My school-which has been closed for the last two days. This is a road near me which I used to use as a walking or bike shortcut. You could never drive through it as it is a private road. The snow was great up here, not touched at all. This is not good snowman snow, so they did well to even get that much together. The allotments near my house.

Random musings on the Doodly-Whatsits of life. Thursday, 15 February 2018. So, a couple of weeks ago, Coral offered me a ticket to the ballet.

Possibly I am the worst blogger in the world. Contrary to popular opinion, I do actually knit sometimes. This is a pair for a gift, knitted in Buddleia. How do people manage to knit all this stuff during their pregnancy? .

I have a new wheel, a gorgeous Ashford Country Spinner. I spent a lot of time winding the yarn on by hand but boy, was that slow work. Art yarns are time consuming anyway, without adding to it. These remind me of humbug sweets. I may well get some hand spun in the shop.

Sunday, September 18, 2011. Every journey has a beginning and an end. every story a tale to tell. Miss Maddies is embarking on just that; a new journey, a captivating tale. Thank you so much for sharing this one. Please visit me at my new blog LingLing and LuLu. Sunday, September 18, 2011. Tuesday, September 6, 2011. Even though it is much easier to travel a well-trodden path adventure and fulfillment can be found by climbing a wall or passing through a gate.

My mum has been continuing excellent grandma duties .

Some thoughts and pictures from the. Saturday, 19 July 2014. So the end of term came, and along with it our last day. And a few tears shed . And we walked away from the school where we had spent the last twenty years of our lives. We are now entering the next phase of our lives. There really are no plans - apart from setting off with our caravan whenever the weather is nice.

3 Who is your favourite knitting designer? I like Stephen Wests.

Knit, sew, garden create. The ties that linked the posts were about creativity and being inspired to make or create in the garden, through knitting, sewing or sharing ideas. Fast forward thirty years on and I read this without thinking every day as I pass the print on my way around the house. Connecting again developing a new community.