Showing posts with label Life and it's Mysteries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Life and it's Mysteries. Show all posts

Monday, March 19, 2007

I Fell Off the Face of the Earth For A While

But I climbed back on.
There has been knitting. There has been spinning. And there has definitely been !! A LOT !! of family commitments.

Issue 4 of Spins & Magazine is a little delayed, but it is coming. I'm sorry, but family comes first.

I'm working on another writing project as well (can't resist dabbling...my own fault if I am overloaded!) - it is a period drama screenplay (no details yet), and I hope something comes of it because I would particularly like to add this one to my DVD collection!

Thanks to those lovely customers who have put in orders. There is no delay with those - I aim to get items sent out same day or next morning after payment is received.

Hope life is being good to you all!

Friday, January 19, 2007

15 Years !!!

Yesterday morning we woke up to the kids bringing in a tray with breakfast cereal and the all important cup of tea. It was our fifteen year wedding anniversary, and they had coloured in decorations which they had stuck with sticky tape all over the walls outside our bedroom door (luckily we hadn't yet painted the walls since we moved in). Our son had also wrapped up a block of chocolate he had pinched from the cupboard, and which we had been searching for over the previous two days (and blaming each other for its disappearance, of course!) They also did a concert for us on toy instruments, with the four year old vocalist of the family standing on the coffee table in all her glory (in only bright pink enormous underpants, as the weather was still very hot).

They are better at remembering these things than I am. I have been known to forget our wedding anniversaries. This is, of course, the Fawlty Towers anniversary milestone. As Sybil Fawlty said, "Fifteen years! When I think what I could have had..." One of our favourite shows...

We then took ourselves off without the kids to see a movie, but due to my mistake, missed our session time! So had a nice time wandering around pretending we had no responsibilities of children at home, then went to a music store where I spotted it! My dream guitar!! Claret coloured Takamine steel string - only entry level guitar but with a nice tone. Guess what I got to celebrate 15 years of marriage... It has been named Jeffrey, little Taka. But does the world really need more guitarists?

Bit of spinning: two bobbins of fine spinning, merino, in "earthen wear" colours. To be plied soon, and we'll see what it becomes...