I'm back home getting ready
for my return to work tomorrow! Blah!
I found an adorable toy sewing machine
in my travels,
to add to my collection,
saw some of our 'sunburnt country'....
and some of our 'jewelled seas'!
And the reason for the trip.....
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| No, I didn't do the community ride! |
But they are still smiling
after cycling 150+ kilometres,
We followed this by a delicious meal...
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| Pork belly- yum! |
And, finally, I managed some slow sewing!
Happy days!
SUZ
SUZ
Sounds like a great time. Your little sewing machine is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLove the look of your slow sewing! Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteGlad the weather was nice for you.
ReplyDeleteLove love those EPP flowers.
Looks like a nice trip!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a jolly time, but I bet you are very tired! Sleep well, and have a great week.
ReplyDeleteYour lovely machine is a great bonus from the trip.
ReplyDeleteGreat to have had a lovely week away before heading back to work. The holidays always go too quickly.
Love the little sewing machine - I presume it sews as well? Sounds like you have a collection...
ReplyDeleteHave fun back at the day job xxx
ReplyDeleteI'm glad SA treated you well.
ReplyDeleteWell done to all the riders and best of luck for school tomorrow. We've done all the book labelling and pencil case collation here - topped with a meal of BBQ salmon for all those Omega 3s! Ready to learn!
ReplyDeleteSounds like the perfect way to end your summer holidays. Hope school goes ok too.....
ReplyDeleteLove your little sewing machine, looks like you have had a great time. I know going back to work sucks but somehow we have to bring some money in so we can keep quilting!
ReplyDeleteHope the first day back at school isn't too much of a shock after a wonderful holiday :-)
ReplyDeletecute little machine and your hexies are great -
ReplyDeletewelcome back to reality, looks like you had a great time!
Wonderful pictures Susan! It's hard to have a holiday come to an end. Hopefully you can savour the return to work as well!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, saddle sore?
ReplyDeleteI've been naughty and nearly managed to machine stitch a kingsize quilt whilst you've been off getting fit!
Looks like a perfect holiday, beautiful views, cycling, great food and a cute new sewing machine!! I hope your return to work isn't too much of a shock.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great holiday! All the best for back to work.
ReplyDeleteHow fun for you and Mr. PnP! And no sore bums? Geesh your countryside looks so different from ours right now! We have snow rolls scattered throughout! Love the little vintage sewing machine...and you hexies are so cheerful! Tell those kids to go easy on you :)
ReplyDeleteI hope going back to work was ok? Looks like you had a lovely trip and such gorgeous hexi sewing going on!! xo
ReplyDeletewelcome home.Glad you had a nice time. It looks like the sea was beautiful, but you can have the sunburned countryside...we have enough here in California
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful slow sewing...
ReplyDeleteI loved reading your post....but I admit that I have never tasted Pork Belly and am really not too keen to try it, to be honest.LOL! Are you back into the groove of classes yet?
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