Have a lovely weekend x
Friday, June 27, 2014
Monday, June 23, 2014
Keeping warm
Snow is forecast for the week ahead. Brrrr...Lovely....
I have been buying eggs for two years now! Two years!! Can't believe it!!!
I have been buying eggs for two years now! Two years!! Can't believe it!!!
Last week on my weekly shopping trip to town I had this sudden urge to call into the Produce shop and buy some chickens, SO I DID!
Someone called me a mother hen once, I know now what they mean...
This is home for them at the moment, snuggy in front of the fire.
They'll need a little nurturing for a while.
This is home for them at the moment, snuggy in front of the fire.
They'll need a little nurturing for a while.
Chirpy little things they are...
Friday, June 20, 2014
Autumn : Walnuts & Persimmons
What fun, getting this neglected ol' Blog of mine up and running again!
These posts are going to be all over the place for a while though.
I've got so many drafts written and my finger is hovering over the publish button.
I'm starting to feel excited about everything again, but in a different way now.
This space motivates me and keeps me on track,
it reminds me of what I am striving for and the importance of what I can achieve in the everyday.
This Blog reflects all the wonderful things around me
so you will never see dirty dishes, smelly laundry,
cake crumbs all over the floor and unmade beds on these pages.
You will not hear about my two year old Tanties and my Teenagers woes,
you will not see my unsuccessful craft attempts , burnt jam or moth eaten cabbages.
Well, maybe sometimes you will but mostly I'm just keeping track of all the lovely, fun, successful homemaking stuff
thrown in with a few random pics of our farm life, as we know it.
I hope you enjoy these pages again,
or if your a new reader,
Welcome. I look forward to meeting you.
Oh I nearly forgot:
Homegrown from the front yard - Walnuts & Persimmons xx
More Lovely Autumness below - better late than never!!
These posts are going to be all over the place for a while though.
I've got so many drafts written and my finger is hovering over the publish button.
I'm starting to feel excited about everything again, but in a different way now.
This space motivates me and keeps me on track,
it reminds me of what I am striving for and the importance of what I can achieve in the everyday.
This Blog reflects all the wonderful things around me
so you will never see dirty dishes, smelly laundry,
cake crumbs all over the floor and unmade beds on these pages.
You will not hear about my two year old Tanties and my Teenagers woes,
you will not see my unsuccessful craft attempts , burnt jam or moth eaten cabbages.
Well, maybe sometimes you will but mostly I'm just keeping track of all the lovely, fun, successful homemaking stuff
thrown in with a few random pics of our farm life, as we know it.
I hope you enjoy these pages again,
or if your a new reader,
Welcome. I look forward to meeting you.
Oh I nearly forgot:
Homegrown from the front yard - Walnuts & Persimmons xx
More Lovely Autumness below - better late than never!!
Monday, June 16, 2014
The Fridge Family
We're BACK!
Let me reacquaint you with my family,
this is Me, Hubby and the Six, all grown up just a little more...
A quick tutorial for you and if you have any questions, I would be happy to answer them in your comments.
1.Google some Vintage patterns, Woman, Men, Teenager, child etc..
Save the image then print it out.
2. Select a good photo of each member of your family, print out
3. Cut out your heads and paste them onto the vintage outfit you have chosen
4. Laminate then cut out laminate figure
5. Stick a magnet on the back, I used a good quality roll of sticky magnetic tape.
Done, Your Family is ready for the Fridge
and hours of entertainment for your children.
Now, I did actually waste quite a lot of paper and ink having to print out our head shots and bodies and match up the correct size of head/body ratio, but in saying that, the girls loved playing with the out of proportioned bodies and heads that did not make it onto the fridge, just like paper dolls.
A simple but fiddly process, it was well worth it in the end.
This is actually our only Family portrait
and we get to rearrange it anyway we like!
So how have You been? I would love to hear from you.
I've missed this space and am hoping to get back on a regular basis again now.
I'll spend the next few weeks catching up on everything
we've been up to in the last eight months since we moved out to our new property.
It's more amazing than we could ever had imagined!
There is so much I want to share with you. x
Let me reacquaint you with my family,
this is Me, Hubby and the Six, all grown up just a little more...
These figures are little magnetic laminated us!
Just like ABC letters they live up on the fridge and are fun for all to play with.A quick tutorial for you and if you have any questions, I would be happy to answer them in your comments.
1.Google some Vintage patterns, Woman, Men, Teenager, child etc..
Save the image then print it out.
2. Select a good photo of each member of your family, print out
3. Cut out your heads and paste them onto the vintage outfit you have chosen
4. Laminate then cut out laminate figure
5. Stick a magnet on the back, I used a good quality roll of sticky magnetic tape.
Done, Your Family is ready for the Fridge
and hours of entertainment for your children.
Now, I did actually waste quite a lot of paper and ink having to print out our head shots and bodies and match up the correct size of head/body ratio, but in saying that, the girls loved playing with the out of proportioned bodies and heads that did not make it onto the fridge, just like paper dolls.
A simple but fiddly process, it was well worth it in the end.
This is actually our only Family portrait
and we get to rearrange it anyway we like!
So how have You been? I would love to hear from you.
I've missed this space and am hoping to get back on a regular basis again now.
I'll spend the next few weeks catching up on everything
we've been up to in the last eight months since we moved out to our new property.
It's more amazing than we could ever had imagined!
There is so much I want to share with you. x
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