How to do a kitchen make over - Casa Wearn Style #WearnKitchenMakeover

The story so far..

Step 1 - Collect 'inspiration' on Pinterest from the day you move in

Step 2 - Eventually squirrel together some money

Step 3 - Be Brave and go and talk to every kitchen salesperson on a wet Bank Holiday Monday

Step 4 - Pick up so many brouchers you get confused, and realized despite your collective advanced education neither of you even have an idea of how to start pricing up a kitchen, you're not even sure you want - and no one seemed that enthused about selling to you.

Step 5 - Buy another pint, and something to entertain Brit while you work out what to do - because the kitchen is starting to get on your nerves and make you sad.

Step 6 - Get excited by the idea of just getting the utilities moved and the place tiled and filling it with awesome furniture

Step 7 - Start a New Pinterest

Step 8 - Obsessively scour EBay for things, and then working out how you get them home

Step 9 - Start stripping out things in a bit of a panic because the plumber can fit you in on Monday....

Gosh, what a lovely shade of yellow that is....

Good day at the office..

... Had the first of two weekend open days in Feb (there's a bunch of Wednesdays ones too) and it's deep in Interview season. Today consisted of 2 very bouncy talks on our awesome portfolio of awards, a big mac meal wolfed down in a couple of mins and between us we interviewed around 40 students (and some of them were very, very good - next years intake is looking awesome) Not much else, Pete has the Bear & Pheasant tonight so I'm going to put my feet up, watch The Clone Wars DVD that turned up and relax a bit. I'm currently full of chocolate, marshmallows and white citrus tea, having watched the last part of The Art of Russia - making me want to go back to Russia and wishing I'd have been a bit freeier too explore when I was there. One day I'll go back, take Pete, learn to tell the difference between sour cream and mayonnaise and stay away from the cabbage dumplings, especially for breakfast. But it's been a very busy week - got invited down to an awes...

The Jazzberry cometh...

The finished upstairs bathroom (previously a room too depressing to take photos of)

Vintage NomBook - Sarah Brown’s Vegetarian Cookbook

Author: Sarah Brown Date: 1986 Published: Dorling Kindersley My Husband is a Veggie, so we always keep an eye out for good veggie cookbooks, mainly they hail from the 80’s, and the high point of wholefood cookery, and perms. Cheese & Lentil Loaf (our go to lentil loaf recipe)

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