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In this third episode The Simple Things’ Editor Lisa Sykes and Wellbeing Editor Rebecca Frank turn their attention to what they have and where they live, enjoying treasures, finding fresh ideas at home and sampling a bit of Kveldsmat – the Norwegian tradition of evening breakfast.
If you are in the UK, you can try an immediate start subscription to the The Simple Things and receive the current issue straight away. Or buy current and back issues here
Editing by Dhylyn Foster. Music by Arthur Cosslett.
On the blog
Greek Panzanella
Journalling ideas
Search ‘What I treasure’ on the blog for some of our published pieces from readers on a belonging that means a lot to them.
To browse
Treasure tins – #concentratesofplace @tanyashadrickwriter
Window swap
In The Simple Things
From the September issue – 159
Home Economics: Tomatoes – how to make the most of a seasonal glut of tomatoes
Wisdom: Emma Bridgewater on 40 years of preparing pottery and the special ritual of coffee and cake
How to Kveldsmat – the Norwegian tradition of a late night snack
My plot: Andrew Fusek Peters shares wildlife photography taken from his Shropshire garden. Fusekphotos.com @andrewfusekpeters and book Garden Safari (Graffeg)
In the October (160) issue
My Place: The corners of our home that mean the most – Kitchen tables
Keeping a commonplace book by Miranda Mills, author of The Country Commonplace Book (Batsford)
Sunday best – the comfort and delight of Sundays by Daniel Gray author of Sunday Best: Travels through the day of restby Daniel Gray
(Harper North)
Bramble basket project
Buy the October issue at picsandink.com from 18 September and on the newsstand from 24 September.
From earlier issues
Letting go – just like nature, we need to shed in order to grow and flourish (136)
How to great a weekend retreat at home (142)
Back garden campout – enjoy an end of summer camping trip without going away (110)
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In this third episode The Simple Things’ Editor Lisa Sykes and Wellbeing Editor Rebecca Frank turn their attention to what they have and where they live, enjoying treasures, finding fresh ideas at home and sampling a bit of Kveldsmat – the Norwegian tradition of evening breakfast.
If you are in the UK, you can try an immediate start subscription to the The Simple Things and receive the current issue straight away. Or buy current and back issues here
Editing by Dhylyn Foster. Music by Arthur Cosslett.
On the blog
Greek Panzanella
Journalling ideas
Search ‘What I treasure’ on the blog for some of our published pieces from readers on a belonging that means a lot to them.
To browse
Treasure tins – #concentratesofplace @tanyashadrickwriter
Window swap
In The Simple Things
From the September issue – 159
Home Economics: Tomatoes – how to make the most of a seasonal glut of tomatoes
Wisdom: Emma Bridgewater on 40 years of preparing pottery and the special ritual of coffee and cake
How to Kveldsmat – the Norwegian tradition of a late night snack
My plot: Andrew Fusek Peters shares wildlife photography taken from his Shropshire garden. Fusekphotos.com @andrewfusekpeters and book Garden Safari (Graffeg)
In the October (160) issue
My Place: The corners of our home that mean the most – Kitchen tables
Keeping a commonplace book by Miranda Mills, author of The Country Commonplace Book (Batsford)
Sunday best – the comfort and delight of Sundays by Daniel Gray author of Sunday Best: Travels through the day of restby Daniel Gray
(Harper North)
Bramble basket project
Buy the October issue at picsandink.com from 18 September and on the newsstand from 24 September.
From earlier issues
Letting go – just like nature, we need to shed in order to grow and flourish (136)
How to great a weekend retreat at home (142)
Back garden campout – enjoy an end of summer camping trip without going away (110)

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