Showing posts with label Garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Garden. Show all posts

Sunday, May 1, 2011

Garden Buffet


Aren't these origami star boxes cute?

My sister is back from Australia and we organized a garden buffet for her this evening. Being rather busy, I wanted to add some decoration and personal touches in the least possible time, thus the idea of a simple origami theme was attractive.


My sister was inspired to add a splash of color with an origami teabag star. With my Ikea Moroccan lamp, the table was set to go.



Saturday, February 19, 2011

Lovely Lazy Saturday lunch


My sweet hubby whipped up a lovely lunch today which we enjoyed the peace and sunshine in the garden.

Thank you!

Monday, January 24, 2011

A Little Garden Party


My new year's resolution is to regain enchantment in life.

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Enchantment - captivation, utterly delighted, fascinated, charmed, bewitched, magic, enthralled.

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What could be a better way to start the new year than a garden bash to celebrate the good life? I invited my lovely friend, A, whose birthday was round the corner to my little garden party as my pampered guest while I attempted to set up a sari canopy for the first time.

The sari canopy was inspired by a book: Easy Outdoor Living by Clare Matthews. I love the "easy" projects especially when everything looks so pretty and pampering. 

I got my sari from Tekka Market at Little India and four cheap curtain rods from IKEA and boy, am I surprised it stood up for hours in the wind! A contributed her picnic rugs for the day.

It was a relaxing day while we discussed our plans for the upcoming holiday to Tokyo and was distracted by Sonia Choquette's Soul Lessons and Soul Purpose Oracle cards.

Food was simple and healthy. Orange slush in wine glasses look perfectly decadent. Fresh salad greens with cherry tomatoes and green apple cubes with a dash of balsamic vinaigrette and olive oil balanced out the supersteamed grilled beef and sausages. Pasta was spaghetti mixed with Leggo's stir through Ricotta & Spinach with Pecorino Cheese sauce and olive oil. Snack was vegetable sticks with dip. Finally we polished off some petite pretty Japanese ice-cream.