I did attempt some blogging whilst I was away and have a fair few photos and pretty things to show you, not leat to mention the now finished mystery project, but without enough reliable wifi to get my phone and ipad to communicate with my blogger dashboard it was beginning to feel a bit too much like hard work. I do however have several posts drafted out and ready for assembly just as soon as I hit upon the winning combination of a real computer, reliable internet and some spare time.
So what have I been up to since I last spoke to you? Well...
I've shared the back seat of a car with 2 basset hounds, received far too many sloppy kissess from said bassett hounds, had breakfast on the beach, explored many a seaside town, visited the town where Doc Martin is set, painted my toes blue, cut myself on a Krispy Kreme wrapper, become a member of the national trust, eaten many many pasties, read a really good book, finished my mystery stitch, started learning to drive, been to not one, but 3 craft fairs, made gingerbread men in August, finally watched Dirty dancing for the 1st time, played the ukelele a bit... I think that will do for now!
I shall link up as I post about these things, although rest assured there won't be a dedicated post for each of the above - I'm pretty sure the incident with the Krispy Kreme wrapper won't quite stretch to a full post, or at least a very interesting one anyway!
So, I'm off to sort out a few of those posts, download my photos and just generally come back to the real world (we'll ignore the fact that I've been back for the best part of a week, shall we?) Apart from anything else I still have a lot of posts from other blogs to read through. On logging in to bloglovin' when I got back I discovered in excess of 240 unread posts. Impressive, huh? Even now I've still got over 100 still waiting to be read. It doesn't help that I also keep finding new ones to follow, but I'll be damned if I'm going to just press the 'mark as read' button on any of them. What if I miss something good?
Happy Tuesday,
aLittleBlonde xx
Oh, the Bassetts are just so gorgeous! I would absolutely love one!
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They are cute, and such characters, but at the same time they are an absolute nightmare! Noone quite understands the true meaning of the word stubborn until they've owned a Bassett Hound!!
DeleteaLittleBlonde xx
Those Bassetts are just too cute! I love Cornwall - it's such a beautiful part of the country.
ReplyDeleteI love Cornwall, it's one of my absolute favourite places :) I've got a couple of posts written about our holiday there that I'm saving for a rainy day, a vast proportion of which feature the Bassetts - honesty, you can't take them anywhere!
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