Monday 10 July 2023

It Will Be Used - Soon I Hope

 A few weeks ago I saw a square frame at a boot sale but couldn't remember exactly what size my long stitch would be - when I eventually get it done. After checking I made a mental note and hoped to find another and luckily on Saturday at the Ginormous Needham Market boot sale spotted something suitable.


£1.50 paid which is a small saving on buying new -( although Hobbycraft is a long way from home so a bigger saving if you count the diesel).
I really must get stitching - I miss the knit/stitch/natter group morning now I don't belong to the village WI.

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There was a posh top hat and tails wedding at the church on Saturday.  I only knew because I happened to be in the kitchen when all the people walked down the road passed the bungalow afterwards, back to a meadow which was being used as a carpark. I thought Phew- so glad not to be dressed up on a hot and humid afternoon. I thought the same about all the special sporting stars guests at Wimbledon - dressed up to the nines in the royal box on Centre Court with the roof closed. I'd much rather be at home! 

I could change my blog name to "Happy At Home"!

Back Tomorrow
Sue

18 comments:

  1. I think 'happy at home' expresses you perfectly, Sue. It's lovely! xx

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    1. Better not change again and Jan below says there is already a blog called that

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  2. My comment disappeared again! I agree, formal dress in hot weather is no fun at all.
    One of the blogs I follow is called Happy at Home.

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    1. I checked spam yesterday - I'll look again. Better check out that blog - might have things in common!

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    2. No, not in spam - so a mystery

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  3. I was at Wimbledon in 1976 which was a scorcher and believe me, Centre Court was a furnace. We didn't see much tennis on that court because we were having to have constant breaks from the heat and athough it was hot on the outside courts it was more bearable.

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    1. I remember working on the mobile library in 1976 - no air con and it was like being in a heated tin can!

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  4. Happy at Home - that's such a positive thing!
    I've never been to Wimbledon, I prefer the comfort of my living room:-)
    Alison in Wales x

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    1. Going there doesn't appeal at all - so many people and queues and either raining or hot!

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  5. I think most sporting events are better viewed form home, you may miss out on some of the atmosphere of the event but you have a good view of proceedings and all the amenities you need. Including tasty food with no queues and outrageous prices.

    That frame was a timely find, excellent.

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    1. Very pleased with finding the frame - so excited I forgot to haggle!

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    2. You are right Sue (A Smaller Life). My husband and daughter went to Silverstone every year to watch the Grand Prix while I stayed at home (didn't fancy it) One year Michael Schumacher crashed into a barrier I think and my husband rang to fiind out what had happened.

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  6. That is a very nice frame for your lovely needle work. I was sorry to hear you no longer attend the local WI. It always sounded really good. Formal dress and hot weather do not combine well. Let's hope the wedding was a short ceremony and the top coats could be removed. It is hot and humid in Massachusetts. Today is rain.

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    1. I still go to another WI and may well re-join here in my village next year when I see the list of speakers

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  7. your long stitch is wonderful! lucky you to find a frame
    Cathy

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    1. I really need to get stitching and finish it before Autumn

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  8. Oh, that could be my blog name too.......if only I had a blog!
    I do enjoy reading yours and it's so nice to know there are others 'happy at home' too!

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    1. Blogging is fun - you could start one - it's easy!

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