A pair of finished Fetching gloves. Using one skein of Jo Sharp Silkroad Aran Tweed. A few pictures from the weekend. My Nan Noma proving she can still play mini golf. Amelia and Grace helping out.
The girls are starting to grow up aren't they? Taking on their own individualities a lot more by the looks of it. I was struck by this picture how they still look like twins, but also completely their own selves.
Hey there, I just discovered that you have a blog too (through White Ruffles - Amanda's blog). I've added you to my blogroll and will be a regular reader.
A few pictures from the weekend. My Nan Noma proving she can still play mini golf.
Amelia and Grace helping out.
Your Nan Noma looks so full of joy!
ReplyDeleteThe girls are starting to grow up aren't they? Taking on their own individualities a lot more by the looks of it. I was struck by this picture how they still look like twins, but also completely their own selves.
cute, cute, extra cute!
ReplyDeleteWow your nana looks a very happy lady. I love the pic of your 2 girls in the wheelbarrow.
ReplyDeleteIf I can get to 90 and be like your Nan, then I will be an extremely happy woman! What a treasure!
ReplyDeleteLooks like everyone was having a good time - great phot of the girls!
ReplyDeleteI adore that picture of your Nan - pure delight! And love the picture of your girls - how did you keep them to sit still in a wheelbarrow?? :-)
ReplyDeletewow - that picture of your nan is awesome! what a happy lady!
ReplyDeleteHey there, I just discovered that you have a blog too (through White Ruffles - Amanda's blog). I've added you to my blogroll and will be a regular reader.
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