Feels Like Home

Absolutely love Meghan's show- she came across as very welcoming, friendly and warm. I loved all the recipes and thoughtfulness throughout the show! Love was in the details for sure.

There is everything for everyone but for me it really got me thinking about my garden and I have since planted some peppers, tomatoes and spinach! That's just the beginning and I intend to be intentional from now and give myself grace because life is just too short to not take care of myself and my family.

Thank You Meghan for sharing your joy with us. I can't wait for Season 2, it's going to be a blast. With love Meghan.

Meghan, cooking and chatting with friends, creating everyday achievable little luxuries and dispensing self care is the balm I needed in these increasing troubled times.

Meghan showcases inspiring and simple ideas and recipes to get you out of the rut of day to day domesticity turning it from drudgery to a labour of love.

Simple dishes - one pot pasta, garden pasta, salt baked fish - are easily achievable on a work night, wouldn't take more than 30 minutes and won't break the bank. Other dishes - Korean fried chicken and lemon honey cake - require more time but she's broken down the steps so it feels less intimidating to the average cook.

And you learn how to make candles, balloon arches, lavender towels and other simple home craft. I love the fact that there are no edges in this series, no conflict, no drama, just a woman wearing beautiful clothes in a gorgeous environment, making delicious food and laughing with close friends. It made me forget, for a while, the perilous global political mess we have got ourselves into.

I went to view this show on Netflix with very little expectations. Really, I had no idea what to expect. I was so pleasantly surprised. It was such a beautiful show.

I really enjoyed the setting - the outside scenery was gorgeous! I'm not a garden person, not into dirt or grass, bugs or worms, but watching Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, in the garden, made me want to have a little raised garden (cared for by someone else, for sure). And I know I would totally enjoy the views of the mountains sitting and sipping some wine.

For episode 1, the bee keeping was fascinating. Not something I would ever do, but amazing to watch and I know the honey must be very good with all of the plants for the bees. Making candles was so relatable, as I was so into candle making in my 30s, purchasing a kit from the local craft store. To make candles with beeswax from my own apiary would be awesome and I know they must smell very good.

The best part was watching Meghan Sussex cooking. Her ease in the kitchen was so visible. This woman knows what she's doing. I loved the whole idea of the one pot pasta. Something that seemed so do-able and relatable. As someone who owns 5 pieces of Le Creuset, I'm trying to convince my husband that I need that braiser too. I'm sure it's so much lighter than my 5 and 7.5 quart Dutch ovens. I want to recreate her one pot pasta soon. And the honey lemon cake. I'm not a baker, but I really want to try that one too.

That was the point of this lifestyle show to me: to show people that you can do simple things to make your life beautiful and joyful, sharing with your friends and family. I loved it and will continue to watch. 10/10.

Megan Sussex was So ENJOYABLE!!! As Stunning as Megan is, her Natural inside beauty Shines so bright, blinding those people spewing their self-hatred and insecurities! With Love Meghan was so calming, refreshing, and inspirational to us needing an escape from this chaos we're witnessing in the USA and around the world. The beauty the audience gets to enjoy really feeds the soul, from the beautiful, colorful foods and presentations of the dishes. I really enjoyed the introduction of the professional chefs and Meghan's friends!! BRAVO!!! To the brilliant, loving, resilient Dutchess of Sussex, Meghan Sussex!!! #naturelover #moodsoothing #MeghansSeasonOfJOY.

I had to watch the first episode after all the hype from Netflix and the internet.

It was terrible. It was surely a spoof of a proper cooking and lifestyle program that usually finds it's way on to HGTV. Hidden away on a satellite channel.

Instead we were treated to Markle as she rebagged supermarket pretzels into other bags... Mix up salts for her guest to use in the bath. She had no idea about the bees so how would she know if "her good friend" Daniel had any allergies?

On top of that we had the stale popcorn drizzled with truffle oil. All so relatable.

Please don't mention the fruit and veggies sliced with the only knife she seemed to have to hand. "Green Pearls"!! Are you joking? Perhaps Daniel thought peas only came in cans?

Then the faux-pas. Daniel asks to take his food back to his cabin? Quickly shot down by Megs... "oh yes"....

Watch Pamela Anderson. Watch the Marchioness of Bath. Watch YouTube.

Everything she does is plagiarized.