Cake, water and strawberries.

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1. Banana bread for breakfast. I bought it from a lady in a shocking pink beret at the farmer's market. It's low fat and made with local eggs and flour.

2. Walking on the Common with James and finding a secret pond. Tunbridge Wells is on sandstone, so ponds aren't all that common. This was more of a soggy hollow, but there was some clear water with bullrushes and a plant with white beany flowers.

3. The strawberries that Fenella brought round for our pudding. We ate them sliced up and sprinkled with vanilla sugar.

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  1. BibliovoreWednesday, May 18, 2005

    This blog makes me smile, because I like to notice the sweet little things in life too. For today: the view of the mountains as I ride home on my bike. Whichever way I turn, there they are. It makes me feel safe, like being in a gigantic stone cradle.

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