After having a quick 'squizz' on the computer and noticing I had'nt posted for while!...I thought I should get the fingers busy and type a quick post!...
I have been working on the new Giggle Club project, so I could put it to bed before I left for Perth next week. Also, the morning I fly in from Perth (on the Red eye! at about 6am)...I then get to have a couple of hours sleep before heading up to the lovely Sunshine Coast for Courtney's Year 7 Camp for 4 days!...As you all may be aware, Courtney has Juvenile Diabetes, and if I dont attend the camp, she cannot go, in case of a seizure or a nasty hypo...so, I want to finish Giggle Club this weekend, so I can be assured it will be safe here at home, ready to be printed off and mum making all the buttons for it! Thanks again Mum...and yes, we have finally decided on what buttons and what colours...its a joint effort...
I am very pleased with how it is coming along. I am up to the last stage and a little bit more stitching, then it will be ready to be photographed. I also had our local Brisbane Stitches and Craft Show last week, which takes up alot of time to prepare for, so I am a little unhappy that I have not had much time for getting any new projects out, or the ones I am working on, are not getting done as quickly as I would like.

I hope this keeps you all going for a little while...I will try and post a little more regularly, but with our busy show schedule, four kids, 3 dogs, 2 turtles, 25 bearded dragons, a cat and I lost count of how many chickens!...I am not getting as much into a day as I used to.
Thank you to all the lovely ladies who left me get well messages about my feet, yes, they too are giving me a bit of grief!...I got up on them way too early and am now paying for it...I got a small infection in the dissolving stitches on my left foot, and the right foot, is taking its time in 'netting' back together from such a large mass being removed...but the show must go on...there are orders to fill, shows to make stock for and pack for, childrent to be fed....and the list goes on...I am sure you can all relate to some of that.
Until next time, keep smiling and happy stitching