Sunday, 18 January 2009
Hectic Times
This weekend Heidi and I have been busy trying to do as many of the wedding invites as we can. We have also started buying some of the wine for the wedding. I also aim to brew about 250 bottles, I have about 150 so far, I better get cracking!
Sunday, 11 January 2009
Vegan caught in action!
We also had Fondu on Christmas day. All in all a fantastic Christmas eve & Christmas before travelling up to Buxton for Heidi's mum Boxing day family do (more delicious food).
*Note: Heidi did not eat the Foie Gras...(Heidi hit Bob's head)...ouch!
Christmas Deco
Monday, 8 December 2008
Deja poo
I recently came up with an expression "Deja poo" i.e I've heard this 'poo' (I'm putting it politely here) before, it came into my head while I was driving in the car. I thought it was pretty good. When I told Heidi, she just shook her head. hmmm....I'm wondering if she thinks she is marrying the right guy. Maybe I should try to be abit normal for the time being until we get married.By the end of this weekend we hope to post out the wedding invites to friends and family.
Cold December day at the allotment
Wedding Card

Heidi's friend Gabs has helped us alot in coming up with designs for the wedding card invite. We finally decided on a design which Heidi came up with intergrating some of the ideas and design Gabriella had. Heidi has been working hard trying to get it finished. Here is a quick look at the template. We're going to put a gold sun around the birds as an extra touch. I think it looks beautiful (you can click on the picture to view it more clearly).
Holly Wreath
I decided to make our own holly wreath this year. So I collected some willow and then some moss, unbeknown to me there were quite a few little snails in the plastic bag which I put the moss in. I left it in the kitchen and all the snails started to come out. Heidi was the one who found out that the snails were making an escape from the bag. When she told me about this sternly, I hummed the song for "The Great Escape", she was not very impressed. She put all the snails in the compost and tied up the plastic bag. The remaining snails are still in the plastic bag (I manage to get a picture of a snail clinging on to the plastic bag). Don't tell Heidi but I might open up the bag tonight and become the "Snail Liberator!", "Freedom for the Gastropods!"
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