The Christmas season finally saw me clear the dining table too, so we could eat Christmas breakfast and dinner! To do so, I finished off the tiered skirts.
One for my niece PP:
One for Miss M who turns 3 in January:
The next few will form new stock for a little 2009 sanity project - stay tuned!
The pudding was amazing, the ritual complete, and Mr BB whipped up a vanilla bean custard and a vanilla bean ice cream to go with it! Along with a saved bottle of Moet, we had a fabulous day!
Master 6 was not well on the day unfortunately, however he still managed to complete a series of Lego creations we thought would last a week!
Today we will spend in the garden, hoping for a peaceful and happy time.
Many thanks for all the support and encouragement from you readers over the year. As my blogaversary approaches, I am amazed that I have stuck this out, and that I have made so many new and dear connections in the crafty blog world.
Happy New Year - keep safe.
J
7 comments:
What a lovely thing for your husband to do - and so thoughtfull! Your skirts look lovely and that Plum Pud looks amazing!!!
What a fabulous gift from Mr BB. So thoughtful.
It's been lovely meeting up with you in Blogland this year.
I also think that was a brilliant gift from your hubbie. Very thought full.
Great present - 10 points each for inspiration, remembering AND execultion - a very rare trifecta in the world of Christmas presents!
Oh lucky you!
I planned to spend Christmas 2006/07 making a Blurb book of my 2006 blog. Which turned into me planning to spending 2007/08 making a Blurb book of 2006 and 2007. And this year I didn't even put it on my list of things to try to achieve this "holidays" as I know it'll not happen.
*sigh*
Goodness it sounds like Mr BB outdid himself, bloggy goodness, ice cream - what a man.
I hope Master 6 is feeling better, I know all that excitement can not always work in your favour. It is scary that Lego can go up so quickly.
You did well Mr BB !! Impressively organised too.
from less organised Mrs H
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