Merry Christmas everyone!
Sorry I've been off the blogs for the last week or so - I've been very busy in the workshop finishing presents - there's been some late night but it was all worth it when I saw their faces! They seemed pretty pleased with their new house!
Yesterday was a mad day of putting it all up. I even sheeted all the windows on the one side of the house so they wouldn't see it. I managed to get it all finished before it got dark so we could put the children to bed together and leave out a can of beer and mince pies for father Christmas - it's magical at their age.
The windows sheeted up! Wonder what the neighbours thought! |
Some of Christmas dinner fresh out of the ground. |
Today has been a much more laid back affair, opening presents, watching kids films on TV, enjoying a beautiful Christmas dinner cooked by my gorgeous wife with six veg, five grown here, and then trying to stay awake on the sofa all afternoon!
Hope everyone had the day they wanted and are surrounded by the ones they love.
Merry Christmas to you all!
Been rather relaxing here today. Christmas eve is the aggravating time for us though getting everything finished up and all.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and your girls Kev!!!
I know they loved it!!!! How fun for them. Merry Christmas to your and your family!!
ReplyDeletePS Those veggies from the garden look fantastic
ReplyDeleteWow, what an awesome gift you gave them, just wonderful. And some great veggies too! Nicely done! Merry Christmas to you and warmest of wishes!
ReplyDeleteWOW! totally over the top... Good job.
ReplyDeletewhat a whopper of a parsnip! Wendy house looks ace!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and all of yours Kev! what a wonderful present for the girls! and i love the veg too!
ReplyDeleteyour friend,
kymber
Your Christmas looks perfect
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful gift, and beutifully made they are so lucky to have a wonderful dad, now was that you they were talking about on the radio, blacking out the windows while a playhouse was being built in the garden :-)
ReplyDeleteFantastic Wendy House and vegetables Kev. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteA truly homemade Midwinter. Time given through love. Well done Kev ! Anyone can go out and spend money on stuff, even if they have not got it to spend. Your time is the best expression of love that you can give to anyone, and you have given that through your craft and your growing.
ReplyDeleteVery bestest wishes to you.
Merry Christmas Kev! What a fabulous daddy you are, your children will have that gift long after the rest of the Christmas stuff has broken and rotted away. job well done!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful Christmas memory you have just given your lovely little girls. They will remember that all through their lives (I know because my Dad did something very similar with a dolls house he made for me and I remember it still with the knowledge of the love
ReplyDeletethat went into every wall).
It sounds like you had a lovely family Christmas, here's hoping the New Year brings lots more home made and home grown family times for you all.
All the very best. xx
Thanks everyone for your lovely messages!
ReplyDeleteWhat was the 6th veg not grown here?
ReplyDeleteCarrots, I didn't plant enough and the slugs have destroyed the ones I did have left in the soil. We had beetroot, parsnips, squash, sprouts and leeks but I could have also added celeriac and Jerusalem artichokes as theyre ready as well- we'd need bigger plates if we did those as well though!
DeleteNice looking play house. Glad you had a good holiday.
ReplyDeleteWow, I know that they loved it.This looks a very nice.So, I love everything.Merry Christmas everyone and happy lovely little girls.
ReplyDeleteHappy X-Mass!
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