As promised on my previous “month in pics” I managed to photograph more outfits for you this month. Out of 13 posts, 7 were outfit ones, and I’m really proud to say that not even one of them was taken with a tripod and a self-timer, and I have to thank T. for this.
1. Monochromatic, 2. Sporty Chic, 3. From day to night, 4. Modern Preppy, 5. Valentine’s Day outfit inspiration, 6. Raiding my boyfriend’s closet, 7. 70’s inspired.
Which one is your favorite?
Hello sweeties! How was your week? It’s Friday today, and I’m really excited, cause we’re almost 1 week away from my little Blog’s first anniversary, which gives me great pleasure. I may have a surprise for you, but you will have to stay tuned to find out, so follow this blog any way you like! I would be grateful.
I’m also really excited to finally have the holiday photos ready for you, as I promised on my previous posts! As many of you may already expect, there are mostly food pictures, a few gifts, decorations and some miscellaneous stuff. But those of you who follow my blog for a long time, know how much I love cooking and baking. So let’s get started!
Every year around Christmas, for the last 5-6 years, it has become a tradition for me to make Christmas treats. It may have taken me a little bit longer this year due to the problem I had with my oven, but I finally made them. My close relatives and friends know by now that they should expect a big platter of my homemade melomakarona as a gift. Melomakarona are a traditional dessert of Greek cuisine, prepared primarily during the Christmas holiday season. They can be generally described as “Christmas cookies soaked in syrup of diluted honey (méli in Greek) and then sprinkled with crushed walnuts” (source).
All photos taken by me – Click on them to enlarge
Hello everyone! I hope you had a great Easter vacation, with lots of fun and lots of food! I know that my vacation was something like that. At least the food part. I have to warn you that this is going to be a big and picture heavy post, so bear with me.
Here in Greece we celebrate Easter by going to church on Saturday night for the Resurrection and having a big Easter feast with family and friends while cooking and eating (a lot).
Luckily, the weather was nice enough to eat outside, so we had a great time.
