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For the first of my Christmas themed blog posts, I am sharing a recipe for Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer pancakes.These are delicious, so cute and sure to put a smile on your face in the morning.  Photo found on the web Ingredients 1 cup (250ml) milk 1 lightly beaten egg 1cup (150g) self-raising flour 2 tbsp butter 4 rashers bacon 4 white marshmallows 8 dark chocolate chips 4 strawberries Method Whisk together the milk and egg in a large bowl. Sift over flour and whisk until it is smooth. This is a basic pancake batter. Melt two teaspoons of butter in a frying pan. Pour in the batter to form a large circle, a smaller circle and two triangles. and cook it for a couple of minutes until bubbles form, flip and cook it for another minute until it is done. Remove it and set it aside. Repeat this until all the batter is finished. Cut the bacon rashers in half and cook it until it is crip. Put Rudolph together by placing the large circle pancake on a plate and placing the smaller pancake ...

This year is the twentieth anniversary of Harry Potter!!! The first film, Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone, premiered in 2001 and as a huge fan of the series, I had to mark the anniversary somehow so here I am sharing some behind-the-scenes facts from the movies.  Chris Columbus, who directed the first film, wanted Daniel Radcliffe to play Harry potter after seeing him in a production of David Copperfield . Daniel's parents initially refused to let him audition but agreed after Columbus convinced them that Daniel would be protected from the media J.K. Rowling was asked to portray Harry's mother Lily during the Mirror of Erised scene, but she declined due to her not being an actress and worrying she would mess it up. Geraldine Somerville ended up taking the role.  Both Robin Williams and Rosie O'Donnell wanted to be cast in the film without pay, but Rowling turned them down because she wanted a strictly British cast. Williams wanted to play Hagrid and O'Donnell Mo...

Picture from The Natural Mane It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! The holiday season is almost here and I am already getting into the spirit by planning Christmas themed blog posts.  Very soon, I will be sharing the best Christmas movies, recipes for delicious treats, gift guides, fun things to do in the lead up to Christmas day an many other exciting posts. I hope you will all enjoy reading these andmaybe get some ideas for your own Christmas celebrations. 

Hello everyone! For my first post of November, I want to introduce to you all another musician I have recently found and started listening to. His name is Jugpreet Bajwa and he is awesome! I have done some research to find out more about this incredible person and here is what I have found. Screenshot from Jugpreet Bajwa's YouTube channel Jugpreet Bajwa is 26 years old and from Vancouver, Canada. Jugpreet is an Indo-Canadian classical, folk and rock singer who can sing in 16 different languages including English, French, Hindi and Punjabi.  He has been trained in both Western and Indian Classical styles of music.  Sadly, he lost his sight due to eye cancer when he was only six months old but he never let that stop him from going for what he wanted.  At six years old, Jugpreet started performing on stage and he has participated in over 1000 shows.  In 2008, he performed in the Bollywood Ek Tara competition in Vancouver and in 2016, he performed in ZeeTV's SaReGaMaPa s...