typing important fings

December 17, 2014 at 11:06 am 1 comment

apologies for the re-post – darn phone (with accidental help from me) deleted original!
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Such a lovely momento of a morning spent at Gloucester Folk Museum exploring, chatting and ”typing important fings” on a vintage typewriter.

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wordless wednesday making a Christmas stocking

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  • 1. making a Christmas stocking | Nip it in the bud  |  December 18, 2014 at 2:41 pm

    […] As for filling E’s stocking, who knows what Santa will bring {wink}.   There are some great hand-made stocking stuffer ideas on Pinterest if the elves are looking for ideas. In preparation for the big day E’s been reading Santa is Coming to Gloucester and asking how Father Christmas will get into our house with no open chimney to climb down.  A magic key is the answer and this one will be put out on the doorstep along with the carrots and mince pie (which Father Christmas is expecting having responded to the letter E left for him on the wishing tree at Gloucester Folk Museum). […]

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