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3 pumpkins decorI’m really looking forward to this weekend. Not only do I get extra time off work but the next few days will be filled with an abundance of the most delicious homemade food shared with family and friends. These are definitely things which I’m very thankful for! I also want to pass my thanks to all of you who read my blog and share my experiences. And in my gratitude, I’m sharing links to my favourite recipes. I hope you enjoy!

  •  I’m obsessed with Donna Hay and her recipes. I own quite a few of her cookbooks and have dipped into them often. Her turkey and stuffing recipe is mouthwatering from photo to finish.
  • The easiest recipes are usually the most delicious and Sam Linsell‘s perfect crispy roast potatoes fit the bill nicely. I pinned them to my Pinterest board and have used it so many times I could do it blind folded.
  • If you love pumpkin flavour but have grown tired of the typical pie brought out after Thanksgiving dinner, then I have the most sinfully decadent dessert for you. Alida Ryder shares her gran’s recipe for pumpkin fritters with a sticky caramel sauce. Try it, you’ll thank me!

Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!

Weekend Edition

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Lilac rosesI’m planning on a very busy weekend. There will be no time for lounging in bed or even stopping to smell the roses (no matter how gorgeous!). I hope you all take advantage of this weekend as well to engage in something adventurous. But if you’ve been busy all week and prefer to stay in, here are a few links you will enjoy. So kick up your feet, you deserve it!

  • Fashion Week has moved to Europe. Style abounds at the shows and on the streets of Milan. There is no one better to give an insider’s view than Canada’s own Tommy Ton. Mamma mia!
  • Scrolling through Laura Wright‘s post on a “really good tomato soup” I not only found a great soup recipe, but also a reflection on living a life that’s more engaged. Slow down and enjoy every step in the journey…my sentiment exactly!
  • Beth Kirby is another blogger who finds joy in the little things, the perfection of imperfection. She recently ran a workshop called “Gathering from Scratch” and looking at all those photos made me want to call all my family and friends for a reunion under the sky.