Currently sat here waiting for the little boss to get back from walking the hounds to open my presents so was wondering what folks got in their stockings.
So show and tell time
So show and tell time
So what did Santa bring you?
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I think Waterstones distributes this book.Great and simple whitling not carving.Nice, I've not seen that book before, looks really interesting
Finally allowed to open my presents to find I've been given a dremmel clone multi rotary tool
associated rotary bits and caddy
Some proper Fiskars dressmaking scissors
And my Brantub gifter sent me a really nice Steampunk gift
associated rotary bits and caddy
Some proper Fiskars dressmaking scissors
And my Brantub gifter sent me a really nice Steampunk gift
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Yeah, I was really pleased to get it. Well impressed with the work that's gone into creating it
The only bushcrafty item I got was a 1915 UK issue compass.
It works beautifully too, is accurate compared to my Silva.
Also got some books, a Fish Graal vase made by Edward Hald, a bottle of Ontario wine .
It works beautifully too, is accurate compared to my Silva.
Also got some books, a Fish Graal vase made by Edward Hald, a bottle of Ontario wine .
My Granddaughter is a 'No Plastic' revolutionary.... and as I write quite a few letters, she has saved me from using disposable plastic pens..Hence the posh pen...and no more disposable razors Grandad...so I got a proper razor.
Knife from number one son..and thermal gloves and beanie hat from Great Grandson, which was damned clever 'cos he's only 3 months old..
wonder if he's got a debit card already?.........
and as I write quite a few letters, she has saved me from using disposable plastic pens..Hence the posh pen...and no more disposable razors Grandad...so I got a proper razor.Knife from number one son..and thermal gloves and beanie hat from Great Grandson, which was damned clever 'cos he's only 3 months old..
wonder if he's got a debit card already?.........
Good on your granddaughter. No plastic rule for me this year too receiving or giving. I got books and wooden storage containers for my knitting wools wooden toothbrush and hairbrush. Handmade soap. And homemade jam and chutney. And best of all a big bottle of southern comfort.... hic! We do have a tradition of handmade things if possible so no big presents.
A book of Leonard Cohen's poetry. His last. Published post mortem but edited by him.
A bunch of very different herb and spice mixes from www.themetropolitanchef.com.
I have a dreadfully poor/bad appetite (meds?) so these foodie things will be fun for me to play with.
I can read while things are simmering!
A flannel shirt with a quilted lining. Like having a blanket around my shoulders.
A new 'Rock' 30 cm fry pan with a glass lid.
Chocolate laced Canadian rye whiskey (seasonal treat).
A bunch of very different herb and spice mixes from www.themetropolitanchef.com.
I have a dreadfully poor/bad appetite (meds?) so these foodie things will be fun for me to play with.
I can read while things are simmering!
A flannel shirt with a quilted lining. Like having a blanket around my shoulders.
A new 'Rock' 30 cm fry pan with a glass lid.
Chocolate laced Canadian rye whiskey (seasonal treat).
Edibles, drinkables, wearables and readables - so a perfect Christmas really
Oh, and following my Otter photographing exploits earlier in the year:
Oh, and following my Otter photographing exploits earlier in the year:
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