I cannot believe how quickly time is passing. It was Thursday last week before I realised I had not posted for Happy Homemaker Monday. I can't say that I have been particularly busy or doing anything constructive either. I had my menu plan written and followed it for the week until yesterday as it was Mothers Day in the UK and my daughter offered to cook dinner for us all. I let her decide what she wanted to make and she chose a pasta dish which was very nice, I am not going to have any luck getting anyone else to cook this week so I decided to keep it simple.
On the menu this week
Monday -Chicken and leeks in a blue cheese sauce
Tuesday -Cajun Dirty Rice
Wednesday -Jacket potato and BBQ beans
Thursday - Hunters Chicken
Friday -Burgers with Salt and pepper chips
Saturday - Cheesy melt in the middle Haddock Fish cakes, boiled new potatoes and peas
Sunday Pulled pork with coleslaw and fries
The weather
After a wintry wet week next week is forecast to just have light cloud with sunny intervals and a gentle breeze with temperatures of about 53 fahrenheit (11 celsius). I hope this means I can get into the garden as I have bought a little growhouse that needs building and some bulbs panting.
Around the house
We are redecorating Emma's bedroom. The fitted wardrobes have been taken out and last weekend we had a plasterer covering the artex on the ceiling and down to the picture rail. This means that the room is empty and the contents are currently in my craft room which I have found frustrating as I have not been able to get access to a lot of my equipment. I had taken out the quilt and the blanket I am working on as I can sit in any chair and work on them.
We are waiting for the plaster to dry so that hopefully next weekend it can be redecorated and then a new carpet put in. Emma is going to have to wait until Ikea opens to get the wardrobe and drawers she wants but at least I will be able to get back in my craft room.
From the camera
As England is still in lockdown we aren't able to really go out and do anything, Walking the dog has been about the only thing we have been doing and we took a walk along the canal bank near where we live. We walked to an area that even though it is in a very urban area has retained a village feel and also a bit closer to home is a lighthouse that is nowhere near the sea but certainly make a striking landmark and conversation point for visitors.
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