Wedded Bliss

Yesterday I watched a wonderful friend and her equally lovely fiance get married. It was a small, family and close friends affair and I felt really privledged to be there. Ellie had put a lot of time, effort and careful thought into the wedding, and it showed.



The day was immaculately planned, with the sort of little touches which make it even more special. Beautiful music, lots of coffee, excellent food.





The venue, Dunsley Hall in Kinver, was amazing, perfectly decorated and with discreet staff.





Jim looked gorgeous, even if he won't admit it.





The table we were on was really friendly and fun, and I'm glad we got to meet (or meet again) everyone on it. I got a little mobbed by the kids who wanted their photos taken in the afternoon. I did manage some lovely shots though, and as soon as I have parental permission I'll share them on my Flickr account.

I also took some time to play about with my camera more and captured some shots of myself.





I'm liking my new hair, make up and style. Long may it continue.

And many, many Congratulations to Ellie and Dan.

Organisation

I managed to mildly fracture my left index finger on the weekend, in a sexual harrassment related moment. I'm not meant to use it for quite some time, and keep it strapped and elevated. This has given me the chance to do an awful lot of stuff:

I'm spending a lot of time catching up on TV series like Supernatural and Boston Legal. Going to run out of stuff to watch soon though.

I'm getting a lot of light reorganisation done: sorting through clothes, tidying up jewellry, bit of ironing.

And most importantly I've had enough time to sort through all my old photos and put them up on Flicker. 1,412 items.

Wow.

All sorted into sets and collections and lovely and tidy. I may not be getting to knit or sew, but I can still be creative.

So I made a mosaic of all my wool stuff.

And then all my sewing.








And then colours.

And then abstract stuff.

And now I'm going for a cup of tea.