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It’s 2021 – only a day or two late!
It’s 2021! It’s 2021 and I’m only a day or two late! Not one for New Year’s resolutions (or “revolutions” as my son used to call them). With so many changes and uncertainties, hoping for a better 2021 but my trust is in God who is bigger than any virus. I am holding on to…
Wedding Fever
As we were driving back up from Galway, and our house swap, we missed watching the Royal Wedding live on TV. So last night I settled down with the family to watch the highlights on the BBC. While watching I learnt the following: 1. My daughters know very little about our Royal Family – there…
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The Palm House, Botanic Gardens, Belfast
This morning I took this photo of the Palm House in Botanic Gardens, Belfast as U was attending a Craft N I seminar in the Ulster Museum. It was incredibly blustery – although all looks calm with clear blue skies – so windy in fact that there was a barrier preventing the public getting any…
On 30th December …… a Christmas recap (in lots of photos)
Before we pack away the Christmas decor, I am recapping out festive season – this highlights and favourite photos. I am taking part in YOU CAPTURE over at Folding Laundry which this week is about capturing the holiday magic……. Presents to unwrap Gifts to assemble A VERY white Christmas Snowmen to build Carol services…
Day 20 -Christmas Crackers
It dawned on me yesterday, while competing for the christmas goodies in Marks & Spencers and remembering I already had some crackers, that I have not seen ANY crackers mentioned on blogs, in digi-kits, or even in digital Lay-outs. I assumed therefore that these are a purely British tradition, but a Wikipedia Search revealed that…