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Archive for June, 2008

We got back from our whistle stop tour of Scotland early Monday evening… and hit the ground running. Finn was straight back into his fun packed activities Tuesday morning full of beans as usual. On the other hand both me and Paul were starting to feel the after effects of our busy holiday. I’ve nearly [...]

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We’re on holiday :)

We managed to make it up to Edinburgh in one go on Thursday after all as Finn was loving being in the big hire car! The journey up took us about 9 1/2 hours… including quite a few long breaks & wasn’t too bad at all. We’re loving being back in Scotland again & even [...]

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The naming competition for my last amigurumi pattern was so much fun I thought we’d have another competition… But this time something different as the pattern I’m working on is called ‘Haggis’ the highland cow. So after much thought the competition page was born and here we go again! There are two chances to win [...]

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I’ve been back to working out the pattern for Haggis the highland cow this week. I started with the hooves and hoof decorations. They came together very easily… I only needed to make one change to the hoof base and the heart came out just right first time… Phew!
The horns though have been a real [...]

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Seedling crops ravaged!

It seems the word eventually leaked out in snail land that there were some tasty treats newly arrived nearby…. Their initial scouting of the area surmised they needed more troops to overwhelm the stock completely.
So after lulling me into a false sense of security that my defences were strong enough to withstand attacks they returned [...]

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It started with Finn’s toddler playgroup a month ago… a grow the tallest sunflower competition. The sunflower had to be re potted 2 weeks ago as it’s roots had shot out the bottom of the small pot I’d initially planted it in… and really quickly too. This reminded me about all the interesting heritage & [...]

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