So I can't show you my windowsill full of little hats. Neither can I show you the sock that I just finished last night. Or the yarn wound into a pretty ball ready to start another sock.
And I certainly can't show you the pudding that we had for tea last night (it was like apples covered in lemon curd poured into a pastry case and baked until golden). And that has nothing to do with the camera, no, we were pigs and ate it up before I remembered to take a picture!
Oh, anyone know the whereabouts of the St Dunstan's blanket? Who's got it now?
Ooh look everybody, it worked! I'm obviously not so rubbish as I thought!!! A few bad words and a hearty kick did the job! (20 hats Warren - hope you're saving up!)
7 comments:
nothing fixes stuff like a good threat and a swift kick!
That is an impresive array of hats. The pudding sounded pretty impressive too!
That's an impressive display of hats. Where do you find the time... a working girl like you? That pud sounds good too.
Those hats are fab! And the pudding sounds delicious - did you have to tell us about it?????
Lucy x
the little hats are soo cute! and i wish i'd had dinner at yours - pud sounds mouthwateringly good!
being of a non technical nature myself, i agree with trashy - a hefty thump can fix most machines - sometimes!!
x
Well, would you look at all those gorgeous hats lined up .... Innocent could use your window sill as an advert!
I really really really really REALLY hope the cakey one (or the stash basket, natch) (or any of them really) comes to a Brizzle Sainsburys.
:)
Those little hats are wonderful Michaela!! I think you should email Innocent to show them and then you'll get a dream job as a smoothie hat designer....am I getting carried away here?
Any pudding with lemon curd in just has to be good and I'm not surprised it disappeared so fast!!
xxx
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