Tuesday, 4 May 2010

A busy few days!

Thursday was Emily's 5th birthday.We went over for a party tea and birthday cake.And of course we had to have pass the parcel and dancing.We bought her ,among other things, a digital camera.Within minutes she had got the hang of it and was taking brill photos.It was her favourite present,even better than the bike from mum and dad.

Friday I had coffee in the morning with my best friend and then off again to sarah's.It was Emily's proper party.S had hired a village hall and engaged an entertainer.The hall had tyo be set up and i still have the bruises to prove how heavy the chairs were.The entertainer was brilliant.Mainly a magician but he entertained 30 ,yes 30,children for two hours.He also did all these balloon creations.Absolutely fabulous.Poor Grandpa couldn't go because a lot of these children could be hatching chicken pox.I stayed and looked after Ruby who found it all a bit too much,but I got lots of cuddles.

Saturday saw the arrival of our and his 3 children from cambridge(Jude had to stay and get a project done).After lunch we had a walk at loggerheads and an ice cream.

Sunday sarah and family joined us. We ate out at lunchtime and then went to the bailey Hill festival in our town.Quite a low key affair but something to do.Following that we went to the Art Exhibition in the parish church where Grandpa had entered a painting.Then there 10 of us here for tea!

Monday morning we had a country walk looking for fossils.The kids love being outdoors and walking(and playing endlessly with Lego) and living in Cambridge love our hills.The garden took a huge bashing with football ertc but who cares we had a great 5 days.

WE are absolutely shattered and have a huge pile of washing and ironing to do.

Finally we went back to the exhibition this afternoon.We bought two paintings and C discovered he had sold his painting.He is so chuffed!!!

Bye for now.

3 comments:

  1. Gosh that sounds like a busy weekend. You must be enjoying the peace and quiet today!
    I know the Loggerheads walk really well - as we took school parties there for years from Colomendy.
    In fact I had a meal in the Loggerheads about three weeks ago, as one of our friends lives in Maeshafn. Very good it was too!
    Love Kathy xxx

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  2. Wow you were so busy and also so near to me! Loggerheads is about 15 minutes from us - did you come through Audlem to get there?

    You must be so proud that your husband sold his painting!

    Hope you are recovering from your very busy time, I think some quiet knitting could be in order!

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  3. Sounds like you had a wonderful time.

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