My morning is interesting, I am sitting here listening to Maori Christmas Songs as I type, I am also baby sitting Georgia and Fergus, plus a wayward puppy. Phillip, Nik and Baby Macklen are some
where in the Gulf Of Carpenteria fishing - they left at 3 this morning.
where in the Gulf Of Carpenteria fishing - they left at 3 this morning.
Our final gift this morning is from Edna (or as I know her -Amah) - this exceptionally talented lady is in her late 80's, and last Sunday morning was admitted to Auckland Hospital, I am assuming she is home, but I know all of us will wish her a speedy recovery and a Happy Christmas.
What can be in this gorgeous gold package with a pretty tag? - Fergus was a reluctant participant in the photo shoot -lol.
Amah - these two Christmas Decorations are simply amazing, one has a star and the other a Christmas tree, both neatly hand stitched - they too will hang on our tree here in Weipa - Amah has crafted for years and still produces the most amazing things - Thank you so much.
Like everyone, I watch in horror the events in Christchurch, and my heart goes out to them, to happen so close to Christmas Day is unthinkable, they have had enough.
I too want to thank each and everyone for making our 2011 Christmas Swap so special, it is always fun, - a huge thank you to Hazel, Miranda and Wendy for once again co-ordinating it, Julie - what can I say, trying to pack a house, trying to get Christmas together and posting Group 2's Blog, no mean feat, but another example of GIRLS CAN DO ANYTHING.
Merry Christmas from the tropics
Liz
1 comment:
Edna, had no idea you'd had a hospital visit - hope all's well now and you're home for Xmas. Thanks so much for your amazing gift. My wee boy and I have enjoyed hanging your ornaments on our Xmas tree. They're beautiful, thank you. Debbie
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