For the past couple of weeks I've been slowly getting my Christmas cards made. This year I've used a Cuttlebug Christmas tree embossing folder and a cute little Magnolia stamp. Now for the best part - writing inside them and sending them off.
Has been a hot day here in old Sydney town. Got to 32 degrees with brilliant sun. Not even a sign of storm clouds in the sky - but I won't hold my breath as they are predicted for Monday.
As long as it cools off a little, I will bake my Christmas cake though so I'm really hoping for another few days of clouds and rain. I'm really late in making it this year as normally it would be baked in October however being away then, it didn't get done.
With the sunshine predicted for the next couple of days, I got out into the garden this morning with the spray bottle of weed killer and spent a couple of hours finding those that had sprung up in the past few weeks. The past two Saturday's DH has done a great job and pulled out heaps of them which had grown down one side of our boundary. I just followed up today to try to avoid them springing up again too quickly.
Tomorrow the two littlest grandies are coming for lunch. They have swimming lessons in the morning so their mum will bring them here when they've finished. They love to get here especially when 'Grumps' is home from work.
Till next time - blessings!
1 comment:
Your cards are so beautiful. It must be a real treat for those that receive them. I hope you enjoyed your time with the "grandies":)
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