Showing posts with label Family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Family. Show all posts
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Remember
In response to Meet Me at Mike's latest words and pictures theme this week - "Remember"...
My sister would probably remember the day this photo was taken; Mum and Dad would definitely recall it. However, I don't remember a thing. Perhaps the stress of moving to Autralia blanked out my memory? Or it could be because I was less than 1 at the time...
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Keeping warm
A surprise gift from my mother in law over the weekend - a scarf knitted with love from 100% baby Alpaca wool. She's quite the talented knitter, she is. She helped me get started with this other scarf last year (err, still not yet complete though! Actually it could have even been the year before last when I started that scarf).Oh and if you're on the hunt for some scarves, check out these screen printed beauties.
Monday, April 27, 2009
A cool quote
I heard a great quote on the radio this morning which I will try not to bastardise too much as I didn't have time while driving to write it down:
'Nothing is earned without hard work
You cannot work hard without passion
Do what you love'
...or words to that effect by Nathan Buckley - former Australian football player.
Because Nathan Buckley told me to, today I am:
1) working hard to enjoy every moment of this day off I am lucky to have
...with a tomato, feta and basil bruschetta and a soy chai latte with a little trickle of honey at Le Chien.
2) passionate about these gorgeous scrap fabrics I purchased today

I am still thinking about what I will do with all the material but for now, I will just run my hands over them and purr.
3) loving this craft experimental phase I am in and working on more leather sewing
I have one order to fulfill - a belt for my (sometimes) lovely sister. In return, she shall knit me a scarf for winter (because we are sisters and we don't ask, we just expect ;) )
Sandra, Danielle and Michvanetta are all looking like they have been very busy living the Nathan Buckley way recently too!
P.s. please do not think I am a football fan because I quote a footballer. Not that there is anything wrong with being one, I am definitely not a fan. My husband has enough passion for the both of us and then some. :)
'Nothing is earned without hard work
You cannot work hard without passion
Do what you love'
...or words to that effect by Nathan Buckley - former Australian football player.
Because Nathan Buckley told me to, today I am:
1) working hard to enjoy every moment of this day off I am lucky to have
...with a tomato, feta and basil bruschetta and a soy chai latte with a little trickle of honey at Le Chien.
2) passionate about these gorgeous scrap fabrics I purchased today

for the love of fabric!
I am still thinking about what I will do with all the material but for now, I will just run my hands over them and purr.
3) loving this craft experimental phase I am in and working on more leather sewing
I have one order to fulfill - a belt for my (sometimes) lovely sister. In return, she shall knit me a scarf for winter (because we are sisters and we don't ask, we just expect ;) )
Sandra, Danielle and Michvanetta are all looking like they have been very busy living the Nathan Buckley way recently too!
P.s. please do not think I am a football fan because I quote a footballer. Not that there is anything wrong with being one, I am definitely not a fan. My husband has enough passion for the both of us and then some. :)
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Mmmm looks delicious
The cake for my wedding (way back in 2007) was made by my very talented and beautiful cousin, Natanya. It looked amazing and was really delicious too!
Nat recently had a baby boy and I thought it would be quite fitting to give them a "nappy cake". If you have not heard of a nappy cake, it's basically a whole bunch of nappies bundled together to form a shape resembling a cake - such a clever idea.
Alas, since she lives in Sydney, I couldn't use my usual supplier who only delivers to areas within Melbourne. So, I tried to make one myself instead. I don't think Nat reads my blog so I think it's safe to post about it!
Nat recently had a baby boy and I thought it would be quite fitting to give them a "nappy cake". If you have not heard of a nappy cake, it's basically a whole bunch of nappies bundled together to form a shape resembling a cake - such a clever idea.
Alas, since she lives in Sydney, I couldn't use my usual supplier who only delivers to areas within Melbourne. So, I tried to make one myself instead. I don't think Nat reads my blog so I think it's safe to post about it!
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