Thursday, November 17, 2011

I'm Back!

You guys probably didn't realise but I was without the Internet for a whole day yesterday!!! Not a good situation I can tell ya. I kept on circling the computer and restarting it etc. but nothing happened.

The only good thing that happened because of it, is that I was able to finally sew my sister's Tomte. Here is a sneak peak in some different effects that I found on Photoscape...

Click to enlarge!
Tomte and your other gift will be in the mail shortly Sis!

In other news: Miss M. is home with the stomach flu (= buik griep in Dutch). What a week she's having... At least the worst part is now over and she is comfy on the couch watching Phinneas & Ferb with some tea within reach and a 'Beschuitje'. (= a Dutch rusk)
Her ankle is healing and she is able to walk on it very carefully but definitely no Basketball at the moment...


After 24 hours of no Internet I now have a lot of blogs to catch up on: Cheerio!

7 comments:

  1. ziet er schattig uit!! Beterschap aan Miss M!
    Na dit weekend ga ik je ook een pakje sturen!!!

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  2. Wat is ie leuk!
    Beterschap voor Miss M.
    Kram

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  3. buik griep???
    sounds like that might be a perfect description in any language!
    And HOW have you fixed it that my cursor is a little rose???? HOWWWWW?
    fee x
    Quit raising the bar!

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  4. Lief, je Tomte! Jouw sis boft!! Beterschap voor je dochter, gelukkig helpen beschuitjes altijd!

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  5. You notice how dependent you are to your computer when such things happen...
    Your Tomte is so cute, your sister is so lucky to get it!
    I really pity your daughter, but she seems comfortable anyway!
    Kram, Monica

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  6. I am sad to say I could sing the Phineas & Ferb theme tune.
    Hope her foot is back in action soon, but rest really is the best healer
    x

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  7. Your tomte is truly a quirky and delightful character! Well done. So you're doing them for the whole street now?

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