Our new little doggy

well I have finished the little blue and teal doggy for cheeky Riley Sean and I am now knitting a cream and beige bunny for Lacey Mai.  Received a lovely pattern for hedgehogs from Little Cotton Rabbits and will start on them for the twins when the 'pets' have been completed.  Been a bit off colour-hence no updates recently but I am now ok.
got some new specs and trying them out.  A bit different from my last ones but I am getting there. Hubby has made lunch so have to go.  More updates later and pics if I can remember how to do it.
Mogsy

Well hi there world!  this is my first attempt at 'blogging' so  please be patient with me.  I am now retired after spending 16+ years with Leeds City Council Planning Dept and loved almost every minute.  I made lots of friends there but sadly had to leave them behind when I moved from Yorkshire to Lincolnshire.  Not far away you say-however, I don't drive and have no wish to since my nerves won't stand it but love to go back and visit family and my best friend Eileen.  I have 4 lovely grandchildren as you can see from these photos.  they are bigger now-all of them and I have some more up-to-date photos to post (when I get around to it).  Today is Saturday and as good a day as any to start a blog.  I have spent most of today reading other peoples blogs especially that of  +Julie Williams at +littlecottonrabbits. She does some wonderful things with knitting needles and wool.  I am truely  inspired.  I read Simply Homemade and need to have 'busy hands'.  I knot loads when we go to Spain to our mobile home there.  I love taking photos and will have more to post later.  I am off to finish my jumper now that I have been freshly inspired and my lovely hubby has made me a lovely cuppa of decaf coffee.  Will post a photo of the finished jumper when done.  Looking forward to writing more.  Hope you enjoy the read.

Lacey Mai at 3 days old

Riley Sean

Lacey Mai

Arron and Skye school photo

Skye with her new teddy

Arron on local play area climbing frame

See-Saw with the help of Grandad

Skye on climbing frame