What have I been up to these past few days? Well on Sunday the children and I ran a cake stall at the end of church to celebrate the end of the academic year. There were some very nice cakes they had made with their families, and I took plain ones for them to decorate on the spot before we started. Then we set everything out before the end of
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Fantastic! :)
D-d is such a lovely woman.
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She looks incredibly grown-up and professional in that picture. She is both, of course, but I am so used to the unmade-up version, wearing a T shirt with a slogan and a floppy hat to keep the sun off, who looks about 15 :)
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Owwww needles in knees do not want *draws knees in close*
Such a lovely colour on D-d, and the sandals are perfect!
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To be honest I hardly noticed the needle going in at all - it was something of an anti-climax as I had expected it to be more impressive :)
It is a good colour. I was so pleased to see the vintage sandals in use. She said they were 'pretty comfortable as these things go,' which I absolutely understood.
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Beautiful picture.
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very clever with your cake sale
i miss bake sales!!!
the older women who made the wonderful cakes are gone
younger women don't bake and think having a sale is too much trouble
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Some of our best bakers have died, or moved away to be nearer family, in the past 5 years. I'm not sure we will ever cope with the massed baking we used to do, again. But there are young women baking, and both young women and grandmas baking with children, so we do have a younger generation coming up!
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Putting down the membrane and bark chippings is keeping the weeds down - but the vegetable patch is full of green stuff at ground level that clearly have nothing to do with herbs, peas or blueberries - I pull out a bit now and again but I think they are destined to become 'green fertilizer'.
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