Well Hello Everyone!
I hope the day finds you well, we've had a few sniffles here, Little Bea has had the usual new term cold, and we spent yesterday snuggled up on the sofa, she's skipped off to school today though, that little one does love school!
I just wanted to share this little poem she made up whilst lying there. Words seem to be effortless to Little Bea, wish I could say the same!
Oh Little Girl, you are so funny,
But why is your nose oh so runny?
I see you at home, alone in your bed,
With a thermometer in your mouth,
And you, rubbing your head!
You can no longer skip, or jump, or play,
You'll just have to stay off, for the rest of the day!
You can no longer stay at school with your friends
When you're like this, the fun always ends!
I can see you at home, with your unbrushed hair,
When you're not here, it's so unfair.
You're looking out of your window at the fresh air,
As if you're trapped in a secret lair,
Because you really want to go out to play,
But this Little Girl has got a sick day!
She wrote this from her friends perspective. Do you think perhaps she wanted to be at school with her friends, rather than at home with her mum!!!
As for me, well no sniffles thank goodness, and my energy levels are getting back to 'normal', well for me anyway! I'm trying to do a little bit more exercise, I go walking with a friend one evening a week, we call it our laughter therapy. We don't walk very fast, but we laugh hard!
And I'm loving the yoga, I practiced a lot up until last year, I'm looking forward to getting my balance and strength back again.
Yoga is even better when the community centre it's based in, has a bric-a-brack table in it.....with these on....
They are Johnson Brothers coffee pots, I did the whole yoga session with a big grin on my face!
And on Tuesday my lovely friend presented me with these delicious books! They are from the 1950s and the covers are marvellous, not at all politically correct, feminist they're not...we read out some of the snippets, hilarious! I'm going to chuckle all the way through these!
Think they might need to live on my mantlepiece.....
The weather is really yucky here at the moment, lots of rain and grey skies....Minnie has hardly left the house, she keeps finding places to snuggle up....mainly crochet blankets!
Cheeky girl! Talking of Cheeky Girls......
Little Bea has her very own pink monkey onesie, she's very happy!
And me, I'm happy crocheting away....I'm thinking cushions for our bed, but I'm not committing to anything just yet, this will be one of those wait-and-see projects!
Hope you all have a great weekend!
Ada :) xxx
Johnson Bros and Johnson of Australia crockery are my favourites. The tea pots are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI'm brand new to crochet and am practicing by making a little pink dish cloth. Your crochet squares look lovely. x
Keep going with the crochet, it's great fun! :) x
DeleteWhat a fun post! Your daughter's poem is priceless, what a gal! The books gave me a giggle...and your crochet, oh the crochet! Stunning colours, looks like you're having so much fun making all these lovely things! (And the monkey is having fun, too...) Chrissie x
ReplyDeleteWhat a talented daughter you have!
ReplyDeleteMy cat is the same - she has decided that winter is on it's way, which means she expects to just move (occasionally) around the house to different warm and cosy sports.
The life of a cat has it's attractions!
Have a great weekend.
x
beautiful crochet, and how lucky are you with those pots and books! vintage heaven!
ReplyDeleteHi Ada, popping here is such a tonic, your daughter does indeed have talent, her poem is brilliant and written when not feeling well too. so glad she s feeling better today, My daughter s gone into school with a bit of a sore throat today, hope it doesn't get any worse, dosed her up on vitamin c this morning :o) The blankets are getting lots of use here too, the dogs pull them down from the back of the sofa and make a sort of nest. Glad to here your energy levels are getting back, I'm struggling a bit with the damp weather here, no good for the joints :o( Such great treasures to find, love Johnsons Brothers, the colours are really pretty. hope you have a lovely weekend, love juliex
ReplyDeleteHope your daughter is now tickerty boo! :) x
DeleteI love your daughter's poem! Clever girl, just like her mum. Xx
ReplyDeleteIf there were treasures like that to be found a my local leisure centre I might be tempted to take up some form of exercise! Lovely colours in your crochet, as usual. Take it easy, Mrs RV x
ReplyDeleteGive the little poet my best! x
ReplyDeleteWhat a talent ... and composed whilst she was ill too ... very clever ... there are a few bugs flying around here as well ... all those lovely back to school germs ... enjoy your weekend lovely ... Bee xx
ReplyDeleteLovely onesie photo!
ReplyDeleteYou're so right. Laughter is good for the soul. Glad you feeling better. Jacqui x
ReplyDeleteIt's a great tonic Jacqui! :) x
DeleteSUE TAKES UP PHYSIOTHERAPY!!!!! snort!!!! that's the funniest thing i've seen all week! That makes me want to write ridiculous novels! I adore it! the crochet is looking beyond sunny and wonderful, glad the energy levels are up for you and hope snivels leave soon...i think that girl is a genius poet! thank you for your lovely comments about my art work....it means more than you know xxxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteThey are ridiculous Jane! Your work is fab! :) x
DeleteYour sweet little Bea, she sounds an absolute delight Ada, I have been feeling a little under the weather today. Need to keep those sniffles at bay! Loving all your pretty colourful yarn work and those books look hilarious, good to hear you are having a giggle or 2 x Have a fab weekend xox Penny
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet poem:)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you're getting your energy back. Never tried yoga, but whatever works is good;)
What a fabulous poem, I think she possibly has a bright future ahead of her. Pleased to hear that you are feeling perkier, and hope that little Bea feels better soon. I am also such a fan of Yoga and especially if you can find treasures like that along the way. Those books look fab, what a great gift! Enjoy your weekend lovely xoxo
ReplyDeleteFantastic poem, what a talented girl! Gorgeous pots, books and of course, crochet...
ReplyDeleteMarianne x
What a clever little poem, a talent to be nurtured I think! I love everything in this post, bright and happy. I want to read the Air Hostess book. I'm surprised Margaret isn't becoming a "nurse" being the 1950's xo
ReplyDeleteSweet poem and great to be getting back into yoga! :)
ReplyDeleteLittle Bea is quite the poet! That was really cute. I'm glad she's feeling better. I love how your blanket is shaping up and the pots are very pretty. I would enjoy those books very much, can't wait to hear all about them. :)
ReplyDeleteI have a pink Johnson coffee pot, but I had to buy that off eBay! Love your crochet, and your books....lol. I waited to be Ann the air hostess when I was a mite bit younger, but I am a Sue, so it looks like physiotherapy for me. Your daughter has real talent with words, reminds me of AA Milne , the only poetry I read and loved!
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I'm on the lookout for a pink one, it will turn up eventually! :) x
DeleteI really loved the poem : thank you for sharing with us!!!!!
ReplyDeletehappy weekend Ada, xxxx Ale
Great post with lots of lovely photos, love looking at all your crochet making. Even when the sky is grey I get out once a day...the fresh air makes you feel better also stops the dog peeing on the carpet!
ReplyDeleteLittle Bea has a real gift with words, how old is she? give her my congrats please it is such a lovely poem.
ReplyDeleteYour crochet is very good too but sorry Bea wins the top award today from me.
Thanks Margaret, she turned 9 in the summer :) x
DeleteWhat a fabulous poem!! And what a fabulous colourful post as always! I love the idea of yoga with bric a brac tables :) I do mine at home staring at my vintage bambis :) Yoga is the one thing that keeps me sane and is so important for my health - am so glad you enjoy it too xxx
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for your lovely comments! :) xxx
ReplyDeleteYay for the poetic pink monkey! And I have coffee pot envy ... just saying :)
ReplyDeleteBea's poem is wonderful, hope she is feeling much better now.
ReplyDeleteSarah x