Adam - 'potato mining'. I have to say he is a potato miner extrordinaire.
He's very thorough..
Meccano Master (or should that be Miss?). This was a tricky project.
A new apron from Ikea just begs to be used, don't you think?
Cranberry and white chocolate biscuits - yummmmmm.
And a big success for Lucy this month - she and her team came second at the Big Brain Book Quiz 2008. She was in a team of three from our local library and they were competing against 30+ other teams from Fife. They had a fantastic time and loved the whole experience. Their prizes included a voucher each for £25 to spend at Amazon. Yay! Well done Rosyth Library!
Miss Lucy is the best!! (no, not biased at all...)
8 comments:
Wow, well done to you all! Lovely to see you back. K xx
Well done Lucy. Did you get a good crop from your potatoes? Daughter in NZ has some planted and hoping to harvest for Christmas Day in the sun. Seems weird!!!!
Well done Lucy and her team. Love the potato miner, he's doing a good job too.
Bless her!! brilliant! excellent mining too!
Huge congratulations to Lucy. I hope you had a good potatoe harvest, mine was small but tasty - the carrots were gorgeous too though small.
I have never grown taters in a bucket... but I have admired those photos of yours. Do you just pop them in and keep adding dirt as they grow?
Well done on all fronts! Especially on the reading. Some days I can barely get mine off the Nintendos to eat, let alone read.... (and then other days DP won't lift his head out of a book. Go figure!)
The biscuits look tasty- I am on a baking kick lately, including some really spicy savory shortbreads :) Yum!
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