I hope you have all had a good weekend. Another busy one for us - but in a good way, not an overwhelming way.
On Saturday morning, I did the essential chores, and then sat down to do some crochet outside. It wasn't that sunny, but very pleasant all the same. I really wanted to find some quiet time to make this project. It's not something I would usually do - but I had agreed to make a key ring for Matt. Why - you may (or may not) be wondering! My son is a wonderful, trustworthy, reliable and sensible lad - except with keys. At almost 17 we have stopped giving him a key to let himself in, as invariably it gets lost. However, with GCSEs and not really having a strict schedule, it has been easier to let him have a key. But when I saw it fall out of his school bag, yet again, I decided it needed to be attached to something obvious. And the obvious answer was a crochet key ring. He quite liked the idea of a dinosaur, but I couldn't find anything suitable, so we went for a penguin. It is rather cute - if I say so myself. Albeit it was fiddly to make - hence I wanted to sit outside in natural light without any distractions.
Saturday afternoon was spend watching cricket. A very civilised pastime - chatting away with friends. The bat worked well again, and the sun shone.
My dad is away on holiday today, so I haven't been able to see him for Father's Day, but I shall catch up with him later this week, when he is home.
Mark took his dad out for a round of golf, but Matt wanted to stay and revise for his exams tomorrow, Biology and Further Maths. Matt and I had a lovely lunch of scampi and chips in the conservatory, watching the farmer turn the hay.
Then there was a little bit of time for some crochet, and Playstation for Matt before going to school for a concert he was playing in - Music for a Summers Evening.
The last time they pupils play together this school year, as some move on to University, and I think it's a nice way to spend Father's Day evening.
I've then driven to Benenden,in Kent, ready for my hospital appointment tomorrow. Fingers crossed I finally find out what is wrong with my foot.
Wishing everyone a great week.
Sara
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ReplyDeleteIt looks like a nice weekend, Sara. The keyring is really cute, I hope this will help him. He sounds so much like my son, as I imagine he will be when he is older.
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