Saturday 27 June 2009

No really.

We are pleased Sylv is going to be here in less than a month.


And she often comes for longer than four weeks.


I am very excited about my mother coming to stay.





Did I mention she was bringing her husband with her?

15 comments:

  1. I'm hitting the road in the am for the 6 hour road trip to see MY mother. Going Sun and back Wed, so I can get on with some sewing.

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  2. Hmmm.... I seem to recall something about the husband being mentioned....

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  3. is granny from next door single??! ...just wondering...perhaps "an arrangement" could be reached...?! failing that, how much do those month-long eurorail passes go for these days? might be worth the price...and educational for him, as well! (...i'm just sayin...)

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  4. Even if they are your favourite people in the world, a four week stay is kinda long. They do say that houseguests, like fish, go off after 3 days.

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  5. i sense an undercurrent here???

    xx
    p.s. hope to see you this week - finish working em's job on monday!

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  6. We've got space if you don't mind bunking w/ TLG....

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  7. I've missed about the husband...what's wrong with him?

    Thanks so much of the offer of a "daggy magnet" and I'm sorely tempted but rules are rules - magnets can only be for places we've been to and, alas, Australia remains unchartered territory for me.

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  8. mmmmmmm the husband is coming....?????

    do tell.......enquiring minds need to know......;)

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  9. Ohhhhhhh, I like where this is going. Something juicy is in the air. Will there be photos?

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  10. This is going to be more exciting than Coronation street or Eastenders. Looking forward to hearing about it all.

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  11. Wow, four weeks! That's..uh...long! Thanks for your comment - I've really enjoyed discovering your blog. LOVE the Trash Towers Dictionary! I heard my 4 year old drop something in the bathroom yesterday and exclaim "freakin' chops!". When I went in and asked him what he said he shrugged and said "freakin' chops!' Why?" When I asked him where he'd heard it he said "nowhere - I just made it up". I didn't know whether to tell him it didn't sound very nice, or to high five him and ask if he minded if I used it. In the end I just raised my eyebrows and walked away...and of course I have stolen it. 'Freakin' chops' Gold!! :P

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  12. Beautiful! I do, however, think that it is yourself you're trying to convince!

    Just stopped by to thank you for your comment on the post re: brain tumour. Lovely to have complete strangers take the time to offer words of comfort.

    XXOO

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  13. emmmm I was planning on a 10 week visit next year ...not to you to my daughter....is that too long...be buggered if I'm flying all that way for 4 weeks !! she'll just have to put up with me ( I do plan on taking off visiting other people) I'm sooooo popular it will take all that time hehehehe

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  14. You have twice "mentioned" her husband... I'm trying to work out the intonation you would use when saying "husband"..... !!!!

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  15. "art crap"... (hehe) we use that phrase around here all the time! :) Thanks for sharing!

    Christina

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