Hasn't Christmas popped around quickly? I can't keep up at the moment, I am moving from one day to the next.
Our insanely crazy weekend is behind us and it feels like there is still masses to do....
Probably because I still have masses to do before next Thursday.
But the thing is, none of the things on my list are things I don't want to do.
Except maybe make the rum balls. That is always an unpleasant task. The stickiness of the mixture in the summer heat, the rum smelling fingers for days afterwards, the fact I gorge myself on the mixture as I attempt to remove it from my hands and I end up with rum ball hang over....
But in amongst the last of the Christmas prep is this little painting for another of my nephews.
[Ree Ree if you don't want the surprise to be spoiled turn around now!!]
This is for my nephew Rosie (he was the recipient of this painting too) and although he is only one + a half I hope that this is a painting he will treasure for a long long time!
What is your most treasured present? Is there something that stands out as one of the best pressies ever?
Have a great weekend.
By the way - tomorrow (Saturday 18th I will be at the Cowra Farmers Markets @ the show pavillion from 8am - 12 noon.
So if you have a last minute gift to grab, or need some christmas cards + tags with a difference, pop over and say hi!
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looking great. hope your markets goes ok too.
ReplyDeleteGosh I have too many treasures to name!!!! Your painting is gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful painting! A fifty cent note book for my purse that my Cupcake gave me when she was ten, bought and picked with her own money. It had a Besse Pease Guttman painting of a child on the front of it.... It was so perfect at the time and she felt bad that it was only a few cents!
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I am sure your nephews will treasure those delightful paintings for many, many years. Good luck at the markets and a a very Merry Christmas to you and yours!
ReplyDeleteI love the precious expression in the painting. My most treasured gift was when I was 5 years old, my cloth china doll. . . and absolutely everything my 2 beautiful daughters have given me (from their hearts). Merry Christmas and Blessings, Janet
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