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Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas, hope you have a beautiful day with lots of laughter!
Thankyou to everyone for all your comments over the past year , it is lovely to hear from you and your support has been really fantastic. xx
I am taking a short break and will be back in the New Year, have a good one!!
I am needing lists right now to stay organized.... Max has made sure i don't forget him by adding his name and a portrait of himself to our list.
We are getting into the swing of christmas with our tree lights. Next up is some baking and the ingredients for christmas lunch.This year we are having both sides of the family here for lunch and we decided to give everyone a receipe from one of our favourite cookbooks Saha, which is middle eastern ( Syria and Lebanon) , it gives everyone a chance to learn a new dish as well as have a feast with a theme! Its the first time we have done it this way, so i hope it works.
Fox, in my shop.
Fox, found here.
New to Udder are some brooches... you can find them in the shop.
A very stylin Luna complete with a poodle print... found in my shop.
I have finally updated my Shop with 2 Foxes, 2 penguins, 2 Lunas, A Goat in Undies and 5 'NEW' brooches. So if you are in need for some last minute christmas shopping or a new friend for the New year then check it out!!!
Thankyou all for your lovely comments regarding the Penguin in Antartica, i am glad you enjoyed it as much as i did.
When I received this photo last week from a friend at A day on Earth I was very excited to see one of my penguins with a beanie living at the south pole . This photo was taken by Rhonda Pike (the new owner) who is a marine biologist working in Antartica. I just love how the 2 Emperor penguins are making their way towards the little penguin.
Have a look at the weather aaarrrggghhh!!! , Penguins and whats happening with the environment down there and think about treading a little lighter on the planet up here.
Thankyou Rhonda for the image
Foxes for Cherry Blossom.
One of 5 Mosis' who travelled to Cherry Blossom.
I have nearly finished my christmas wholsale orders and i will hopefully have some friends in the shop by monday... Fingers crossed!
I thought i was going to give these away as presents for Christmas but once they reached us i found they attached themselves to our kitchen wall and are having trouble leaving.. I dont mind!
I love them :) Thankyou Sandra. x
Also coming in the post this week was a print from Catherine Campbell... its awesome and I did manage to send this one on to my sister in the UK, although i wanted to hold on to it it was so beautiful! Thankyou Catherine.x I will stop by your shop again for sure.
Somedays i think that this is what the inside of my head looks like. Lots of words jumbled together like alphabet soup. Then when you try to speak they come out in all sorts of directions and even though you are speaking english it sounds foreign.... It has been a little like that this week.
So into the garden i go to talk jibberish to our veggies whilst planting more seedlings! They are growing really well ( maybe due to my words!) and we are now eating beautiful salad greens as well as our own cucumbers which i have not grown before. Its so easy and so rewarding especially when seeing your children eat organic lettuce leaves standing by the plants helping themselves whenever they feel like a snack.
Wish i could say that that very large squash was grown in our garden but we happened to pick it up at the markets on the weekend. Then we headed up the hill for a swim ,walked on bamboo leaves , played with handmade toys ( my clever brother in-law Matti made this) and then on sunday had a beautiful brunch at my parents where we proceeded to eat an amazing amount of fruit.... i love the start of summer!
