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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:: The Golfer's Dad
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: “Casting Off” by P I Paris
Listening to: “Blue” by Simply Red
Watching: “Shetland” BBC crime drama starting on ABC1 Saturday nights
Going to: start knitting a cardigan for myself
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Quotes
---- "Style is knowing who you are,
what you want to say,
and not giving a damn." ----Gore Vidal
-----"Be yourself.....everyone else is taken." ------
Attributed to Noel Coward
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Class show and tell
Just a show and tell from the quilt shop in Eltham at the beginning of this month. Sue brought in the quilt that she made several years agoand it’s the left overs from this quilt that she has been using … Continue reading
Woolly bits class
I don’t know what it is about the place, and I know I’ve said it before, but going to Millrose is a balm to the souland it may just have a little something to do with my fellow classmates too, … Continue reading
Class show and tell
And now for Thursday’s show and tell at Sewn and Quilted. Morning Sue E finished the first block of her “Matilda” BOM, with just the hexagons to applique into placeMarilyn was working on her next border for “Carousel” (pattern by … Continue reading
Class show and tell
Time for double show and tell again. Today it’s this past week’s class at the quilt shop. Look what Denise has achieved!Having seen this on (I think) Instagram, Denise thought she’d give it a go too. If anyone knows who … Continue reading
A trip to Ma Kettle
I’m just back from spending a few days with Ma Kettle, seeing how she’s settling in and checking out the improvements/changes made to her new abode. It wasn’t totally altruistic; I did have to go via Millrose as I was … Continue reading
Squealers
Several of the Squealers hadn’t visited the quilt shop, so we made a booking and all lobbed there for a day of stitching on Saturday. As always the shop was looking fabulous with some new fabrics in from Kaffe and … Continue reading
Woolly bits Sunday
It was a delight to head up the highway on Sunday to Millrose for Woolly Bits. There’s a new reading nook in the shopand a new menu at the cafeOn the sewing front, Jan K worked on her birds and … Continue reading
