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The Golfer:: My loving husband of some 20 years (yes, I was a child bride!), who likes nothing better than flogging a little white ball around the green fairways (and hopefully not getting into the rough) of his local golf course.
Ma & Pa Kettles:: My parents who live in the country, fondly known as The Kettles. Sadly my gorgeous Dad died in 2015, so it’s just Mum now.
MyDearFIL & MIL:: The Golfer’s Dad & Mum who have now both passed away.
LittleBigBrother:: My brother who is younger than me, but at 6 foot, definitely bigger than me!!
DocSisterInLaw:: LittleBigBrother’s wife (who has a Doctorate!)
Poppet:: My beautiful niece, and daughter of LittleBigBrother and DocSisterInLaw
Bliss
(blis) n. 1. perfect happiness; serene joy
Obviously the collective noun for a group of stitchers!!
Currently……
Reading: “Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine” by Gail Honeyman
Listening to: Astrid Gilberto
Watching: “Berlin Station” (SBS)
Going to: start back at classes this week
- Zucchini soup and focaccia for Sunday lunch. Delish (even if I do say so myself 😉) #bakingfocaccia #zucchinisoup #imfullnowCome and join me at my first class teaching @nunonunomontalbert Have a quilting problem or a stalled project? Bring it along and we’ll get you going again! Contact @nunonunomontalbert to bookOut for brekky with The Golfer @urbanzinc_cafe #brekkyout #timewiththegolfer #yummybrekkyHow nice is it to see blue skies and sunshine this morning - and blossom too! - even if that wind is freezing cold 🥶 #springiscoming #blueskiesandsunshine
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what you want to say,
and not giving a damn." ----Gore Vidal
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Tag Archives: flowers
It’s sock time!
After coming back from our trip, I really didn’t feel like sewing, but needed something to do with my hands. My eyes alighted on my sock basket and I soon had the second sock, which was just at the band … Continue reading
In the garden
It’s been a long, hot Summer and the garden hasn’t fared too well. I was scrambling for pictures to show you, but managed to find these. It helped that it had rained the night before…..Mum gave me a cyclamen for … Continue reading
Morning walks
It’s been a while since I wrote about what I see on my early morning suburban walks, and as it’s now Autumn there’s a definite change in the scenery. A few weeks ago I spotted these balloons sailing serenely over … Continue reading
Class show and tell
Hmm, bit behind with the class show and tell, so there’s lots to see! From the first week’s class at the quilt shop Jennifer has finished her first ever hand pieced quilt top! (“Bright Star” by Yarra Design) and as … Continue reading
Here and Now | April 2019
I was so pleased to see Sarah’s “Here and Now” post appear in my inbox the other day. I’ve missed reading her and the other participants “doings” for the month and writing about my own too. So here we go … Continue reading
Flower QAL
At the end of last year, Cecile and Bea announced the theme for their annual QAL and for 2019 it’s “Flowers”. I REALLY wanted to participate in this one and my brain went into overdrive almost instantly. With an idea … Continue reading
In the garden
As Summer hits and the heat rises, initially it’s fun being out early watering the garden. I find it meditative and enjoy observing what’s happening with various plants, which ones are putting out new shoots, growing new leaves or producing … Continue reading
