Wordless Wednesday

The smell of toasted hazelnuts is Christmas to me

Wordless Wednesday...summer hut

I'm not sure I'm clever enough to link to Faith, Hope & a whole lotta love on this iPhone app, but I'm playing along all the same!

Wordless Wednesday...skeleton of a hut

This time last year, we only had the skeleton.
Sorry to keep doing this, but I need to remind myself where we were last year, and how much I appreciate being able to live there now.
Play along with wordless Wednesday here.

P.S. I'm about to scurry off for a neck massage and then go home to lie down, after waking up with a crick in my neck! Feel so ridiculous, I can't do anything, hoping it's all good tomorrow, I still have too much to do at work.

Wordless Wednesday: just a little tree

So we didn't get around to making our Christmas tree until last night, and it's still a work in progress.


Tree ingredients include: fencing wire, white electrical tape, galvanised bucket, a garden stake, set of LED lights and a bag of quick set concrete (not shown!) All comes to a grand total of $67

Stage 1: attach the wire branches to the stake and set in concrete overnight. Stage 2 will be tonight, the fun bit of attaching all 20m of LED lights and covering any green bits of the stake or the wire with white tape. I'll keep you posted.
P.S. If you're not big on Christmas, perhaps come back to my blog in January, you may have noticed by now, I'm a trifle obsessed!

Wordless Wednesday: approaching storm.

An approaching storm in southern Tasmania. Photo of course by my talented husband, Rob Wiltshire.
Join in the wordless fun at Sarah's blog.

Wordless Wednesday: we've come a long way in a year

This time last year, we had one dog and a concrete slab! Join in wordless Wednesday here.

Wordless Wednesday: puppy love

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