#Project366 2020 week 29

Laura

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Day 194: Sunday lunch, my vegan roasted tofu

Day 195: harvesting potatoes for my parents

Day 196: I seem to have slowed down on my stitching but Anne of Cleves is coming along gradually

Day 197: I am impressed with my progress on the Couch to 5k, less happy about the early mornngs though!

Day 198: starting the day with a Joe Wicks work out

Day 199: Zach’s final day at preschool. The end of an era as all 3 children have now been through the same preschool and 8 years is over 🙁

Day 200: my first ever experience of wax melts and I’m converted!

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Emma T

19th July 2020 at 4:20 pm

Ooh I fancy growing potatoes next year. Well done on the running, and yay to Zack finishing preschool. Big move up to school.

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Kim Carberry

19th July 2020 at 5:45 pm

It looks like the kids were having great fun harvesting the potatoes.
Well done with the running. I think the early mornings would put me off too.
Aww! What a milestone for Zach to finish preschool.
Ohh! I love wax melts. I like fruity one’s in the summer and cosy cinnamon type one’s in the winter. x

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Erica Hughes

19th July 2020 at 6:01 pm

Glad to see you are still doing Joe Wicks – I try to do it once or twice a week. I’ve never been sure about wax melts – I worry that they are a bit messy, but I should probably give them a go.

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Sarah MumofThree World

22nd July 2020 at 6:58 am

That is the end of an era with preschool! I hope school goes well for Zach. You look very happy in your running photo. Well done for sticking with it, despite the early mornings.

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Susan Mann

23rd July 2020 at 5:21 pm

It looks like the kids were having great fun harvesting the potatoes. Way to go with the running. What a milestone for Zach to finish preschool. I love wax melts I have so many x

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chickenruby

24th July 2020 at 10:03 am

That’s a very small meal, where’s the gravy? Hope you enjoyed it. I tried Joe Wicks once and was shattered, well done for sticking with it

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Louise (Little Hearts, Big Love)

25th July 2020 at 5:10 pm

Looks like the children enjoyed harvesting potatoes and your Anne of Cleves looks like she is coming along beautifully. Lovely happy photo of Zach on his final day of preschool – I can imagine that particular end of an era must have felt quite emotional after 8 years of your children going to that preschool. #project366

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Karen Reekie

26th July 2020 at 6:14 pm

We are growing some potatoes but they are not ready yet.
I love roasted tofu.
My teen and I have just started C25k, it’s hard going but worth it.

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Karen Langridge

26th July 2020 at 10:24 pm

I have never seen such a cute wax melt! Did it smell gorgeous too? Roasted tofu sounds interesting, I need to have more meat free meals, one to try!

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Mudpie Fridays

27th July 2020 at 11:06 am

Awww we have been harvesting potatoes too. They taste so good and much better than the shop ones. We have also finished the preschool days and I feel a tad emotional too. Most of my craft projects have gone by the wayside I hope to pick them up again soon though x

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Galina V

27th July 2020 at 11:33 am

I’ve never roasted tofu. I cook tofu in Teriyaki sauce once a week, as my younger son loves it so much he keeps requesting it. That is an end of an era indeed, 8 years! Looks like children enjoyed harvesting potatoes. Big well done on the running! I’m not a morning person, and would struggle with that.

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Kara Guppy

27th July 2020 at 12:10 pm

An end of an era is the end of pre-school and good luck on the start of a new adventure. Well done on your couch to 5k

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Andale Seaworne

3rd August 2020 at 5:26 pm

The meal looks delicious. OoOoO harvesting potatoes! Good luck on the stitching. OoooOo wax melting

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