Froglet

Thank you all! This morning was one of those bright autumn days and I went for a walk by Cromford canal and then a pootle round the various shops in the old mill. This afternoon I am snuggled with my crochet and a cup of tea! It's lovely!

What a lovely thing to do Zigzag.

Louby, sorry to hear about your cat. Very impressed with your notebook resistance skills though!

Oh Sunnyday, I hope the fence does get fixed soon. I have spent much of this week snuggled up with my crochet determined to finish a 'ghostly knight' kit that I got at a workshop exactly a year ago. It's complicated but satisfying because of that and I'm nearly there! Went to see the Helios sculpture this week which was beautiful. Afternoon tea out with my mum and dad this weekend and then a ceramic/craft fair on Sunday. Take care, everyone!

Absolutely! Thanks so much for the reminder Cait! Have the happiest of birthdays Sunnyday! Hope you have something lovely planned.

Louby - nothing wrong with another notebook! Sunnyday - enjoy the dog sitting and the flu jab! I went for my flu jab this week and totally embarrassed myself when they asked for my date of birth and I said the wrong one! Only out by a day but I have no idea why I said it. This could be a slippery slope... Pumpkin trail baking went well and I enjoyed the night out but my 'social battery' has run out and I'm having a quiet couple of days crocheting. I have friends coming for dinner tomorrow so need to think of what to feed them. I fancy veggie lasagne but haven't yet found a recipe I love so it maybe something different! Have a good weekend everyone!

Is this the point where I say 'Buying notebooks and using them are two completely different hobbies?' 😉 I love a beautiful notebook!

I definitely do - don't worry, this is only a temporary thing until I get my craft room actually sorted and see how much space I actually have to get even more!

Good morning! Pretty quiet week here. Went to see some beautiful Diwali decorations yesterday and have finished a pair of socks. When I first got into sock knitting I bough loads of yarn that was pretty and people have given me some over the years. I've decided I need to use it up before I buy any more but want to try and come up with some different patterns using it. Other than that I'm still working my way through the various craft kits I've been given over the years which is fun. Next week is much busier - a couple of nights out with friends and I've been asked to bake a load of pumpkin/autumn themed things for a pumpkin trail so I'm really enjoying looking for ideas for that. Have a good weekend all.

Oh goodness Sunnyday, glad you weren't re-enacting the Wicked Witch's role under the tree! We have lots of mess on the street as one of the (many) skips on it was full including some bits of loft insulation, cardboard and the odd bit of lino which have blow everywhere.

Those coffee mornings did so well! Great news. I'm snuggled in front of the fire. I have been sounded out about doing some baking for a pumpkin trail which was flattering and a great excuse to spend ages browsing baking websites! Very wet here today too! Stay safe everyone.

So sorry to hear that Cait, sending lots of love to you.

Congratulations Zigzag - he's lovely! Love the smile on your face too - you brought one to mine!

I remembered! I'm feeling pretty proud of myself this week - I have done my daily walks well... daily for the whole of the month so far and I have also done a couple of things I find tricky which is motivating me to keep doing more of them! Today (after my walk!) I'm making some English muffins, continuing with the spare room sort out (there is actual carpet in there - it's been hidden for ages!) and trying to find an electrician to install an extra socket for when I turn the spare room into a craft room. I'm planning to go to an arts festival on Sunday and on Saturday probably seeing my mum and dad. Take care everyone!

Oops, just realised it's Saturday which means I forgot Friday! I have had a productive week doing lots of jobs that I normally avoid. Day out at Hardwick Hall too, sampling September's 'scone of the month' - apple crumble, it was good. My smallest small person is two very soon and grandpa (my dad) is making him a mud kitchen so has been consulting me on it - can't wait to see the finished object. His big sister has a birthday a couple of weeks after that and I'm crocheting her a 'ballerina doll' as per her request at the start of the year - I'm hoping she hasn't outgrown the idea! Have a good weekend all and a lovely week ahead of you!