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Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Friday, December 24, 2010
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Happy New Year!!!! and a new blog started!!!!!
I started a new blog for the Shores of Hawk Run Hollow lovers. Look at the left for the link and feel free to participate.
For all my Blogger Friends!
I wish you all a lucky, healthy and good 2010 with a lot of cross stitch finishes!!!!
And now I have to post some last pictures for 2009.
Some of you already know that my youngest Dorine is sick for almost 3 weeks now. She's recovering from a pneumonia and right now the medicine are doing good work. She's eating again and not throwing up anymore. That's why I was going to my office in the evenings. Because my works keeps me very busy the last month.
When she was getting sick already, she and her sister had a Christmas diner at school:
Cheese Croissants for Dorine's class.
A special salad for Emma's class.
Just a couple of days before Christmas it went snowing and snowing and snowing:
Lots of fun for Emma making a snowman. Dorine just a little bit ofcourse; here she was already throwing up, but she wanted to go outside for a short time.
Look how much; not normal for Holland.
Troubles opening and closing the backdoor.
This my DH's motorcycle, but he was wise enough to take his own car to work. Last year he didn't have a car, so I had to push him to the road, sitting on the motor. Can you believe it?
And a least but not least, my progress on The Shores of Hawk Run Hollow:
Block six and seven almost done. I'm going to finish this today.
And a little sneak peak...
I hope to start on Januari 1st with my first Christmas ornament. I'm planning to do these one per month. So I must have twelve pieces at the end of 2010.
This is my last post for 2009, so... till next year... lots of love and hugs!
For all my Blogger Friends!
I wish you all a lucky, healthy and good 2010 with a lot of cross stitch finishes!!!!
And now I have to post some last pictures for 2009.
Some of you already know that my youngest Dorine is sick for almost 3 weeks now. She's recovering from a pneumonia and right now the medicine are doing good work. She's eating again and not throwing up anymore. That's why I was going to my office in the evenings. Because my works keeps me very busy the last month.
When she was getting sick already, she and her sister had a Christmas diner at school:
Cheese Croissants for Dorine's class.
A special salad for Emma's class.Just a couple of days before Christmas it went snowing and snowing and snowing:
Lots of fun for Emma making a snowman. Dorine just a little bit ofcourse; here she was already throwing up, but she wanted to go outside for a short time.
Look how much; not normal for Holland.
Troubles opening and closing the backdoor.
This my DH's motorcycle, but he was wise enough to take his own car to work. Last year he didn't have a car, so I had to push him to the road, sitting on the motor. Can you believe it? And a least but not least, my progress on The Shores of Hawk Run Hollow:
Block six and seven almost done. I'm going to finish this today.
And a little sneak peak...I hope to start on Januari 1st with my first Christmas ornament. I'm planning to do these one per month. So I must have twelve pieces at the end of 2010.
This is my last post for 2009, so... till next year... lots of love and hugs!
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Santa Claus is almost coming to town!
Brrr.... it's really cold outside. Seven degrees below zero at night and one degree below zero at noon. That's why I could take this picture today.
The kids were both sick since last Friday, I couldn't go to work today. So I take the time to set up our Christmastree.
Sorry, no ornaments this year, but I'm going to change that for next year. I will follow the monthly club 3 "christmasornaments" from De Handwerkboetiek. I have to stitch one ornament per month. So I must end with twelve at the end of 2010.
Did you see Santa at the back? Look closer...
We all hope, that he brings lots of presents this year! lol
And ofcourse a progress picture. "Sailing home..."
And a little sneak peake of the sea from the shores.
Next Thursday the kids will have the annual Christmasdiner at school, so I have to spend some time in the kitchen that day. I going to make a lot of chees-croissants for Dorine's class and a special salad for Emma's class. I will take some pictures to show you later this week.
Lots of hugs and love, till next time...
The kids were both sick since last Friday, I couldn't go to work today. So I take the time to set up our Christmastree.
Sorry, no ornaments this year, but I'm going to change that for next year. I will follow the monthly club 3 "christmasornaments" from De Handwerkboetiek. I have to stitch one ornament per month. So I must end with twelve at the end of 2010.
Did you see Santa at the back? Look closer...
We all hope, that he brings lots of presents this year! lol
And ofcourse a progress picture. "Sailing home..."
And a little sneak peake of the sea from the shores.
Next Thursday the kids will have the annual Christmasdiner at school, so I have to spend some time in the kitchen that day. I going to make a lot of chees-croissants for Dorine's class and a special salad for Emma's class. I will take some pictures to show you later this week.
Lots of hugs and love, till next time...