Sunday 9 December 2012

Mum's Advent Calendar 9, Days Left 16

The list - had to have it or I wouldn't have got anything done yesterday.

1. Finish last shepherd for the crochet Nativity set.

Sorry he's a bit blurred - must have been the sherry.

2. Polish the brass on the front door.


3. Finish the poinsettia row on the Christmas blanket.
4. Bake bread.
5. Make selection boxes bags - nearly finished
6. Finish putting up the decorations - nearly finished
7. Take a picture to put on this post.
8. Go and buy some more sherry! - hic!

I also washed the kitchen floor, took cats a walk, delivered neighbour's Christmas cards and walked to the supermarket.

There's healthy living for you! It also helps you sleep at night.

xx

Sunday - today will be my day of rest.

14 comments:

  1. Wow you were busy yesterday, am intrigued by your selection bags, are you going to post about them once complete?

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  2. You were busy yesterday
    Julie xxxxxx

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  3. There's so much lovely knitting and crocheting around these days. It's almost tempting me to pick up needles myself. Love your shepherd! x

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  4. Such industry! Guessing you slept well last night ;)

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  5. Way to go! I need to add sherry to my list as well! Ha

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  6. Gosh!You have been busy.I am interested that you took your cats for a walk.really???Can we see all the nativity?

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    1. The cats are house cats but we take them for 'walks' in the garden. No lead but they are supervised so they don't jump over the fences. We live on a very busy main road and have had a previous cat run over.
      xx

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  7. I bet it felt good crossing off all those jobs on the list. I hope you've had a good rest today.

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  8. Busy bee!! I have had a Harry Potter weekend,,, forgot about my list,,,,

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  9. looking forward to seeing the nativity all set up.
    Can't find the tree today.
    Carolx

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