Been waiting patiently
I am and always will be a Second Generation girl
That said I was not disappointed by Star Trek
Not long to wait now for a Trekkie fix
Been waiting patiently
I am and always will be a Second Generation girl
That said I was not disappointed by Star Trek
Not long to wait now for a Trekkie fix
Since we moved to 'The Village' we have been overwhelmed by how welcomed we have been made to feel by everyone. I still love walking to the local shops and being greeted by everyone you pass with a hello or good morning. Our neighbours on all sides are lovely and we count ourselves as being very fortunate. Anyway our neighbour across from us has taken early retirement and I thought a flower was due.
Aren't these fab? She was delighted.
I have a serious bread weakness.
I have very weak wrists and find the whole kneeding of bread too much.
Paul Hollywoods soda bread recipe doesn't require kneeding.
Result !
It tastes good too
Heading to airport to pick Hubbie up flight due 9.35pm
The wee girlie loved the cushion in a previous post and said she would love one too.
Thus started our first joint sewing venture.
Aimee drew the centre and I embroidered it.
We did a bit of patchwork
Result one happy girl as she has a unique pillow
One happy Gran as I hope this will be the first of many joint sewing ventures
As the utility room and study continue to take shape
I spent time dressing my dresser!!
I am really happy with it
I just need to get rid of the Colin's " stuff "
This evening is being spent in front of the fire a bit of hand sewing
I am watching 'How To Train Your Dragon'
Never seen it before
Colin continues his quest !
Decorations all up ready for the Eggs-travaganza
Serious concentration
We in turn had DD1 & Hubbie come through from Glasgow
and stayed over night Saturday as they were going to a Christening today
Came back and had an evening meal with us
We are on holiday this week
Lots of reading, relaxing and a trips to Edinburgh & St Andrews planned
Happy Easter
We live in Kincardine which is a village in The Kingdom of Fife.
Now for many years the blight on the horizon were three blocks of flats
Two of them came down in 2010
The final one came down today.
Now last night I was at a Smooth Radio Starlight Supper at my lovely neighbour Lesleys and her equally lovely daughter Abby. We raised £261 for MacMillan Cancer Care which was brill. It ended up being a very late night or should I say early morning I gave up at 1.30 am.
Now we sleep with the window open and were duly awakened at 6.20am with the arrival of the barriers security guards and police in preparation of the evacuation and road closure of our street. Really not enough sleep for me.
Anyway this is what happened today very impressive considering the flats are in close proximity to lots of lovely old cottages and also very new houses which were built on the land the first two blocks of flats were.
I am now off to bed catch up on some shut eye
The most precious of people died three years ago today
My Beloved wee Grannie
Still think of her everyday
Not the best of photos it's a copy
Thank you Gran for your unconditional love
and the most wonderful memories
Shelley our DD1 (Will always be Wellybobs to her mama and papa) married her partner Joe in November she not only gained the love of a good man but also a very nice young man of 16 years as a stepson. She also inherited a peach bathroom which these boys had lived with for many a year. After a bit of discussion the said lady could not live with the previous owners 70's taste any longer.
Dad to the rescue.
Out came the old suite, off came the peach tiles, a new ceiling, white suite and tiles new shower and shower screen and the finishing touch today of flooring, light, mirror and accessories.
One very happy daughter and one pleased a punch dad ( loves helping his girlies even now in their 30s)
Not the best photo as it was sent by text message
We have had a wonderful couple of days.
We had our traditional Christmas Eve family meal consisting of a chicken dinner
followed by homemade cheesecake, raspberries, coffee and tablet.
We were lucky to see Santa last night he makes a trip round the village streets on Christmas Eve
The excitement and wonderment on the grand children's faces was brilliant.
Later on in the evening Colin made a trip to Glasgow to drop DD1 and family's pressies off
they were unable to join us for the meal as they have had the dreaded sickness bug.
This morning was spent quietly waiting for my dad to arrive for lunch.
We then headed off to drop off the girlie and boys parcels and spend a few hours with them
laughing quite a lot at the boys latest board game (doggie doo)
They gave me this which made me cry
This is what they love about me
Tomorrow is a pj day, books, DVDs snacks at the ready