It’s tuesday

I must try to think of some more imaginative titles for my posts!

 

Dh away most of the week in England, so just me and the kids.

 

This morning after dropping the girls off at school, I met up with other school parents in a local church. We meet monthly to pray for the school staff, pupils, parents, booard of governors, Scripture Union schools workers etc.

 

We are very fortunate to have such a supportive school, who welcome our input, and allow us to advertise our group within the school. My understanding that in many other parts of the UK, schools are no longer able to promote Christianity above other faiths and that in some countries religion is not allowed in schools at all. We still have hymns and prayers in assemblies, we have a scripture union bible club after school, and Christmas and Easter activites are organised with no doubt about their biblical basis. For all of this we are thankful, and it is good to meet up – it encourages us and also the christian staff in the school and on the board of governors.

 

Getting the exterior paintwork of the house painted this week, so a bit of a struggle this afternoon, with painters, ladders, lots of open doors and windows, pots of paint – and a toddler! We all survived (just) but it was a relief to get aforementioned toddler in the bath and into his cot tonight.

 

So, on to the digital layout. A trip to an open farm near Ballymoney called Leslie Hill was the basis for this layout. When I came across this Farm Charm kit at Elemental Scraps I knew it would be ideal. I included the red barn in the layout, even though our barns here are not at all like that. We went with another family, so there were 5 kids in all, but I made my ‘wee man’ the main focus of the layout.

Credits – Kit – Farm Charm by Rutabaga Designs at Elemental Scraps

Font – Impervious Based on a sketch by Mighty Nice

I am not sure about the 3 animals on the bottom right – I know they are ‘floating’ a bit, but haven’t managed to come up with a solution. Oh well ‘Progress, not perfection’.

 

So let me know what you think,

 

Take care