I made my daughter a set of Celtic Coasters as I wasn’t sure what to make to give her for her birthday and I had a vague memory of promising her some of these coasters in the past.
I had intended to make either four or six but when I decided to use all seven rainbow colours, because I liked the darker blue so much, it just had to be seven!
Although I had posted the coasters, in the event, I was invited to spend the day before her birthday with her and have roast goose. So I thought a few photographs of the day would add to what otherwise would have been a rather meagre post!
I have to apologise about the quality of the photographs however: some were taken with my phone and the others in a bit of a hurry with my camera but I think they provide a narrative.
I was met at Oxford railway station and we went into town seeing a heron on the way. Some people had not had breakfast and there was a food fare in progress, so food was obtained:
a sausage in roll (Polish I think)and curries.
I had had breakfast but had a savory crepe later.
We went to the games cafe and played a fun game called Fluxx. My daughter won both rounds. Well it was her birthday! And no we didn’t ‘let her win’; she is just clever like that!
Eventually we went to Aylesbury for roast goose.
I didn’t photograph the food before the meal but here is the remains of the goose! Deliciousl!
After the meal it was decided that my present would be opened.
Inside the jiffy bag, as well as the present, I had sent the socks for my granddaughter. so she put them on while my daughter unwrapped her present.
She had no difficulty seeing the pattern
and arranging them. as you can see.
It sounds like a lovely day. I always love street food.
Well done for capturing the heron on camera.
Belated Happy Birthday wishes to your daughter – a gift to treasure!
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As I expect you can tell the heron was captured on the phone zoomed in!
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Lovely photos. Looks like you had a good day. Who can’t when you’re playing fluxx ? 😂
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You’ve played it then?
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Yes! Its a favourite of mine 🙂
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They are so pretty! Anyone would be lucky to get those for a gift!
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My daughter had quite a lot of coasters I have made!
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Lovely Oxford, what a great place to start the day. Please tell me more about the games cafe. We are thinking of having games available in the library, so I wondered how it works please?
Tasty dinner, and lovely presents which I am sure will have lots of use. Curry for breakfast, not sure I could face that.
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Well ‘breakfast’ was at 11.30! here is a link to the games cafe to explain how it works there. http://www.thirstymeeples.co.uk/howitworks
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Aylesbury duck and groovy socks, excellent!
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Was a great day!
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