Follow my Journey through the City & Guild Embroidery 7922/3 Course.
Level 3 Certificate in Stitched Textiles. As I meander at Tortoise pace, instead of rushing through like the Hare!
Sunday 20 January 2008
Work room, it's the lounge for me!
Well, I shall have to postpone the rearrangement of the workroom as DH has decamped to workroom/study and will probably not appear til bedtime. So it's sewing bead samplers for C & G coursework infront of this weeks "Kingdom".
Hi I met you at Urchfont last summer. I have just set up a blog so was looking at yours and had to laugh - love french men in pink too - didn't know you were a Quins supporter. I've taken every conceivable pasttime to rugby matches over the years as my husband used to play for Wasps. However being a fan is the best way to spend the time don't you think? My son Sam has just signed for the Quins academy and has just played his first 2 A league matches on the wing. We have had to change allegiance! Perhaps see you at the stoop.
Hi, Threadcircles, Welcome to the world of Blog. Sorry to be a disappointment, but we are fans of the round ball with DH and Son having season tickets for Northampton Town. Well I say "WE" but daughter and I go to the few matches we get to under sufferance. My Son enjoys playing rugby at school and wanted to see a professional match and as The Quins are the nearest we chose them. I must confess there's a better class of player to look at on the green rectangle, or was I just spoiled by seeing the Pink wrapped French on my first visit? All in all the atmosphere and supporters were much nicer than some of the football grounds I have suffered over the years. DH suggested it would be something nice for Son and I to do on a Sunday afternoon. I don't think the oval ball appealed as much as the round one for him. Shame. Looking forward to reading your blog, are you booked in for this years Summer School?
Yes I am booked into summer school. Sorry about the misunderstanding! Rugby has it's aesthetic benefits but the pink clad boys are special! I must get on with some embroidery now!!!
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Hi I met you at Urchfont last summer. I have just set up a blog so was looking at yours and had to laugh - love french men in pink too - didn't know you were a Quins supporter. I've taken every conceivable pasttime to rugby matches over the years as my husband used to play for Wasps. However being a fan is the best way to spend the time don't you think? My son Sam has just signed for the Quins academy and has just played his first 2 A league matches on the wing. We have had to change allegiance! Perhaps see you at the stoop.
Hi, Threadcircles, Welcome to the world of Blog. Sorry to be a disappointment, but we are fans of the round ball with DH and Son having season tickets for Northampton Town. Well I say "WE" but daughter and I go to the few matches we get to under sufferance. My Son enjoys playing rugby at school and wanted to see a professional match and as The Quins are the nearest we chose them. I must confess there's a better class of player to look at on the green rectangle, or was I just spoiled by seeing the Pink wrapped French on my first visit? All in all the atmosphere and supporters were much nicer than some of the football grounds I have suffered over the years. DH suggested it would be something nice for Son and I to do on a Sunday afternoon. I don't think the oval ball appealed as much as the round one for him. Shame.
Looking forward to reading your blog, are you booked in for this years Summer School?
Yes I am booked into summer school. Sorry about the misunderstanding! Rugby has it's aesthetic benefits but the pink clad boys are special! I must get on with some embroidery now!!!
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