5th day of December….. “May your days be merry and
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What I learned this week
I’ll get straight down to my lessons learned ….we have had probably our coldest but driest beginning of April ever – sun shone every day (which doesn’t usually happen!), no April showers. LOTS of blue skies! and stunning sunsets. ….wee spring lambs are very cute ….when a new French restaurant (The French Rooms) opens in…
On the 17th of December……dinner is served…at least it will be on 25th!
As I mentioned in yesterday’s post about traditions, cooking (and eating) a traditional Christmas Dinner is one of my highlights. My daughters usually help set the table in the dining room, one of the few times we eat in there! We usually have some fun writing out the menu and making place cards. Planning a…
2nd of December….. Christmas is coming! Starting to feel more
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School Is (Still) Out
I have been meaning to create a digital scrapbooking page recording the last day of school before the summer break, but did not have the perfect kit until Lara at Dustybear created this lovely doodley-style school kit School Spirit. Yet again I must thank Lara for once again choosing to create a school-themed kit using…
Hall / Entryway Makeover Update {more pics}
The work continues …… This week we have new lights in hall and landing (more pics to follow of those (when we get all the lightbulbs we need) a light in the new cupboard under the stairs painted walls, and first coat on the skirting boards and door frames a completed bookcase SOME new doors…
The Dark Hedges and the green fence!
As regular readers know, I LOVE to photograph the Dark Hedges in rural Co Antrim here in N Ireland. It might well be the most famous and unknown road in Northern Ireland. It has featured in advertisements and on calendars, and on many a flickr account. Recently it received funding to help preserve these wonderful…