The Life of Cat

Nothing put a spring in my step more than a look at blooming branches, with ornate pink or white petals falling like confetti on to warming soil. 

I thought I would share with you these beautiful photographs taken of the blossom we had in the spring. I will also including some of the most beautiful quotes I could find to accompany them...

''The flower doesn't dream of the bee, it blossom and the bee comes''

''Beauty blossoms from the inside''

''Water your roots so you're soul can blossom''

''No rain, no flowers''

 Watermead Country Park is one of the most beautiful sites I have ever been to inside of Leicestershire. There are paths throughout the entirety of the park providing safe passage amongst the riverbeds, reeds and the nature existing inside the park.

 There park provides opportunity for strolling, running and cycling, and many seats along these trails are perfect spots for guests to sit and appreciate the general peace and calmness.

 I found that Watermead Country Park is an asylum for untamed life. It seems to offer an extensive variety of wetland natural surroundings including broad reedbeds, wet forest, wildflower glades, harsh meadow, vast water and lakes.

 You can witness quite a bit of this untamed life in the Reedbed Nature Reserve which can be found at the north end of the country park. We saw bird hides and even a feeding station, this was a great spot to observe the wildlife present and appreciate the tranquility.

 The wildflower glades inside the parkland draw in an extensive variety of pollinating bugs in the spring and summer months.

 If you're lucky enough can see an assortment of butterflies and moths in the glades around the summer months

 Close by dragonflies and damselflies which can be spotted flying among the reedbeds and over the lakes.

 In the middle of one of many lakes you can see a beautiful sculpture. It can be seen from one side of the lake to the other, quite spectacular!

  A visit to the wild bloom zones in the spring can be remunerated with bluebells, fritillaries, bull eye daisies, cowslips and primroses.

The forests and different territories are perfect for bird watching.

 Of course a trip to the park is not complete without man's best friend. Remember if you're visiting the areas containing wildlife, keep your dog on a lead.

The wetland regions and wildflower knolls are an appealing living space for some types of creepy crawlies.

I thought I would try something a little different and give you an insight on what kind of dinners we have in our household on a weekly basis. Here it goes this is what me and my family had for tea this week...

Fish, Chips & Mushy Peas.

I might have picked the wrong week to do this segment as looking back upon it, it seems quite an indulgent one. On Saturday we did a very British thing and had a fish and chip super with mushy peas. Alot of Brits would go all the way and purchase this from a chippie however we prefer to go home baked style. Super yummy but super naughty!

Now it doesn't get more british than this, we always have a roast on a sunday as most Brits do. You just can't beat it, another reason I look forward to Sundays! The meat, veg, roasties and all the trimmings with lashings of gravy. Then once you've washed it down with a glass of wine it's time for a mini siesta or a cheesy film on the telly.

As were all back to the swing of the weekdays we went for something simple but super yummy! Sweet and sour shredded chicken laced with chunks of pineapple, roasted red pepper and slices of mushroom. Boiled potatoes, broccoli, cauliflower and carrots on the side. Speedy to make and doesn't last long on the plate.

Tuesday 

Chicken Fajita Nachos.

Wednesday

A nice yummy mid week roast

Thursday

Steak and Salad.

Friday

Pizza Night.