Sophia’s Blog
For the last seven years, I have been on my own journey of improving myself.
This health and lifestyle adventure has not only given me bags more energy, crystal clear concentration and a lightning speed work pace, it has opened my mind to new holistic approaches which I apply in all parts of my life. I would like to share these ideas with you.
Vegan Tiramisu
This was a challenge that I set with my colleague Pula, she makes the best ever Tiramisu.
Strawberry Vegan Cream Crunch
Wimbledon, Strawberry and Pimms belong in every sense to the British heritage.
The Happy Workplace
Imagine all the people, living and working hand in hand: The Happy Workplace.
Closed and Philouze: Style Beyond Gender
What we wear and what we eat are both signs of the times. Fabrics and ingredients change according to them.
Fashion Innocence. I Love My family!
It was my Fathers birthday and as we like to buy things, which are ‘needed’ in the true British practical sense, I asked my mother ‘what does Dad need?’
Vegan Cheesecake Alternative
You can serve this as a dessert or cut it into small cubes and use as an afternoon treat. Simply lovely.
Rye and Wheat Sourdough Bread
Doris would welcome me home from school with a freshly baked loaf. Her question would be, “Lady’s slice or a doorstep?”
Interview for Myself Magazine
What we wear and what we eat are both signs of the times. Fabrics and ingredients change according to them.
Chocolate Christmas Yule Log
On Christmas Eve, I decided to turn one of my favourite recipes into a traditional Christmas cake.
Meet to Moan or Engage to Inspire
Great minds discuss ideas, mediocre minds discuss events, and small minds discuss people.
Cupboard Love or Mother’s Love
Recently, while explaining the concept of Dear Doris to a friend, I had one of those eureka moments.
Chocolate and Pear Cake
Baking is love. Here in the shape of a fruit cake for 10–12 people.
A Year of Reflection
I grew up in rural Wales, in a small village populated by sheep and a few farmers.
Planet Based Diet
I am a notoriously bad speller. I must be missing some brain connections that take care of sounds and letters.