Digitising planning | Jack Ricketts, Principal Planning Officer, Southwark Council, and Miranda Sharp, National Digital Twin Programme at the Centre for Digital Built Britain. Part 2 of 2.

It’s not the big huge complete tear-down renovation that we want to do in here eventually, but it’s worth it to me to just do a few little things to make daily life a little more enjoyable in the meantime.

And if you really love the big group home tours that we do where you get to (virtually) travel from house to house and peek in at what everyone’s done in their home, don’t you worry!We’re going to be doing another one soon, maybe something for spring or early summer..

So let’s get to it!.I haven’t shown.very often on the blog, but we recently did a really clever mini reno in there that really made the room feel like a whole new world, so I’ve kind of been re-inspired to share that room a bit more.

But not too much because we’re still working on finishing up the last few details!If you follow me on.

you’ve probably seen a few sneak peaks here and there.

So I brought a few Easter things into this room, but I’ll save the shots of the new cabinets and counter and all that for my big “before and after” kitchen post that I hope to get posted for you some time soon-ish.Not even close!.

You know what the kicker is?It’s a really really good e-cookbook.

It’s filled with tasty recipes, and inspiring blurbs, and sharp-looking designs, and really talented wonderful bloggers.. It’s called the Holiday Heirloom Recipe Collection and I get to share it with you.We want to share with you some of our famillies’ best-loved heirloom recipes and maybe help you start some new recipe traditions of your own.. And we want to keep the recipe sharing going!