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Archive for March, 2008

first day

               
first dayOriginally uploaded by shellsbells2007She has arrived – our little Jasmine. Bulldogs are the best dogs in the world! They might snore – but they are gentle, kind, tolerant, non hyper, short haired and cute as!

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Cocoon and cuddle

 
Today i looked out of the window and it was grey and drizzly – I love it!  It makes the earth smell good, the dust gets washed away and its a reason to have hot Horlicks and milk.  Ruby asked me to make Butternut soup – oh it was soooo good.  If you want the [...]

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floral moments

floral momentsOriginally uploaded by shellsbells2007

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Pin cushion world – Japanese gardenOriginally uploaded by shellsbells2007Another pin cushion – a little japanese garden. One of my students told me I seemed permanetly Zen like (?????). Its strange how a comment like that makes one ponder about how we are perceived. I feel very un-zen like most of the time – except maybe [...]

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Little brag

My pin cushion sold almost as soon as I loaded it onto FELT and it has also been featured on cuteable.com.
Now that has made my day (i’m still blushing).

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pin cushionOriginally uploaded by shellsbells2007
Hubby has gone up coast for a couple of days to surf and fetch a new puppy (wait till you see the pics of our new bubba). Serendipitously, the girls were out on play-dates – so I had a long afternoon to do…..well,- did I create domestic serenity? No. Did I [...]

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my cuties

my cutiesOriginally uploaded by shellsbells2007
So for three days in a row these two woke us up – saying they were going to check if the easter eggs had arrived in the garden. For three days we told them that it was not time yet – but they did not believe us and would go out [...]

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The paltry, blogging dribble coming from this cyber spot has been largely due to the paradox of blog.  I am awed and inspired by the many fantastic blogs out there – and it is bitter sweet – because those very blogs have also frozen me.  They are so lovely that i immediately feel inadequate and I [...]

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Pacifica

I found this book to be a sumptious feast of colour and inspiration.  I had a look through it at the last “craft Hub” meeting and I was so excited to be exposed to a new cultural craft that I knew nothing about.   The art of tivaevae making is unique to the Cook Islands.  Quilt [...]

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Ok, so I have recovered from my malaise and am feeling joyful once again.  Sun is shining, weather is fine and I had a lovely school outing with my daughter Ruby to the local stream that runs by Paekakariki Queen Elizabeth park.  Children just thrive in murky, muddy, buggy environments don’t they?  Listening to their [...]

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