Sunday. A lie in. A rare lie in. Reading in bed, not blogs. A proper book. Bliss. (No offence to all your blogs that I love but sometimes nothing can beat a good book and a lazy start to the day.)
Sunday. Some time with Emily. (Helen was away on a sleepover.) We baked. Emily doesn't get much chance now that Helen has become so profficient. She made Chocolate Flapjacks. These are the world's most addictive food. Too good for words. I set Emily up on the floor because when you are dealing with copious amounts of ingredient measuring, sometimes the floor is the best place to be.
And if you have never had a chocolate flapjack, the photo does not do it justice.
If you want to be as addicted as I am to these things, then the recipe link is here or on the lefthand side bar.
Sunday. Not rushing. Roast dinner. Crackling. Cauliflower cheese. That happy, relaxed, ooops I ate a little too much feeling. Love and laughter.
Sunday. A little bit of sewing. Not much, but enough to show some progress. I have started on a Christmas tablerunner for the swap. But still not sure if this is the one I am going to go ahead with for my partner. We shall see what she says. I am pleased with how flat my Drunkard's Path circles turned out though.
Sunday. I could do more on the runner tonight. But I'm not going too. Can't raise the energy after that roast dinner.
Sunday. Just the way a Sunday should be.
Susan
Lucky you! I am thrilled you got a chance to relax. It is good for you!
ReplyDeleteSounds blissful!
ReplyDeleteOoh sounds about perfect :-) Love your table runner, its looking great!
ReplyDeletesounds like a lovely day, and that chocolate flapjack looks delicious
ReplyDeleteSounds like a lovely Sunday to me!
ReplyDeleteExactly like Sunday should be! Perfect. Love your runner :) I say keep going and send it to me! lol
ReplyDeleteI love lazy Sundays. Cooking, baking, quilting, everything done at leisure. Just the way a Sunday should be!
ReplyDeleteperfect sunday glad you enjoyed it,runner looking good love your colour choices.
ReplyDeleteSounds fab! I think I need to make me some chocolate flapjacks!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds lovely!
ReplyDeleteI had to get up to stop arguing children at 6.15, and it went downhill from there! Well OK maybe it stayed the same; I had a Tesco mince pie as my high point!
Oh I love your tablerunner and that it can be used not just at Christmas - absolutely gorgeous so package it over here please!! Your Sunday sounds BLISS.
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing like a day of relaxation, huh? enjoy your eve...Hugs
ReplyDeleteLoretta
perfect sunday - and just love your runner - if i'm your secret squirrel partner, i'd say send it on over!
ReplyDeletecheers
I someone would have asked me "do you know what a chocolate flapjack is?", I would say chocolate pancakes. I would have never guessed it was a sugary, oatmeal confection. YUM!
ReplyDeleteSounds like the perfect day! And your DP are looking perfect too! Jxo
ReplyDeleteYour tablerunner is gorgeous - can't wait for the snowflakes! Great to enjoy a lazy Sunday! Day of rest!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great day! I love the table runner! The colors and the DP blocks. They're great together!
ReplyDeleteFlapjack is the greatest thing ever!! I've never made chocolate ones so I'll have to try it! Sounds like a perfect day :)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a perfect Sunday SusieQ. Mine was similar in bliss. Carbooting in the morning with the bestie, sunday lunch at the parents, and an evening of downton abbey :-)
ReplyDeleteperfect Sunday, perfect runner!
ReplyDeletePerfect Sunday! Thanks for the recipe...all I need now is a reason to make it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect day. Yummo, any of those flapjacks left? They look decibe! And that table runner is going to look GORGEOUS! Lucky partner!
ReplyDeletelovely runner and lovely grub!
ReplyDeleteCollette x