This week was the first week of the school holidays here in Adelaide. It has gone by so quickly. These holidays mark the end of semester one, so all those at school are digesting or awaiting results. It also means that it is a real break, because there is no homework! (Semester two hasn't started yet) Fake hair extensions from "Cheap As Chips" inspired the braiding going on at our house. What do you do in the school holidays?
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- Kris
- I am a mother of eight and grandmother of four who loves to make and create. Rosemary Hill is the name of our home where we live, work, learn and create together
Friday, 9 July 2010
School holidays = Hair Braiding
This week was the first week of the school holidays here in Adelaide. It has gone by so quickly. These holidays mark the end of semester one, so all those at school are digesting or awaiting results. It also means that it is a real break, because there is no homework! (Semester two hasn't started yet) Fake hair extensions from "Cheap As Chips" inspired the braiding going on at our house. What do you do in the school holidays?
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You'll have to show a photo when it's finished.
As always,I work. When you own your own business that's what usually happens. My girls sleep late, eat me out of house and home, tend not to tidy up too much which gets me mad. They don't hang out laundry or bring it in.....
I am working 9-5 in the second week of the holidays which thrills me no end. :(
Cheers (?) - Joolz
When I saw that hank of hair I thought "who has had a haircut" and then I read further and all became clear. I don't worry about the school holidays, everyday is like a holiday (well, nearly everyday)
well, we are not braiding hair because we all have short hair, but we are still having fun :)
i love the table runner in the post below - you've given me ideas for my table runner now :)
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