A DAY OUT WITH LILY
Lily is my youngest granddaughter who will be ten this month. We decided to have a girls day out and go to Canterbury on the bus. We had a list of places that we wanted to visit. The first place was Flying Tiger where we got a couple of bits for our painting. Then we went to Pandora, the charms in there for our bracelets are so nice. We then went to Wagamamas for lunch where we both had the Katsu curry as it is our favourite. Lily enjoyed trying the bath bombs out in Lush and got some glitter…
View PostTHE COTERIE IN FOLKESTONE
The Coterie Bar, Dining & Garden There is nothing better than going out for a Sunday lunch. You can sit back, enjoy a glass of wine and relax, which is exactly what I did last Sunday. I went to The Coterie bar in Folkestone. Carly, the owner, has definitely put her stamp on it. It is friendly, warm, and has a great ambience, in fact, just like you are sitting at home. I love the homely touches like the book swap, games to play, you cannot beat a game of cards when it’s raining and cold outside. It was a…
View PostTHE ROSEMONT RESTAURANT, FOLKESTONE
One of the best winter offers I have seen in Folkestone, it obviously is very popular as the restaurant was so busy last week when I went for lunch with Kara. You get 50% off the set menu, the choice for main is amazing as you can see below. For under £13, you get two courses, the soup of the day was chicken and mushroom, which I must say was delicious. This restaurant is so nice, the layout and ambience are great, and the staff cannot do enough for you. It is also popular in the evenings for cocktails; again,…
View PostLOVE
I’ve always loved you, that flows from their mouth so often, another one is I will love you forever. How often has someone said those words to you? I bet it is at least 80% of the people reading this. Why do words of love flow from people’s mouths, but they don’t actually mean it? Have we become a nation of not admitting the truth to others and ourselves? Do the words I love you not mean as much anymore, so we just say them because they are expected or needed? Have we become a needy race, having to hear…
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