Friday, May 31, 2013
another week
Another week gone, and at the risk of sounding like a broken record, it was certainly another busy one. But that seems to be the way of things around here lately. Between school "fun" days to bake for, an out of town cross country carnival, coffee catch ups and the usual grocery shopping, it has continued to be extra busy all week. As much as I am the sort that doesn't like rushing around too much, at least it is a good type of busy, which at the end of the day is the main thing. As I contemplate on the weekend ahead (yes, another busy one!), I'm hoping that you yourselves will have a pleasant weekend also.
And here's hoping that next week will be just a little bit quieter.
Labels:
baking,
family life,
home,
knitting,
magazines
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Loving all your photos. Especially the piles of woollens! Things have been busy here too, I thought things were meant to be slowing down here but it is quite the opposite. Have a great weekend Tania xo
ReplyDeleteGlad I'm not the only one flat out!! Love your pick of all the Woolies - I imagine winter is all but arrived there by now!!
ReplyDeleteLauren
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Oh who is the little artist? Its' a very sweet drawing. The weeks do seem to fly by. May is over already. Wishing you and your family a lovely weekend too x
ReplyDeleteI was planning a quiet week but a couple of extra days work put a stop to that. Hopefully this weekend I can squeeze in a bit of sewing and a nice little picnic.
ReplyDeleteSweet images of your busy week.
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I know what you mean with kids and being busy just getting through the days. Loving your photos of your week. Regards Kathy A, Brisbane , Australia
ReplyDeletehello tania,
ReplyDeleteloving all your photos!!!
love your baking,it looks delicious.
love walnuts(walnüsse).
what will you make with the blue wool on your needle?
my week was also busy and it seems the next weeks,too.
wish you a wonderful weekend with your family,
love regina
Love that sifter, Tania! Hoping your weekend has some glimmers of quiet and rest:) x
ReplyDeletePS Do you get South East ABC Radio where you live? A local blogging friend of mine was on a week or so ago (you can download the audio or podcast from the ABC website) and she mentioned both my blog and yours (as well as her own and some others she liked). she asked me beforehand who I suggested as a goodie to mention and of course your lovely blog came to mind. Just thought I'd let you know and, oh dear, so hope you don't mind being mentioned on the radio???
Hi Tania, lovely, homely photos, very comforting, sorry to say I'm busier than ever with three kids, 17, 15 and 11 I'm busier than I ever was when they were little, like you said,good busy, but busy. Have a lovely weekend, it's raining in Victoria xxBrenda
ReplyDeleteLove your photos look forward to following your blog
ReplyDeleteLove seeing what I have to look forward to with the next issue of country style mag - I'll have to wait until the end of June for this to hit the shops in NZ.
ReplyDeletei smiled at the size of your cake portions...i'm such a stinge, if i did that here, it'd only last for 2 snacks ;)
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend, friend
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Hello Tania
ReplyDeleteLooks like a busy and fun week
The cake looks amazing!!
We're reading similar books here too - the girls keep going back to Pippi
Gorgeous photos Tania. Love your crocheted blankets.
ReplyDeleteBusy weeks round here too.
Hope this one is a little quieter for you.
As usual I absolutely love your photos. And they look a little like my week too! Have that magazine sitting on my bench ready to read! :) Just need a cuppa and a quiet moment now! :) xx Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteHi there,
ReplyDeletei've only just discovered your blog and am busily stalking your stunning pages in trying to work out where you live! I thought in-land NSW but then I noticed a recipe with ounces and thought this might be another USA blog.
Your blog makes me dream of a beautiful life. The knitting... the cooking... the happy children in their own wonderful world... bliss! Unfortunately I live where it's HOT even in winter (remote WA) but am slowly learning to crochet warm woollen socks for when we travel to Sydney and Newcastle soon. Lovely blog, keep up the excellent work!