I created a blue hydrangea faux wreath …. hanging on to summer a bit longer!
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100 posts – that sneaked up on me. I had planned to do something special for my 100th post, but I guess blogging on Christmas Eve will have to do! Posting early as I have lots to do today, including making my stuffing, clearing the dinning room so I can find the dinning room table…
Community Photography Course – Old and New
I recently signed up for a local community photography course in Lisburn, you can see some of my first images here, and thought I’d share some more today. One of our challenges was to capture some “Old and New” images in Lisburn. I started in our church, Seymour Street Methodist, with how we now serve tea and coffee,…
Knowing me, knowing you…..aha!
Name that well known Abba song! Finally, here are the results of the Welcome To My World Survey. Thanks to the 49 who took part, and the winner of the giveaway, chosen at random, is Leanne, a local gal. This funny tea towel will be on it’s way to you. I found it a bit…
Half-term holiday round up
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23 December – twas the night before Christmas EVE!
Today was another “at home” day with the kids. I put a few more finishing touches to the dining table, which I forgot to share with you yesterday, despite including it in the title. My middle daughter and I tied some Christmas baubles and some digi-scrapped name tags to each napkin with some ribbon. …
Beyond the Edge
The title of tonight’s post is also the title of the book which was launched on Friday evening. Beyond the Edge is written by a lovely friend called Hazel Rolston, and the book is wonderful. I promise I am not just saying this because Hazel is my friend…..honest! The book takes us through Hazel’s journey…
