Who Is Arva Jivanjee? I come from humble beginnings and I’m a proud mum of 2 beautiful girls who inspired me on my journey to become a home baker & specialized chef for eggless pastries and desserts. I am certified in Professional Baking from the Academy Of Pastry & Culinary Arts (India) & Specialized Chocolatier at the Slattery School of Excellence (UK). With years of work experience in the manufacturing industry & specializing in medical equipment and supplies, who would have known that years later I would build a passion for baking & become a successful home baker. Having my family, loved ones, and friends by my side, I have developed a sense of creative, unique, and passionate baking which makes me a proud home baker & founder of my home business “Bake Me Some Buns” from my little kitchen at home in Nairobi, Kenya since 2016. Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading...
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Linking up this week with Frontier Dreams, Magic Onions, Natural Suburbia, and Crafty Moms Share and a few others! Please check out my 'where I party' page! Right now I am... ...wishing we were still phone and internet free on vacation in Hatteras. While I love this place and our home, it was divine to be so untethered for a week. Also on our first day home, I broke my right pinky toe in 2 places and now have to wear a boot for 8 weeks. OUCH! ...planning our home school year. I am almost done and there is still more to be done along the way but I feel good about where I am right now. I finished our home school year calender- pictured above. It's a nice visual reminder of our overall yearly rhythm using watercolor paper and folding it into the 12 months. ...digging up my summer garden and getting a late start on my Autumn garden. I hope I still do have time to get it right! Bring on the broccoli, spinach, and potatoes! ...pondering our school room this year. I just finished reading "Playful Learning" by Mariah Bruehl and am loving her Reggio Emilia 'atelier' station. ...trying to not buy more school supplies than I really need. It's hard. The good thing is that most of the supplies I need are art ones and the ones I bought last year- Stockmar crayons, paints, and Lyra colored pencils- have all held up super well and I don't need to get new ones! ...learning to finger knit. I can knit fine but I've never finger knitted. And I need to teach Deirdre this year, so here I go! ...drinking lots of coffee. I feel as if I have lots to do. I know I don't. But it feels like a mountain. Coffee for me is like giving me a rope to help me climb that mountain! ...thanking the Lord for our lovely family time together. Sometimes I get all tangled up in the 'stuff' I need to do instead of looking back on our vacation and just praising him for our sweet moments together. Thank You. Until next time,
Blessing our food with a favorite Waldorf mealtime blessing verse before we eat it is cherished everyday tradition that is meaningful in so many ways. And not just for children. Blessing our food is just as meaningful for adults too. Firstly, it gives us a moment to calm and collect ourselves before we eat. We […]
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