Bread and butter, all homemade. Cinnamon buns, mama made. Saturday, 14 September 2013. To our plates in 10 minutes. More delicious sweetcorn, I have not tasted. Golden goodness with a touch of butter, salt and pepper. Sunday, 8 September 2013. Yesterday was busy, shopping, into town on what turned out to be a fruitless errand, then on to a friends, lovely garden party, children playing, pimms and cake, chat and laughter. We have tidied, a little. Revived, our seasons table.

The trials,tribulations and occasional successes of a craft addict. Sunday, June 23, 2013. It;s patchwork, in a design called cathedral window, I believe. I love this design and really enjoyed stitching it. I find hand stitching so relaxing. making the cushion was slightly more stressful! I must learn how to do zips! Saturday, July 28, 2012.

My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever. Things to Do With Your Husband. I was given the yarn and pattern for this project by a dear Polish friend. I was really glad because choosing patterns for yarns is sometimes stressful for me. This came all ready to go, decisions all made for me! Just what I needed.

Days are getting longer, the autumnal equinox was last week. 1-ply lace weight grey wool from the Jakobsdal woolen mill. I made it slightly shorter, only about 30 cm instead of 50 cm. The designer is my talented friend Erika. Who is an expert at finding the beauty in simple things. I need to wrap myself in grey wool.

What Earl wants you to know. I Take it All Back. So that brings us to the reason she told me she was entering a half-marathon. They said it was ok if she just walked really fast. She told me she can do that, and they will help her practice to walk safely, with strength and endurance. This is the Horn of Africa.

Sorry for the delay in returning. A few things have changed since I last wrote. I may be some time.

This is a Flickr badge showing public photos from annetteruk. Make your own badge here. Wednesday, August 24, 2016. Things are starting to look a little autumnal now that September is approaching. There are more grapes on my vine than I have seen in former years, however they are really only decorative and not for eating. The fuchsias are flowering well and the Japanese Anemones are putting on a good show as usual.

Here I post about my knitting, my dogs, my garden and other things that keep me busy. Thursday, 13 October 2016.