Gosh this time of year is busy. I've got two children starting new schools in September so they'll be having taster days, meetings etc. There are school trips, swimming lessons, music recitals, sports days and leavers assemblies... They really do cram a lot in to the last half term of the year. Good job it's nearly the Summer holidays so I can have a rest lol.
With the extra brain power required for all these things I've got to remember something had to give and that has been my knitting. I've barely knitted anything this past week, hence the lack of posts! I have managed to turn the heels on my two sock WIP's but that's about all I've got to show you. Hopefully I'll be able to get one of them finished this week and then I can cast on something new. I'm not sure what I'm in the mood to knit at the moment. I'd quite like to do a lace shawl but that depends on brain power. Tricky.
Anyways, I'd better put the chooks back in their run and get on with some chores. I've spent the past hour or so outside watching them, watering the plants and enjoying the garden :-) Have a good week everyone.
Sounds like you're super busy at the moment! Nothing like a spot of 'chook watching' to calm your nerves tho! xxx
ReplyDeleteHehe it's one of my favourite parts of the day. Not been able to do it the past couple of days, far too hot outside :(
DeleteHello! Seems as though we are all so busy right now, just when we should be cooling down and relaxing in the heat! Never works like that does it. I hope that you will have some peace and relaxation very soon! xx
ReplyDeleteIt's wrong isn't it lol. I hope so too, atleast the Summer holidays will have a slightly more relaxed pace. Just want to get of this too hot humidity first though
DeleteYou have a fine, green thumb. Your backyard flowers are full and wonderfully shaped. Still wanna steal that second sock! What are "taster days"?
ReplyDeleteAw thank you :)
DeleteTaster days are when kids go to their new school or classroom for a few hours. My youngest had an hour at her first school today and my eldest is spending three days next week at her new school. It's a chance for them to find out the routines a bit and meet the teachers so it's not so scary over the Summer holidays for them as they know what's going to be happening