The Changing Seasons – March 2021
My monthly round-up in The Changing Seasons post, hosted by Su at Zimmerbitch.
Welcome to Spring! I can’t believe we are in April already, but we are hopefully on the way to freedom once more!
I started my new job as an employment caseworker with Mencap in March and I am thrilled to report that I love it (already!) I am so happy that I am in a job I love once more, it really makes a difference to my frame of mind. I am once more alive and have a spring in my step! I think it will be challenging, but so rewarding. I help young adults who have lost their way a little, for one reason or another, and guide and mentor them from education into employment. No day is the same and our learners get the 1-1 support they need and deserve – these things make me smile!
I have always loved cooking, but over the last few months (and since we are in lockdown) I have been doing more of it – some new recipes, some old favourites.
Cajun dirty rice –
Chorizo and prawn jambalaya –
Mediterranean chicken with orzo one-pot –
Cheesecake-stuffed strawberries –
D-E-L-I-C-I-O-U-S!
I finished yet another painting – a colourful African Savannah –
Enjoy April! And a very Happy Easter to you all. Love and peace!
About The Changing Seasons
The Changing Seasons is a monthly challenge where bloggers around the world share what’s been happening in their month.
If you would like to join me and the others in this challenge, here are the guidelines:
The Changing Seasons Version One (photographic)
- Each month, post 5-20 photos in a gallery that you feel represent your month
- Don’t use photos from your archive. Only new shots.
- Tag your posts with #MonthlyPhotoChallenge and #TheChangingSeasons so that others can find them
The Changing Seasons Version Two (you choose the format):
- Each month, post a photo, recipe, painting, drawing, video, whatever that you feel says something about your month
- Don’t use archive stuff. Only new material!
- Tag your posts with #MonthlyPhotoChallenge and #TheChangingSeasons so others can find them