always have an easy answer. My son has come into an age now where he sees and then questions why some of his friends having a different moral compass to what we have demonstrated at home and... Continue Reading →
If you love fruit smoothies, this one is tasty, easy to make, citrusy sweet and packed with goodness. This 5-ingredient smoothie takes 5 mins to put together. The combination of Orange and banana is just superb, complementing each other very well. The yoghurt adds a thickness along with protein. I use frozen banana; this adds... Continue Reading →
On the weekend, I attended a Women's conference "Beauty for Ashes", it was a 2-day conference and let me just start by saying that I worshipped, I learnt, I was encouraged and I wept. It was such a beautiful and uplifting time to be surrounded by women with a passion for God and a love... Continue Reading →
The Lord's prayer, commonly known and widely used in worship, is said often and many a times by rote. It is ironic that Jesus gave us these words to teach us how to pray so that prayer would not be reduced to a ritualistic recital of certain choice words and yet these words are often... Continue Reading →
I love a loaf with some fresh citrusy and fun flavours that I can just eat as is without having to slather something on it. This recipe is so simple to throw together – for starters, a whole orange (with the peel on!) along with orange juice, egg and oil are mixed in your blender.... Continue Reading →
One of the most unexpected and rewarding things I have encountered in my fairly new journey of blogging is the support and encouragement I receive through the blogging community. Before, and even when I started, I was very doubtful anyone would ever want to read what I shared, and I still hesitate to dream big... Continue Reading →
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