Friday, 30 November 2018

All change ......


November 
You brought out my winter wardrobe


Gave us some lovely trips out 


And even saw me back to doing a bit of crafting and doodling.


And we all know what comes next on the calendar.
Whether you enjoy it or not I hope the season is kind to you and sees a happy ending to 2018

All change ......


November 
You brought out my winter wardrobe


Gave us some lovely trips out 


And even saw me back to doing a bit of crafting and doodling.


And we all know what comes next on the calendar.
Whether you enjoy it or not I hope the season is kind to you and sees a happy ending to 2018

Saturday, 24 November 2018

My Mum - A real star


Today I’ve been out for afternoon tea with a real star,


my Mum who was celebrating her 86th birthday.


Born in 1932 she has been through a lot in her life, always remaining positive and doing her best for us three kids.


She lost her own Mum at the age of 24.  Her father had left them when she and her brother, my Uncle Derek, where only young.


I only remember my childhood as one of being loved and cared for by this strong woman even when she must have been going through all sorts of hell when our own father left us when I was 18, my brother 15 and my sister only 8 years old.




There wasn’t the song and dance made in those days about how hard things were, everyone just got on with things. Mostly privately.


Look at her now at the age of 86 she does Facebook & texting , has a more modern phone than me.  Goes out every day.  Half the time we haven’t a clue what she’s upto.
She says she’s planning on staying while she’s a 100 year old.
Well here’s to you Mum,  I sincerely hope you do as you are a real star and a Mum to be proud of .


Happy birthday Mum 
xxx


My Mum - A real star


Today I’ve been out for afternoon tea with a real star,


my Mum who was celebrating her 86th birthday.


Born in 1932 she has been through a lot in her life, always remaining positive and doing her best for us three kids.


She lost her own Mum at the age of 24.  Her father had left them when she and her brother, my Uncle Derek, where only young.


I only remember my childhood as one of being loved and cared for by this strong woman even when she must have been going through all sorts of hell when our own father left us when I was 18, my brother 15 and my sister only 8 years old.




There wasn’t the song and dance made in those days about how hard things were, everyone just got on with things. Mostly privately.


Look at her now at the age of 86 she does Facebook & texting , has a more modern phone than me.  Goes out every day.  Half the time we haven’t a clue what she’s upto.
She says she’s planning on staying while she’s a 100 year old.
Well here’s to you Mum,  I sincerely hope you do as you are a real star and a Mum to be proud of .


Happy birthday Mum 
xxx


Wednesday, 21 November 2018

She’s Back In The Room



Oh eh up, she’s back in the room.  Can you believe it.


We’ve been having drama, but now the letter has arrived to say the beloved husband is clear of sepsis and pneumonia I’ve found myself back here and even doing a bit of stitching.


Hope everyone else is okay 


I’ll be doing a bit of desk hopping over at Julia’s later, hope you can join me.














She’s Back In The Room



Oh eh up, she’s back in the room.  Can you believe it.


We’ve been having drama, but now the letter has arrived to say the beloved husband is clear of sepsis and pneumonia I’ve found myself back here and even doing a bit of stitching.


Hope everyone else is okay 


I’ll be doing a bit of desk hopping over at Julia’s later, hope you can join me.














Tuesday, 20 November 2018

It’s curtains for the celebs


In the Mail newspaper today they are running a spread on celebrities wearing frocks made from curtains 


What about us commoners who’ve been doing it for years.



The difference is we use recycled curtains 



Usually ones found in a charity shop


and then my clever friend Val will knock me a frock 
up in time for less than £20


Bet the celebs didn’t get theirs for that.
Lots of my friends run their own up from recycled curtains, bed sheets and duvet covers.

It’s curtains for the celebs


In the Mail newspaper today they are running a spread on celebrities wearing frocks made from curtains 


What about us commoners who’ve been doing it for years.



The difference is we use recycled curtains 



Usually ones found in a charity shop


and then my clever friend Val will knock me a frock 
up in time for less than £20


Bet the celebs didn’t get theirs for that.
Lots of my friends run their own up from recycled curtains, bed sheets and duvet covers.