Greetings all,
I paced my Christmas shopping so evenly & well in advance this year, i feel quite entitled to indulge in a few little luxuries.
I paced my Christmas shopping so evenly & well in advance this year, i feel quite entitled to indulge in a few little luxuries.
Thank you for asking, my facial/ massage/ eye brow wax went wonderfully, i didn't want to leave!! Thank Martha from JellyShane for some sober advice, my eyebrows do NOT look like Nike ticks, i'm so sorry you had to go through such an ordeal. I even managed to wash my new hair do & dry into a cute style today, there is hope!! & fear not Monet Paisley, my hair is streaky blonde, it just didn't look like it in the photo in my dark lounge + swimming over Summer, it will go even streakier!! I just don't have time for colour maintenance.
Anyway, sticking to handmade style or handmade-craft-enabling themes in my indulgence . . . i've had a bit of fun. Check out the Plushka festive bunting for the treadmill, precariously positioned/ pushed out of the way for the Christmas tree.
Apparently it's quite westie/ redneck to have a treadmill in your living area, but i like to run & watch television, "would you rather me be fatter??" No, thought not. When we build our own home, of course, there will not be a treadmill in the lounge, but the Army just wouldn't provide us a house with a wing for the gym!! Let's move on . . .
tonight i picked up some Tupperware from a party last week, hopefully my slicing of vegetables for homemade cooking will improve immeasureably, like my spelling!!
Too cute, had to buy 4 of these handmade Christmas trees for my 4 made-by-me children.
Can anyone resist a stationery store?? I hit the 3 biggies at the Canberra Centre tonight while my girls were at parties in town, Typo - comedic thrills; Kikki-K - compulsory pieces; Smiggle - cheap cheer.
More cards, ornaments, ribbon, twine, stamps, books . . . argh!!
Ah, today my husband took me to Poacher's Pantry for lunch. Our little 'last day of school celebration'. We planned to buy a Christmas ham there, smoked on site, but they only had HUGE ones & we're not having Christmas day with our immediate 40 hungry-ham-loving family members, so we'll settle for a smaller leg from a farmer's market instead. We did leave with some goodies from the pantry for our parents, like truffle chocolates, marinades, preserves & sauces + freckles, the extra expensive & sugary type which you can only eat slowly!!
Oh, had a great idea this afternoon - to arrive at school early with a disposable camera for our eldest daughter to take shots of her friends on the last day of primary school EVER. Best. Mum. Ever. She liked me for a whole half hour after that, then things went back to normal preteen-mummy tension. I actually said to the teens-in-waiting . . . i hope you're taking notes & you don't bother to be so challenging. They were on their way to a Friday night party anyway, they'd agree with anything i said!! Happy weekends, love Posie
EDIT: my husband went back to Poacher's today & picked up a small ham, turkey & more Freckles!! All is well for Christmas day at our place, table of 6!!
EDIT: my husband went back to Poacher's today & picked up a small ham, turkey & more Freckles!! All is well for Christmas day at our place, table of 6!!
5 comments:
Lots of goodies and the camera was an inspired idea! Ahhh, teens. We are a long way off that stage yet, but I'm taking notes from everyone else about it!
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I love reading about your sweet family you guys really have fun with everything as busy as you are!
That was a post just bursting with seasonal goodies...love your chatty posts!
Love the camera idea!! Will remember that for next year when my young man finishes primary school. Merry Christmas to you & your family, I am sure it will be extra special to just be 6...
totally adore the bunting!
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