not much new
Can start as last time: photo-time.
Gill: Charlotte is almost smiling of satisfaction on some photo's and you do look so well! Benjamin besides her looks good too!
Hope Kaz is looking as well now, with the viruses gone and so on.
We have, in spite of all, 2 trees again: a small red + gold one, my help helped with. (but alas, on Cape Verdia they put some very colored things on just a tree, so she had no idea) but the day after, when a bit rested, I did repair the damage, like setting birds UP a branch instead of hanging under one... and using the hang-up things instead of loosely laying some balls on the branches... Luckily most were un-breakable.
Ed wanted to help, so the top of an old big tree I kept, it had some lights still in it (just like the other one, my help gathered them all to one spot...) and Sis did send us a few years ago a box with the perfect size unbreakable balls, so he only had to hang them in the tree, what did not work. So that one I did too, hanging each ball on his decision, so he had the idea, this one he did.
Only an old (artificial) Christmas-wreath has to be laid on the table with some candles and more do not this year.
I did put the empty boxes in the indoor shed (thanks to the rollator, all did fit on it, only a couple of times walking) and the Monday help has to climb the ladder again, for now I cannot reach anything, not even the freezer...
Have written chapter 11 from Benjamins fairy tale, but today it will be a bed time story (if there is time, and I can keep my eyes open! Ed neither can, but he normally takes a nap every afternoon) Hope he can sleep early tomorrow, for he has to go to the eye-doctor for the eye-diabetes-control, so he cannot miss it, or has to pay a 'no show' of 45 euros.
We have an easy cooking day: I did bake-of 2 french breads, one for brunch and one for cheese-fondue: so easy done tonight. Well, lets see if there still is fairy-dust on my fingers to write a bedtime story from fairy land (for toddlers) again the address, I do think Ellie and Freddie are now old enough, and 600-800 words is just long enough to calm them down to fall asleep. have fun!
http://hwvandaalen.wordpress.com
Gill: Charlotte is almost smiling of satisfaction on some photo's and you do look so well! Benjamin besides her looks good too!
Hope Kaz is looking as well now, with the viruses gone and so on.
We have, in spite of all, 2 trees again: a small red + gold one, my help helped with. (but alas, on Cape Verdia they put some very colored things on just a tree, so she had no idea) but the day after, when a bit rested, I did repair the damage, like setting birds UP a branch instead of hanging under one... and using the hang-up things instead of loosely laying some balls on the branches... Luckily most were un-breakable.
Ed wanted to help, so the top of an old big tree I kept, it had some lights still in it (just like the other one, my help gathered them all to one spot...) and Sis did send us a few years ago a box with the perfect size unbreakable balls, so he only had to hang them in the tree, what did not work. So that one I did too, hanging each ball on his decision, so he had the idea, this one he did.
Only an old (artificial) Christmas-wreath has to be laid on the table with some candles and more do not this year.
I did put the empty boxes in the indoor shed (thanks to the rollator, all did fit on it, only a couple of times walking) and the Monday help has to climb the ladder again, for now I cannot reach anything, not even the freezer...
Have written chapter 11 from Benjamins fairy tale, but today it will be a bed time story (if there is time, and I can keep my eyes open! Ed neither can, but he normally takes a nap every afternoon) Hope he can sleep early tomorrow, for he has to go to the eye-doctor for the eye-diabetes-control, so he cannot miss it, or has to pay a 'no show' of 45 euros.
We have an easy cooking day: I did bake-of 2 french breads, one for brunch and one for cheese-fondue: so easy done tonight. Well, lets see if there still is fairy-dust on my fingers to write a bedtime story from fairy land (for toddlers) again the address, I do think Ellie and Freddie are now old enough, and 600-800 words is just long enough to calm them down to fall asleep. have fun!
http://hwvandaalen.wordpress.com