I really need to introduce you to my latest hooky love, before it gets finished and I end up not telling you the back story. Let me show you what I'm on about first; World, meet Autumn Ripple Blanket (Autumn for short). You see, I have a granny square with flowers and a black background blanket that I'm desperate to finish for my bedroom, and a list of decorative items I'd like to do for Autumn and Christmas, so I sat down last week to make an Autumn Inspirations board on Pinterest (like you do) and made this; https://www.pinterest.com/angeljem5/autumn-and-fall/ and I loved the colours and the feelings it aroused in me. Colour-wise I am a warm autumn, but very often misbehave and don't wear them (long reason; won't say now) but I do love them, and the whole Season of Mists and Mellow Fruitfulness bit, so the board keeps filling up with pure autumnal inspiration. Until this one hits my eye. From The Glamorous Housewife's site . And the colours are be...
I rarely drink tea so my medicine of choice is wine. Good rules to live by.
ReplyDeleteWine is only applicable after 6pm as long as I don't have to drive. That being said, if I were to turn to drink, I think it would either be pear cider or snowballs that caught me, one of which can make me really drunk and the other I would have to really work at!!!
Delete#6 - Mum's favorite - thanks for the memory!
ReplyDeleteIf all else fails, apply tea liberally. I have been known at times of crisis to just make the tea as my default action.
DeleteAbsolutely love all of them! Great! Number 2 made me LOL as I am currently surrounded the biggest mess of my life, tidying the remaining 'bits' (oh how I wish they were 'bits'!) of my scrapbooking supplies....love number 6: a cup of tea is, of course, the only decent refuge some days! And hits the spot like nothing else can...!
ReplyDeleteIf I can substitute number 6 for hot chocolate in winter and Diet Coke in Summer than I can be in with these. Well apart from number 2 - I will never be able to manage number 2!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on the tea, there's not much a good brew can't fix. And there's wine for the other bits.
ReplyDeleteI'm really enjoying these posts, they're really thought-provoking. Being kind to everybody is absolutely the right thing to do - but sometimes easier said than done! xx
ReplyDeleteTea is a wonderful cure all!
ReplyDeleteLisa x
Very good rules to live by indeed! Tea was never my thing until some years ago when I was having some troubles and now it is my go to soother and a wonderful thing it is too! xx
ReplyDeleteI am not a tea drinker but coffee has the same effect on my wellbeing. I do regularly make more mess than I can tidy. But at least I think I am kind even if I don't feel like it sometimes. x
ReplyDeleteYep, wise words there. If in doubt, put the kettle on and make a cup of tea, that's what I always do. xx
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