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Coffee-Based Dessert

Turn your coffee into a treat. A wonderful way to enjoy your cup of coffee - if you're not a coffee purist!

Pour a shot of hot espresso coffee into a small glass, and top...

Life lately...
Capturing ordinary, everyday life in public spaces or life as its happens...

A car windshield makes a great surface for reflection photography. Trees reflected in my car's windshield. (Captured with my iphone.)

I always make coffee before I leave home, but I like to have a cup in the middle of the day, too.

Pumpkin Spice Latte and chocolate donuts only at Starbucks.

Taking in the beauty of the autumn scenery.

I can definitely feel fall is in the air. The autumn leaves are gorgeous right now, and I am encouraging everyone I know to spend a little extra time outside before the trees are bare and those amazing autumn leaves are gone.

Having a nice glass of wine after a hard day.
Sometimes it can be relaxing as long as you don't drink too much;)

Enjoying the last of summer's tomato bounty.

Coffee, Cake and Inspiration

Molten Chocolate Cake. {Get the recipe for Molten Chocolate Cake.}

If you're a regular reader of Cut and Dry, then you know that I'm a big fan of positive affirmations (Positive affirmations: Statements of intent. Through these statements we express our desire of how we want our life to be), positive thinking and quotes about life.

I keep these inspirational words written on cards pinned to the wall above my...

Hello, everybody! So. Just the other day I was sitting at my desk, leaning back in chair, enjoying a nice cup of coffee; red-hot, steam rising above my favourite cup. Just a dash of milk, no sugar. Divine! So today I thought I would post...

Having McDonalds or a pizza once in a while won't hurt. A little of what you fancy...does you good.

A fascinating combination of lovely old houses, shops, restaurants, cafes, and cobbled streets. Plymouth Barbican, Devon, UK.

Morning light in my kitchen.

A trip to Ikea.

Cute animal metal boxes.

Today we're kicking off a new series here on the blog: Five Things Tuesday. We love this series, and hope you will too.
Well, I'm off to work now. Have a great Tuesday! xx

P.S. In case you forgot, you are awesome!

Simple Little Pleasures + Have a Fun Weekend!

Sometimes you just want to sit and watch the sunrise.

Watching seagulls flying against the wind.

It seems like my whole life has become about the little things and I am...

...I'm coming home. In British homes, it is customary good manners for a host to offer tea to guests soon after their arrival.
I'm always hearing the health benefits of tea (green tea) and probably should switch to it, however I love my coffee. Having said that, I always enjoy a nice cup of tea in the afternoon.

I hope that you are having a wonderful week. xx

(Cartoon via WeKnowMemes )

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Haphazardness

Photo taken with my favourite Canon 50mm 1.8 lens.

A peaceful walk around a lake. {It doesn't matter what season you visit. It's always beautiful.}

Photos with a twist.

A visit to Duck Island Cottage. Swiss Chalet for a British Bird-Keeper, St. James's Park, London, UK.

{This pretty cottage was built in 1841 as the home of the bird-keeper in St. James's Park.
It also had a club room for the Ornithological Society of London, which once helped to look after the park's ducks and geese. The design, like a Swiss chalet, was intended to be the contrast to the grand architecture of government buildings nearby.
The cottage has been altered several times and its use has also changed. It was once a store for bicycles confiscated in the park but it is now used as offices.}