janemulberry

I've run out of gadget space for now, so no breadmaker. Maybe when I get my summer kitchen built... hopefully by next summer, finances permitting!Our Bulgarian kitchen has three times the floorspace of our UK kitchen, but is also our usual entrance ... Read More

I do, indeed! Read More

We do here as well! But hubby has an autoimmune condition that causes multiple food intolerances and it's proving impossible to find bread he can eat there without a nasty reaction. Most gluten free breads also contain soy, eggs, or other stuff he ... Read More

True. But I do it the easy way. Free, and takes about 15 minutes total time. The wild yeasts and acetobacteria may not give me vinegar suitable for food use, but it will do the job for toilet cleaning! Also, live and unpasteurised.But if I want to ... Read More

@JimJ Yes, my neighbour's wine was good, but I have had to politely choke down some horrible home made wines in the past. No doubt my first efforts will be horrible, too! I can always turn them into vinegar, in that case. I have some apple core ... Read More

Yes, Vasilev, I think this is where I may run into problems (LOL, and wish I had used your services!).In cases where a digital worker has a single remote employer and one salary, it should be relatively straightforward to show proof of income. For ... Read More

I don't intend to leave it longer than two months, though I do see some immigration lawyers are advising that it's possible to apply as late as two weeks before the D visa expires! What timelines have you seen stated?I believe the ACRO is counted as ... Read More

@mickg Our grapes were ripe enough to pick two weeks ago. Not as ripe as they will have become, but definitely ripe enough. As I knew I'd be back in the UK I picked some a little early to make some grape juice and compote, but no winemaking as I'm ... Read More

As what I'm currently paying is cheaper than the averages you quoted, I'm quite happy with it. Agreed, not worth my time negotiating, either! I'm not sure it's even possible to switch supplier where I am out in the sticks. Read More

My neighbours do. They have a 4 acre plum orchard, and with a huge crop this year have started the process of making a generous batch of their own rakia. Due to last year's fruit crop failures after a late freeze killed all the fruit buds, the ... Read More

I just checked my last bill, with Energo-Pro. I was charged 0.09297 per kWh. It's billed to my company name, so I assume that's commercial rates. There are often smaller extra charges, not sure what those are for but they don't add much.My most ... Read More

@teeshirtjohn Yes, it's not clear how much time we're given to apply after the visa is granted. The information on the Embassy website suggests six months, the time the visa is good for, but I'm sure it would be wise to apply sooner than that ... Read More

@tammyunhelpful314Sorry for the delay replying, I only just saw your comment.No, I did it myself. Initially back in january when I first discovered there was a new digital nomad visa class, I approached two immigration lawyers. One cost more than I ... Read More

This didn't age well, I am hoping they didn't sell and kept it. - @Zooldrool It's an all too common refrain: I came to X because it isn't like my own country, Y - so why don't they do things the way we do in Y? 🙄 - @JimJ Funny, but also ... Read More

I hope it all resolves easily now! Goodness me, what a saga! Read More