“Often life’s pleasures pass us by simply because we don’t take a moment to focus on them… Make a point of noticing everyday something that uplifts your spirit or tickles your heart… Stop to breathe in the joy of this moment and then tell someone about it. Share your joy and revel in it. When your joy is savoured, and then shared, it is magnified…” ROBIN GRILLE
Sydney Writers Festival I adore you. You are nothing but inspiring and on weekends like this I love every. single. inch, of this fair city. Truly inspired…loving that.
Head On photographic exhibition…so many stunning pictures. So many, talented people out there wielding a camera.… loved every single one of them.
Watching a little blanket grow. It started with some really unlikely colours, using what I had on hand and not a hint of an idea or plan, but I think (with fingers and toes crossed) it’s coming together, (in a rustic mixy matchy kind of way)….and I’m loving that.
Stories of tea. Getting to read all your beautiful stories of tea. I was incredibly touched that so many of you took the time to share a tea story with me. There were so many lovely stories I decided to change it to three winners.
Amber @Quinces and Cumquats
Anne
Rose @Greening the Rose
Thank you to everyone, I wish I could have given you all some tea.
What are some of those moments that have tickled your heart lately?
Oh how I wish I was able to get to the Sydney Writers Festival this year. Please do tell us all about it. x
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I was only able to get there for one day, but certainly jammed in as much as I could for it. Love it. Definitely one of my favourites of Sydney’s annuals.
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I had to and did ‘make do’ as far as the Sydney Writers Festival was concerned with the hour delegated to ‘Q & A’ on ABC – something is better than nothing 🙂 ! Livid, vivid arguments and so much fun to mull over 🙂 !
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That would have been great. It’s such a great environment to be in isn’t it 🙂
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Oh wow! Thank you so much Brydie, I’m tickled pink.
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Wonderful! Have sent you an email Rose.
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I really do love your blanket colour combo, it definitely works!
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Jeez, I’m hoping so Lisa.
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I love your emerging blanket. My grandmother used to crochet and she made us all blankets for our beds that looked just like this xx
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What a wonderful thing to have Charlie. I’m always amazed at all the different types of patterns you can do with just a simple hooked stick and some wool.
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Love the crochet rug Brydie, I have them scattered around the bedrooms and they are all so individual and cosy x
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R I’m always looking for new projects, fancy a crocheted tissue box holder? 😉
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Hi Brydie!
Your crocheted granny square blanket is so bright and happy- I love all the colors and variations of pattern. I think you have an artist’s soul- it just keeps coming out in all that you do! Lovely.
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what a great blog. i can see i’m going to enjoy being around here! my heart pangs for a bit of culture, but with a new baby i get plenty of other heart warms. here via christina lowry. hello!
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LOVE your granny squares Brydie. Gorgeous colour combination, especially the electric blue and cherry red. Looking forward to seeing the final product! Good weather for it.
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Sydney in sunshine is a beautiful place isn’t it? It sounds like you’ve had some lovely events lately. I am going to skip over this for May but will be back with extra motivation and love in June 🙂
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