Month: August 2021

With knitting now very popular with everyone it’s not surprise that ‘crochet’ has also made a big comeback. The word…

In case you did not know in the past 18 months over 3.2 million households have acquired a pet so…

The Danish say that every home needs a ‘Hyggekrog‘, which means ‘a nook‘. It basically means it’s the place in…

The Danish homes are usually stylish with a minimalistic look but with some personal touches, and now decluttering has become…

If you love to drink different types of teas and are always looking for anything that can help you lose…

A Cup of Persian Tea Fragrance of saffron fills the airas the teapot’s steam flies aroundcrystal cups sit on a…

According to The Examiner, Yorkshire Tea causes fierce debate after claims of finding ‘ultimate’ dunkable biscuit. Yorkshire Live wrote on…

Here are some simple things you can do yourself to help fight climate change. The obvious one which is to…

8 Reasons to drink ginger tea for health benefits. Ginger is good for digestion. It helps soothe digestive problems, especially…

The National Trust have a great list of fruit and vegetables for August. Heat-loving crops like tomatoes, cucumbers and chilies…

“Ecstasy is a glass full of tea and a piece of sugar in the mouth.” ~ Alexander Pushkin

National Allotment Week takes place this week from 9th-15th August. Allotments have become extremely popular of the last few years…

With Afternoon Tea Week starting tomorrow until the 15th August, now is the time to go somewhere a bit special…

With Afternoon Tea Week 9th-15th August I thought a post on a Vegan Afternoon Tea might be an interesting read.…

I had a busy month in July with both my Afternoon Tea4Two Blog and also my Back Pain Blog so…