Great weekend? Thanks for your overwhelming response to my last post. Hugs. Over the weekend I strolled around a country market. I love a good market. I came home with lot's of yummy fresh fruit and veg. All from local farmers and the like. Of course, I couldn't resist these melting moments. Every now and then I spoil myself with one. Served on vintage china makes them look that extra special. Here's cheers to a great week.
Oh we end up spending a fortune at farmer's markets, so worth it though, love the freshness. Although with a large family starting to hit their teens, we really need our farm & own produce to feed everyone, soon!! The melting moment would only seal the deal on a delicious day, we did lamingtons at our Farmer's Market on Saturday!! Love Posie
ReplyDeleteMy mum makes the best yoyo's (we call them that)I try and resist but it's not possible.
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Hi Simone..how good do they look? I'm glad I can only see them and not smell them..irresistable! By the way I used the pink polka dotted trim I got from you for an apron last week..post before last.
ReplyDeletelove the vintage plate!
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So sweet and little and innocent. Aren't small indulgences grand?
ReplyDelete(Lovely image btw darling)
I love wandering around the farmer's markets too, I love all the fresh produce and when goodies like your yummy melting moments are to be found too, it's even better! x
ReplyDeleteThey look divine Simone although I think I have to give the sweets a break for the moment, especially after yesterday! x
ReplyDeleteDelicious-looking!! yum, I hope you enjoyed every bite and crumb!
ReplyDeleteI love strolling through markets too, it's one thing I miss about Brisbane.
ReplyDeleteThose melting moments look divine :)
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Yummy Yum x
ReplyDeleteCongrats to you on making a lifestyle change. I did the same thing 6 years ago when I realized I didn't want to be fat and forty, I wanted to be fit and forty. So one year before my 40th, I started working out with friends, inspired by Oprah's Boot Camp, and lost about 10 kgs in 5 months. I totally changed the way I eat and have kept the weight off all these years. Even if I indulge a little or gain while on vacation, it is easy to take it off again when I get back on track ... and I feel so much better because of it. Wishing you a great new week. Tammy
ReplyDeleteThey look delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteI love a weekend market too. Those melting moments look scrummy, my Miss Tiff makes them here... but none for me... just started a biggest loser competition at work... those kilo's of mine have gotta go down so I can win some $! Ha! X
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on a great weekend ^;^
ReplyDeleteOooo, those look yummy!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
Melinda
Hi Simone,
ReplyDeleteI just read all the posts I have missed, but reading them one after another is great, love the before and after photo of you, I promised myself to take care of me after our holiday next week, thanks for the share, see you soon, Maureen
That really lookgs good!Who could resist them?
ReplyDeleteYummy & a lovely picture too! :) My weekend was busy with a market I did & sorting out the house ready for my parents coming to stay :))
ReplyDeleteYes how can you resist a melting moment? These look delicious! Amy x
ReplyDeletelove love love melting moments...and it's such an appropriate name seeing as willpower melts away when they are in sight!
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Yum! xxoo :)
ReplyDeleteSimone, Yum, I know they just melt in your mouth. I went to the farmers market today.
ReplyDeleteAlso congrats on your resolution, you look great!
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Nothing better than fresh produce from a farmer's market. Those cookies do look nice on a vintage plate.
ReplyDeleteThat really looks good! So sweet and little and innocent.
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