Kind regards
Caroline

Hi Tina,
It is amazing how attached to our pets we become – I still think of Dylan who we lost in 2000… in fact all the cats we’ve had, Charlie & Daisy are much missed but Poppy was our most recent loss so still the most tender – having the poppies in the garden really does help though.
Disappointed in you not being more daring with your hair colour, Tina 😉
Love
Julia x

Hi Pamela,
I’ve not really had much time off what with working at QVC and writing, but every available minute I’m in the garden – I especially love al fresco lunches and dinners.
Love
Julia x

Hi Joanna
Thank you for saying Poppy was beautiful- she was, inside and out.
I wonder f you’ve tried the coconut tarts yet? – suitable for non veggies too 😉
I’m glad you enjoy my blogs
Love
Julia x

Hi Sadie,
I’m so pleased you enjoyed week 1 of the iQVC quiz… 48/50 is seriously impressive! I’m just putting together week 3 now so I hope you’ll join me for that on Monday.
So sad to hear that you lost ponny at such a young age – Wilfie is just coming up to seven and we would be devastated if anything happened to him – I’m glad you now have Luna to fill the hole left.
I wonder if you’ve made the coconut tarts yet? They are my son’s favourite cakes but I don’t make them often.
Love
Julia x

Hi SheMag
I think you could be right about Wilfie and project restart, although he did have a sneaky little play one time when I was unable to film him!
I remember feeling devastated when we lost Dylan but we already had Poppy so the blow was lessened slightly. You are right though, it’s the price we pay if we want to have pets.
Love
Julia x

Hi Anne
Let me know how you get on – hopefully it will work
Love
Julia x

Hi Sandra,
She was only a couple of years old in this photo – I’ve often posted pictures of her as an old lady but wanted to share this – she was so pretty
Love
Julia x

Hi Michele
What is the saying… better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. I feel so blessed to have had her for so long.
Love
Julia x