Sunday 15 March 2009

A sock called sid

This weekend we kept the D.I.Y to a minimum and only did little jobs like fixing a broken door handle and painting inside my built in wardrobe which was really hard as there was lots of tiny money spiders in each corner of the wardrobe and i didn't want to kill them so all the corners of my wardrobe arnt painted ,lets hope any prospective buyers don't look too closely :)
We had a lovely walk in the park Saturday morning and somehow managed to lose Doodles ! so off i went to find her while Andy and the pixies stayed on the playground i was starting to worry when she appeared out of nowhere busily munching something yucky!

Wobbly animal fun with daddy

Andy decided he was going cycle to the estate agents to sign some paperwork much to Ben's delight.


Which left me pixie free (Daisy was having her nap) so i planted our summer bulbs and hanging basket .....Bliss :) although i did get a phone call about 20minutes latter asking what the address of the estate agents was as Andy couldn't find it .. doh!



Finished my first sock softy from a book i got for my birthday called 'Stray sock sewing' . Ive called him Sid . I didn't make the kitty though,but Ben insisted he was in the photo with Sid .



Mummy's Pixie princess





We took Doodles for a run in the park today ,we spent quite awhile watching the ants on the steps Ben was fascinated .














This is such a cute photo ,Ben saw this clump of daffodils and went and sat next to it and told me to take a photo and then kissed them all bye bye ! mummy's little nature lover .








A Horse we met on our travels.









After fighting over the blanket they finally decided mummy's crazy idea of sharing it wasn't such a bad idea after all!










4 comments:

  1. oh I'm so glad I've found your lovely blog, what a gorgeous family :) x x

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  2. Thank you x glad you like Sid he was so fun and easy to make will be making him lots of friends ,Andys going to have to put a padlock on his sock draw lol

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