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everyday life

Wednesday, 24 December 2014

Running out of time!


I am determined NOT to start the New Year still talking about this year.
Prepare for a few long posts in the next few days!


Back to half term and a trip to Attingham hall.









 A few shots of Manchester from my Instagram


And a few random shots from November


 A trip to The Lady Lever Art Gallery in Port Sunlight.

More costumes from the small screen, this time Downton Abbey.









Some of the clothes worn on set are actual vintage dresses nearly 100 years old.

So a random sort of post.

As it is Christmas Eve I had better pop on something festive, to try and get into the festive spirit......
........I watched my favourite Christmas film...
........Had a wonderful time with my lovely friend and her girls when we went to see Edward Scissorhands at The Lowry, Salford Quays......



 ....Enjoyed the Panto with school....
 ....Baked snowflake biscuits.....
 .......Wrapped the Reception children's self portraits as presents for their parents.....
 .....Made calendars and Christmas cards........
 Helped with the production of the KS2 Christmas play, Christmas 1914, moved the audience to tears!)
 ....received many lovely cards......
 ......Decorated the house.......
 .....Went to the village Christmas Market (shame it rained so much!).....

 .....Done a bit of late night shopping in Halifax.....

I had a school Christmas Lunch (very nice it was too!)




 ....Went on the Staff Christmas 'do'.....



 Lucy is with us this Christmas, missing her so much.
.....I made an angel for the tree (more about that in another post) which leaves only one more thing to say........
Merry Christmas everyone!

13 comments:

  1. Wow! So much to take in! I think it is time you had a bit of a break Lyn. Put your feet up over the Christmas break! A lovely idea to put Lucy's picture on the Christmas tree. Have a lovely Christmas. x

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  2. And a very Merry Christmas to you and your family.!!!

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  3. So much to admire - wonderful trips - great art - love those funky reindeer.

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  4. What a busy and wonderful few weeks you have had! I loved all your photos, especially the vintage dresses.

    Being in a school (even secondary school as I am) is always lovely in the weeks leading up to Christmas. And we had a lovely school Christmas lunch too!

    Enjoy the holidays, Helenxx

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  5. By heck, you were busy!

    I hope you had a good day. x

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  6. You do so many wonderful things it leaves no time for t'internetting - just as it should be. And you say I pack too much into a day! Lots of love my wonderful friend xxx

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  7. My, but you have been busy, Lyn! I love seeing the places you have visited, school-related activities and your Christmas decorations. I hope you had a lovely day and that now you are having a bit of a rest! Merry Christmas to you! xxx

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  8. Such grace and beauty. I do love tagging along with you. You always leave me wanting more. Thanks so much for stopping the Garden Spot and leaving kind comments. I can hardly explain how much I enjoy your posts and pictures without coming across as a gushing fool, but I can't help it. I have said it before, you are living my dream and I do enjoy following along. Happy New Year, Lyn. And thanks.

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  9. What a great post. I like the fact the Hall you visited had clothes in the rooms and other props to bring it all to life a bit. The DA clothes look amazng, lucky things to get to wear real antique clothes!
    I like the dove from a paper plate, did you design that or are the instructions on the web somewhere? Those cookies look scrumptious and I love the bird next to the cup and saucer.
    Lisa x

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    1. Hi Lisa, sorry in late reply. I found the template on a web site somewhere if you google dove paper plates in google images you should spot it! hope this helps...it took an age to draw around the templates for the children...60 times but they did look good!

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    2. Thanks for letting me know. I bet the whole flock looked wonderful.
      Lisa x

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  10. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas. This is a fantastic post. Tremendous photos of so many things. Enjoyed it tremendously, thank you. To you and your family, Happy New Year!

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