Apart from the horrors of joblessness, I've also been busy with other things in the last few weeks, including a lovely trip I took to Edinburgh during the Easter holidays to visit a friend. It was just lovely - we walked lots, saw lots and really soaked up the atmosphere of this gorgeous city. It even stayed dry for us (most of the time anyway!). I took loads of pictures (no surprise there then!) and can't wait to get them printed so I can get some scrapbooking done!
In other crafty news, I recently spent a relaxing weekend at my friend Jenny's house where we chatted and drank gallons of tea and did lots of scrapbooking so that was lovely. I've also gotten back into crochet again, and am currently making a blanket of granny squares as well as some mandala wheels, inspired by the amazing project going on over at the Attic 24 blog. A new crafty adventure surprisingly arose in the last week when a friend of my Mum's opened a new tea shop and asked if I'd help her design the menus! I experimented with lots of gorgeous hand lettering (and even have a Pinterest board to prove my new passion!) and eventually created something that I was quite happy with. And just last Friday, I skyped sweet Abi and we began to plan her trip to Ireland this summer - very exciting indeed!
I hope to be back soon with some of that aforementioned scrapbooking, in between checking for job advertisements...
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Lovely to see you! Keeping my fingers crossed about the work - that's really rough :(. Glad you have friends and crafts to keep you energised and that trip sounds like great fun ...
ReplyDeleteThat last photo of Edinburgh is stunning.
ReplyDeleteI'm keeping my fingers crossed too. Very tightly! I hope something comes up very soon. keep crocheting too - that mandala is beautiful
good luck with the jub hunting, i'm right there with you, and it sucks lol!
ReplyDeletethat mandala looks awesome!! knitting wasn't enough for me so i started learning crochet too ;) hope you'll share your crafty projects here!
Sounds like a lovely visit...and you took some wonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteKeeping my fingers crossed for you on the job front.