Having returned from our holiday in Spain I can now confirm that we are both full of colds. I blame the air con in the hotel. So crafting has been put on hold for the present moment. No desk to show you as such but ...
I can show you what was on my dining room table on Sunday morning.
I can show you what was on my dining room table on Sunday morning.
Now can you guess how many teabags there are? I am addicted to this tea from the local Supermercado in Nerja. It began a few years ago when all I drank was fruit tea and I went to Nerja and forgot to take some with me. I was, and still am, fussy about which ones I drink and they must not taste of tea at all. A local restaurant owner gave me a couple of tea bags from Lidl and I liked them but the nearest Lidl was not accessible without a car so we tried the local supermercado and I found the ones above. Now each time we go I buy lots to last me the year, or even longer. And they do not lose their taste!
Incidentally, I have no intention of counting the teabags but would say that on average there are about 34 in each packet (I open them and stash as many as I can into each packet and then rubber band it) and then there are the two poly bags that have lots in them. I have also filled my teabag jar up - it's a lot of teabags anyway and they are mine - all mine!
OK, so it is WOYWW and Julia will be expecting something - here goes, the desk today
You know the link is here, so now you can go and visit Julia and her happy band of deskers, along with me. Stay safe and well.
Not really wishing to revisit my story of the two females who duped us with the carnations, but hoping that should any of you be approached in a similar way, a friend was presented, by a man, with a rose "for a beautiful lady" and her companion also. Luckily my friend was tired, rushing for the bus and so she just threw it to the floor as soon as he asked for money. This was in Rome, so seems to be something being practised in various parts of Europe. Be warned!
OK, so it is WOYWW and Julia will be expecting something - here goes, the desk today
You know the link is here, so now you can go and visit Julia and her happy band of deskers, along with me. Stay safe and well.
Not really wishing to revisit my story of the two females who duped us with the carnations, but hoping that should any of you be approached in a similar way, a friend was presented, by a man, with a rose "for a beautiful lady" and her companion also. Luckily my friend was tired, rushing for the bus and so she just threw it to the floor as soon as he asked for money. This was in Rome, so seems to be something being practised in various parts of Europe. Be warned!