HELLO to being home again....hopefully for more than a couple of weeks this time!
HELLO to Kirsty having a permanent job!
HELLO to the May Fayre on Sunday...the local charity's biggest event of the year...and for which I'm responsible for food and refreshments
HELLO to LOTS of lists which will, hopefully, ensure that I don't forget anything important for said Fayre!
HELLO to getting the bunting finished, and some more hair clips made for said Fayre!
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bunting and hair clips for the May Fayre
HELLO to getting out into the garden, to help cope with the stress of said Fayre!
HELLO to Sunday night, when it will all be over!!!
Hoping your week is looking good!
Thanks for dropping by!
Take care of you
Alison xx
Do hope that 'said fayre' is highly successful....and not too stressful!
ReplyDeleteDon't forget to breathe!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are back home, but it sounds like a stressful week. Hope it all goes well. Remember to take some quiet time for yourself!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the proud owner of a new job!
ReplyDeletecongratulations to your daughter and good luck with "said fayre"
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Kirsty and hope the 'said fayre' goes well
ReplyDeleteGood luck this weekend!
ReplyDeleteHope you have an enjoyable stay at home.
Rinda
Congrats to Kirsty on her new job and good luck with all the preparations for the Fayre. Hope it all goes well and look forward to hearing more about it after the event :) x
ReplyDeleteyay Kirsty!! Hope you get a bit of daily escape into the garden, it makes handling these kinds of events so much less stressful if you have an escape. The bunting and clips are adorable. Good luck with all aspects of the Fayre!
ReplyDeleteBetter late than never! Congrats to Kirsty and lovely hair clips.
ReplyDeleteI love this! I will say hello to Sunday for you...
ReplyDeleteGreat news about the job! Hope all goes well at the fayre, hard work but will be great when you see how much money you've raised for your charity x
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Kirsty. Looks like the Fayre is going to be taking up most of your week. Hope it goes well and you're able to have some garden time.
ReplyDeleteRefreshments AND decorations--you are busy! I hope everything goes well and that Sunday presents an opportunity for you to relax and enjoy as it sounds like you will have earned it for sure.
ReplyDeleteHope the fayre goes well! Love the bunting and hair clips:) Good luck to Kirsty in her new job!
ReplyDeleteWell done to Kirsty, that's great news. Good luck with the fayre x
ReplyDeleteSounds like the Fayre has your week full - hope it is all going well! I'm administering and grading finals this week & will be all done by tomorrow night! YIPPEE
ReplyDeleteOh I love the look of that bunting Alison - the Fayre should be loads of fun!! And YAY to Kirsty's fulltime job!!!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the May Fayre. Sounds like lots of work, but hopefully great fun! Not to mention the great relief when it is all over.
ReplyDeleteHope the Fayre goes well :0)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the Fayre x
ReplyDeleteYour bunting looks bright and cheerful! Have a great fayre.
ReplyDeleteYey and well done to Kirsty! Brilliant news!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to Kirsty. I too escape to my garden from stresses - and the bunting looks fab :)
ReplyDeleteSorry to have been a bad blog friend recently - will try harder!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that K's now a permie - congratulations! I know from another post that the Fayre has been successful, but I wanted to admire your bunting ... lovely and colourful ... have a bunting project of my own to do soon.