John and I spent Saturday playing with our darling little Henry at Hay's Paddock, a really wonderful playground in Kew. Well worth visiting if you have little kids in your life and you are visiting Melbourne.
On Sunday we tried a fabulous (new to us) breakfast spot. The Kallista Tearooms.
At Sunday lunch a lot of the Daly family got together as John's sister was over from Perth. Meant I got to spend some time with my niece Sarah's sweet little girl, Olivia. Such a little sweetie-pie.
This was a big weekend for me so I arrived home and fell asleep, not waking up till 11.00 Monday morning. Oh how I love sleeping in.
I have a lovely collection of china, much of it collected before the boys were born. Some of it is out on plate racks so needs regularly washing for dust.
When it's down off the rack, it is a good chance to play and rearrange so that's exactly what I've been doing this afternoon.
A great free design from Barbara Brackman HERE. Just scroll down the Feb 1st 2013 post on her wonderful blog, Material Culture.
Hope you are having a wonderful day
Two little cuties! I took the boys to that park when they were little too. Yummy looking breakfast. I love that plate rack of yours.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun weekend, the sewing will keep. Lovely to have a nice long sleep in too.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great week end :)
ReplyDeleteMel what a lovely family weekend and especially enjoying the company of those two little sweeties. Love your beautiful dresser and that gorgeous china and not to mention the beautiful dolls, etc you've made
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous little people. How nice to have a get together. Love your China xx
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lovely time.
ReplyDeleteHi Mel oh your little man is adorable,glad you had a lovely weekend,love your plate rack,see you sat my friend,take care.xx
ReplyDeleteA wonderful way to spend the weekend with family and those two gorgeous little ones.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to have all that time with the family....and then a lovely sleep in.... x
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How wonderful to have time with your family, especially the little ones!
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