27-04-2024, 07:37 AM
(This post was last modified: 27-04-2024, 07:40 AM by kiwimade64.)
morning ladies 
What a gorgeous start to the day we have.
lol mica, you get that on committees! Always one or two who think they know it all or better. I had to smile at your hair doo comment. Don't ya just hate that! Five minutes of glam and the wind mucks it all up.
$600 is a great win, Lilith I hope she spends it on something completely frivolous!
Son facetimed us yesterday, something new for MrK Boy those crows are noisy in Perth lol. I've found a box big enough for his computer modem at a packaging company in Lower Hutt, now to find one long enough for his keyboard and other bits and bobs.
I finished weaving the end of the runner last evening, it's taken me a week
The next bit is to work my way up the center and embroider more pohutukawa. The end is quite heavy with the weaving so should hang nicely when on the table.
Today I'll move the excess sand piled on the lawn. It is starting to sink and compact down and we will be able to put some topsoil on soon. If my back holds out, I'll dig over the garden again where the tree was to keep breaking up the tree mulch. It's so fine, it sets like concrete.
Happy crafting
What a gorgeous start to the day we have.lol mica, you get that on committees! Always one or two who think they know it all or better. I had to smile at your hair doo comment. Don't ya just hate that! Five minutes of glam and the wind mucks it all up.
$600 is a great win, Lilith
I hope she spends it on something completely frivolous!Son facetimed us yesterday, something new for MrK
Boy those crows are noisy in Perth lol. I've found a box big enough for his computer modem at a packaging company in Lower Hutt, now to find one long enough for his keyboard and other bits and bobs.I finished weaving the end of the runner last evening, it's taken me a week
The next bit is to work my way up the center and embroider more pohutukawa. The end is quite heavy with the weaving so should hang nicely when on the table.Today I'll move the excess sand piled on the lawn. It is starting to sink and compact down and we will be able to put some topsoil on soon. If my back holds out, I'll dig over the garden again where the tree was to keep breaking up the tree mulch. It's so fine, it sets like concrete.
Happy crafting
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