Project 366 #1: Where the Wild Horses are...
Project 366 #2: Laughing out loud at Hairy Maclary, as read by Daddy
Project 366 #3: I can write my letter, Mamma!
Project 366 #4: Muff Cake
Project 366 #5: Heart Sandwich
Project 366 #6: a different kind of mixer
Project 366 #7: cooking pancakes with Daddy
Sunday, as ever, was a day of beach walks and packing up to come back to London. This weekend ended slightly earlier as LG had yet another birthday party to attend. On Monday night we had dinner with old friends/employers in Wimbledon and didn’t get home until 1am, which meant that I have been struggling to keep up ever since. Then Tuesday brought bad news about the build: the planners had some major issues. As it turned out they were swiftly solved by our super-efficient builder. Thursday brought an unexpected article featuring this blog with a host of other excellent blogs, which made my day, and a decision to walk away from a volunteer position which has actually eased my mind. The best day by far was Friday, when the concrete was laid and The Girls and I saw a real-life Bob-the-Builder-style cement mixer up close. We then studied what a mixer does by using my magimix to make Valentine’s Day treats for school. See? There’s always an opportunity for learning in our house. And cooking. And both together! Saturday saw Katsu Curry and kids parties, building dens in the sitting room and lots of kisses.
The picture of the girls is just sunshine – pure sunshine – stunning!
Framable!
Liska xxx
Liska- I appreciate the compliment! I hadn’t thought about framing, but now you mention it….
I remember the Muff Cake very distinctly 🙂 Fab photos and congratulations on being on Sainsbury’s list!
Muff cake will make me think of you whenever I see it Mari!!
Gorgeous photos, love the second one showing just how pretty your girls are. What are we going to do without Picnik?
Thanks for linking up to #Project366
So sorry, that will be a linky not a kinky!
Some great photos here, would love you to add the ponies one to my Country Kids kinky too. It looks very like Bodmin Moor by us!
I love these photographs!especially your giggly girls!!amazing blog too 🙂
It is the second one that I just Love!!
Nothing better than giggling girls!
Well, I do like a giggling boy too :o)
any giggling is good Monkey Adventures
I love the picture of the girls laughing – you can feel the happiness!
But what is Muff Cake??
I have absolutely no idea what a muff cake is, but I know the image it conjoured up in my head Mum2Four
oh that first photo is just stunning hun!
Thanks Mrs T…..I was really chuffed with it.
Love these photos almost as much as I used to love reading Hairy McClary (from Donaldson’s Diary) to my kids!