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Edited to add, the giveaway has been moved to a separate post HERE, after reading the rest of this post, and commenting (please) visit the other post to enter the giveaway. Thanks This week my Show and Tell is all about bags and this birthday card was my inspiration for this post. My lovely friend…
Lessons learned this week
I seem to have got into a sort of a pattern here of posting on Tuesdays and Fridays., but I think if I didn’t not sure how much blogging I would actually achieve! So it’s Tuesday, so I am back with a few lessons learned: 1. Just when we thought the snow had gone for…
On the 6th day of December….a Christmas craft market and how honesty paid off.
This morning I had the opportunity to go (child-free) by train into Belfast to St George’s Christmas Market. It was a combination of food and gifts (mostly jewelery it seemed) and I enjoyed browsing, taking a few photos, and making a few purchases. This is the first year I have managed to attend, but the…
Dulse and Yellowman at the Auld Lammas Fair, Ballycastle
For two days of the year, the small coastal market town of Ballycastle hosts it’s traditional Lammas Fair – a tradition which goes back over 400 years. The town swells with stall holders and visitors, and the most popular stalls are those selling the local “delicacies” (I use that word advisedly) of dulse (inedible edible…
Water drops and a colourful walk
Today I spotted lots of water drops on the kids playframe in the back garden and thought they might make an interesting photo for Project 365. The weather brightened up so I walked to pick up my son from Nursery School. He was not too impressed at the prospect of the walk home, so we…
What I learned this week/month
It has been too long since I joined it the blog carnival “What I Learned This Week” So, in no particular order, here are my lessons learned 1. Sometimes a night out with friends is better organised with little advance notice, and last friday 5 of us headed into Belfast, without kids, on the train,…