Tag Archives: Crafts
A Little Pea and Me day out. And a couple of disasters
Disaster number 1: telling Sister 1 you will be at her house, a good 20 minutes away, by 9.30am and waking up at 9.11am. Note: just because you’re late and have to put make up on when you get there, … Continue reading
Pennies for daftness. Hopefully
In case you somehow missed it, I am going to the Philippines in August (read all about it here). Not for a holiday, but to help with things in the aftermath of the typhoon. And as part of that, I’m … Continue reading
Lessons of the week
It’s been a long time since I’ve done one of these and as it’s only Tuesday I shouldn’t have many lessons, but it’s a been that kind of week already so: Don’t get so involved in explaining to your team … Continue reading
Run rabbit, run rabbit, run, run, run…
Well I’ve done it again. There is another shop in Bumpkinstown where the assistants will have their loony alert flashing if I ever attempt to enter in the future. It all came about because I wanted to do some new … Continue reading
A Day of Distractions
As a general rule, most of us will go back to work tomorrow after at least a few days off. (Friends on maternity leave or who are retired, it’s probably best to keep quiet at this point). On my … Continue reading
Happy Christmas to you!
Well, I think I may have turned onto Kistie Allsop overnight (I wish). I started today with a bike ride – ok, not quite how you picture the queen of crafting – but it was very country bumpkinsville-ish. I saw … Continue reading
Tangles and Turkeys
It’s been a long week. Other than work and sewing I’ve not done much to tell you though so I will just leave you with three unlinked thoughts and photos: 1) I was very happy to see Charlie finally in … Continue reading
Lessons Learned this Week
Launching a company is the most exciting and terrifying thing, but the lovely words of support, often from unexpected quarters, make it much more fun (by the way, it’s http://www.poggyw.co.uk. Just thought I’d remind you…) Going to a ‘local business … Continue reading
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