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Married to Tony mother to 2 children Lucas 23, Gemma 26 & her boyfriend Sean. Carer for 2 crazy Jack Russells. I'm dyslexic so excuse any mistakes. The Stitching Room is where I spend my time playing with Clarice (my camera) and Bernie (my sewing machine). Come on in and see what I'm up to.

Friday 13 September 2013

Brrrrrr is all I can say

We headed to Daylesford today, along the way we stopped at a Nursery with a maze.

To put 2 people in a maze who are never wrong could end up in divorce. I don't fear many things but being lost in a maze for ever is one, not sure why. As we wondered around ending back in the same place I was thinking we may have to sleep there(not really). When we entered we were given a sheet of questions and different things to find. My competitive nature clicked in and even if we did freeze because it was COLD I was going to answer all the questions. After an hour and my hands and feet were frozen we found the exit and fled.

Tony's hand in the back ground the wind kept blowing the flower urrrr.

Magnificent Magnolias

 

 

A lovely lunch in Daylesford and a couple of purchase from Threadneedle.com.au - Home we are now home and my feet are slowly thawing.

 

 

6 comments:

itsjustperi said...

Love love love the fabric, who's it by?

Shirley said...

I think I would fear not being able to get out of a maze. The fabric is very pretty and your photo's lovely.

Susan said...

Ah, my old haunt Daylesford! Did you notice the gutters- they are very deep because of the amount of rain they get! And I'm not surprised its cold! I hope it doesn't snow! Lovely photos too!

Tatkis said...

Lovely flowers and the fabric is so sweet! Glad you managed to find an exit from the maze :)

Hugs,
Tatyana

Annie said...

I'm loving the magnolias at the moment. I'm having a busy weekend, but do hope we can fit in a garden tour at some point.

Shay said...

Lovely colour in those flowers and plants Leanne.

I probably wouldn't have attempted the maze - puzzle type activities aren't my strong point.