Anthology blocks are still being made
My birthday cake made by a lovely lady in Geelong, I asked for a kiwi and silver fern, it is gluten and dairy free and tastes wonderful, has four layers. Thank you to Ingrid too.
The storm that went through last week left us with the top of the neighbours oak tree
and the last remaining branch of the hakea fell off. We have many seedlings growing so in time they will fill up the space again.
We have had some beautiful weather over the long weekend, the boats were out from the yacht club, first sailing day in many months.
A few hexies have been made
I was going to say I have finally finished sewing the green hexies on but looking at the photo I can see some unsewn numbers on the right side...better go and check! Next I need to make 20 hexie flowers to add on.
Here is a slightly fuzzy photo of our new grand fur baby, Tira, she was more interested in having a bite at the camera than sitting and posing for me! She is 12 weeks old and a smooth coat Chowchow. She is just beautiful and has us all firmly under her paw!!
With the lifting of some of the restrictions we have been able to visit and have a visit from the family.
Adam and Beth bought themselves kayaks, so yesterday we all got to have a go
Rilla heading off
Adam and Shane preparing to launch
Adam and Beth and Hank
I wanted a family photo but we forgot at home after a BBQ lunch so tried down at the beach. Sometimes I think the trying photos are more fun than the proper photo!
Shane took a preparation photo unbeknownst to us, Hank was not wanting to sit!! Shane set the camera up on the kayak wheels and then ran!
David's hat blew off just at the wrong moment and I am talking!
Finally, Hank was not sitting, Shane is talking but it is a good photo..
Today is Anthology day so I had better go and get organised, our forecast is for rain, hopefully once the rain comes the wind might ease off.
Happy stitching.
