What day are we in now? the days all seem to have blurred into one. Somewhere between friday 17th june and today, I've kind of lost track of where I am. anyways, saturday was a special day. Zoe organised a MMJ meet-up in Brighton, for those who could make time to attend.
So there I was, trying to reaasure Mr.Dibs on friday night, as I lay shivering on my bed, that I would be well enough to go to Brighton on saturday. I'd been to work on friday, but left early when my boss saw me crying ( lol, yes i do that when i am in pain), and told me to go home.
Nothing was going to stop me from going to Brighton. Not when I had managed to bag a return ticket for £10. I was hoping by saturday morning I would be feeling better, but when I woke up on saturday to a massive headache, I knew I had to take emergency actions. I quickly overdosed on pain killers, and smiled bravely at Mr.Dibs when he enquired after my health.
Anyways, here are a couple of shots.
Claire's magical trolley, which had everything inside!! |
Santie all excited!! |
Tilly taking notes. How sweet is this? |
Santie, Tilly and I After a couple of glasses of wine, the smiles are more effortless...quite enthusiastic if i may say |
Brighton was alot of fun, though at one point Zoe and Tilly were kind enough to take a break because I was not feeling well, and we sat down for some tea, in my case, a plate of chocolate fudge cake and ice- cream.
I was so glad I went, because I met Santie, who I will be meeting in Belgium in a couple of days for more fabric shopping. I also discovered the best place to be in this world, if anything were to go wrong, like some terrorist attack, or anything major. That place could be anywhere, and I mean it seriously, anywhere, so long as I am with Claire. Claire is one seriously organised person. She has everything for anything in her bag. So Claire, if you are reading this, I think you are seriously cool!!
I also came away with alot of fabric from the fabric swap. I don't have any pics of them, because I forgot to take pictures of them, but most of what I got came from Claire, so whenever i do make something out of them, I will be giving a big shout out to her.
You will be happy to know that I did not buy any fabric. Seriously. I only bought a couple of metres of milliners elastic, for fascinators. I still have to finish the fascinator I am making for Rachel, so I'm glad I got that. I also bought a couple of buckles, and leather thonging for jewellry making. Aww, I'm all grown up now. I can resist the lure of fabric. I might not be so restrained when I go to Belgium though. Santie and I will be going crazy in Antwerp soon.
Sunday, I decided to draft a skirt pattern.
Monday, day 27, at work, and I got caught laughing like a hyena here. I'm wearing the top I embelished a couple of weeks (days?) ago.
Hey Dibs! I'm so glad that you're better from your operation and I hope your cold has gone away now too!
ReplyDeleteI'm seriously gutted I couldn't make Brighton, it looks like you all had such a lovely day...I'm positively jealous!
Hope to catch up with you at a blogger meet-up soon!xx
You are tough!!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you had such a wonderful time!
Hiya lovely! This is such a lovely post, so sorry that you weren't feeling great though. Hope you are feeling better now? See you soon!
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Zoe xxx
so much fun Hun. you have to tell me all later, I am back on wednesday ! Did u draft the skirt from my blog
ReplyDeleteIt was lovely to meet you! I hope you start feeling better soon!
ReplyDeleteDoes this mean you found your camera? I'm so jealous of the awesome meet-ups happening across the ocean!
ReplyDeleteYou got lots of photos and it seems like there was a lot of fun happening. See, I knew your camera was just in need of a break lol. Wish I could have been there with you all. I'm glad everyone looked after you too. Such a generous lot we sewists. lol
ReplyDeleteYou have so much resilience! I am so glad you got to have some fun despite the pain - but seriously - don't forget to look after yourself!
ReplyDeleteHI Dibs. Sorry to hear you've been through the wars... I love how you laugh through it all! Your trip to Brighton looked fun... and how great to be doing meet ups abroad. It'll be a while til I get to do one of those (children and all) but I will be keeping an eager eye out for your Belgique posts!
ReplyDeleteI don't know where to start. You went to the Brighton meet up - I am jealous. You have a french curve - I am jealous. You combined sewing and ice-cream - INSPIRED! You combined painkillers and wine - INSPIRED! Oh, should I not have said that last one? Sorry to hear you're still under the weather, but how brave are you to trek all the way to Brighton?!
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